Inventory of the Kevin Delaney Collection, 1970-1994

Collection Number 20035

Manuscripts Department, Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Collection Information

Descriptive Summary

Administrative Information

Online Catalog Headings

Biographical Note

Collection Overview

Detailed Description of the Collection

Items Separated

Contact Information:: Manuscripts Department; CB#3926, Wilson Library; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, NC 27514-8890; Phone: 919/962-1345; Fax: 919/962-3594; Email: mss@email.unc.edu; URL: http://www.lib.unc.edu/mss/

Descriptive Summary

Repository: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Folklife Collection.

Creator: Delaney, Kevin.

Title: Kevin Delaney Collection, 1970-1994

Call Number: 20035

Language of Materials: Materials in English

Extent: Items: About 175; Linear Feet: 0.5

Abstract

Kevin Delaney was born in 1946 in Washington, D.C. Between 1970 and 1974 he traveled through Ireland, Scotland, and the American Midwest and Southeast, recording country, blues, gospel, bluegrass, and old-time musicians and performers who otherwise might not have been heard.

The collection documents the culture and history of Irish and American music. It consists primarily of field recordings made by Kevin Delaney in various regions of Ireland and the American Southeast. There are also many dubbed recordings of both Irish and American folk music. The Irish field recordings are primarily individual performances, while the dubbed recordings are groups of musicians playing different instruments, including fiddle, uillean pipes, spoons, flute, and pennywhistle. There are also some examples of Gaelic and shape-note singing. Songs include jigs, airs, reels, strathspeys, and others. The American recordings are composed primarily of fiddle and banjo music, along with some spoken word material. Some recordings are of Tommy Jarrell. There is also a practice tape of Delaney on fiddle and guitar. Several commercial audiocassettes are included, as well as dubbed recordings of jazz, blues, and pop music. Also included are Delaney's personal notebooks documenting the musicians he recorded while in the field, along with several posters, fliers, a collection of musicians' autographs, and a photograph.

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Administrative Information

Access: Use of audio materials may require production of listening copies.

Acquisitions Information: Received from Kevin Delaney of Mebane, N.C., in January 1990 and August and September 2002.

Processing Information: Processed by: Benn Joseph, February 2005; Encoded by: Benn Joseph, March 2005, and Emily Jack, March 2006

Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], in the Kevin Delaney Collection #20035, Southern Folklife Collection, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Copyright Notice: Copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.

Online Catalog Headings

These and related materials may be found under the following headings in online catalogs.

Banjo music.

Blues (Music)

Blues musicians.

Country music.

Country musicians.

Delaney, Kevin.

Fiddle tunes--Ireland.

Fiddle tunes--United States.

Flute music--Ireland.

Folk music--Southern States.

Folk music--United States.

Folk songs--United States.

Folksongs, Irish.

Gospel music.

Gospel musicians.

Ireland--Songs and music.

Jarrell, Tommy.

Jigs.

Musicians--Ireland.

Musicians--Southern States.

Old-time music.

Penny whistle.

Popular music.

Reels (Music)

Shape-note singing.

Southern States--Songs and music.

Strathspeys.

Uillean pipes.

Biographical Note

Kevin (Chris) Delaney was born in 1946 in Washington, D.C. He was first exposed to folk music while studying at Duke University, where he earned his B.A. in 1968. Between 1970 and 1974, he traveled across Ireland, Scotland, and the midwestern and southeastern regions of the United States, recording country, blues, gospel, bluegrass, and old-time musicians and performers who might otherwise never have been heard. Delaney earned his Master of Library Science degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1976 and continued recording musicians and visiting community groups, colleges, and schools to educate people about the rich history and importance of folk music and its traditions in Ireland and the United States, hoping to carry on older traditions of music to a new generation. These efforts culminated in the recording of a commercial album, American Son, in 1982, but he continued recording and teaching well into the 1990s.

Collection Overview

The collection documents the culture and history of Irish music and American music. It consists primarily of field recordings made by Kevin Delaney in various regions of Ireland and the American Southeast, and also contains many dubbed recordings of both Irish and American folk music. The Irish field recordings are primarily individual performances, while the dubbed recordings are groups of musicians playing different instruments, including fiddle, uillean pipes, spoons, flute, and pennywhistle. There are also some examples of Gaelic singing and shape-note singing. Songs include jigs, airs, reels, strathspeys, and others. The American recordings are composed primarily of fiddle and banjo music, along with some spoken word material. Some recordings are of Tommy Jarrell. There is also a practice tape of Delaney on fiddle and guitar. Several commercial audiocassettes are included, as well as dubbed recordings of jazz, blues, and pop music. Also included are Delaney's personal notebooks documenting the musicians he recorded while in the field, along with several posters, fliers, a collection of musicians' autographs, and a photograph.

Arrangement of Collection

1. Music Materials
1.1. Irish Recordings
1.1.1. Field Recordings
1.1.2. Dubbed Recordings
1.2. American Recordings
1.2.1. Field Recordings
1.2.2. Dubbed Recordings
1.3. Notebooks
1.4. Photograph
1.5. Unidentified Recording
2. Collected Materials
2.1. Posters and Flyers
2.2. Autographs
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Items Separated

Tape notes (SFC Field Notes vertical files)
Audiocassettes (FS-7108 - FS-7209)
Audiotapes (FT-272 - FT-289, FT-11835 - FT-11854, FT-12812 - FT-12826)

Detailed Description of the Collection

1. Music Materials, 1970-1994.

163 items.

1.1. Irish Recordings, 1971-1974.

42 items.

1.1.1. Field Recordings, 1971-1972, 1974.

27 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Fiddle recordings of local artists from the counties of Clare, Donegal, Dublin, Galway, Kerry, Meath, Sligo, and Tipperary. There is also some Irish material that was recorded in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Edinburgh, Scotland.

Audiotape FT-277

Jim Mullen, fiddle. Clifden, County Galway, August 1971. John Waters, fiddle. Ardara, County Donegal, August 1971. Jerry Breslin, fiddle. Carrick, County Donegal, August 1971. Tony Smith, fiddle. Dublin, September 1971.

Jim Mullen, fiddle. Clifden, County Galway, August 1971.

Side 1.1: "The Groves Sweeney" and "The Iron Gate" (hornpipes)

Side 1.2: Unknown and "The Sligo Maid" (reels)

Side 1.3: "The Geese in the Bog," "Paddy in London," and "The Butcher's March" (jigs)

John Waters, fiddle. Ardara, County Donegal. August 1971.

Side 1.4: "Slieve naMon" (air)

Side 1.5: "Lord Gordon's Reel," (reel)

Side 1.6: "Donegal Reel," (reel)

Side 1.7: Four unknown tunes in 2/4 time

(Between #7 and #8 there is an unknown jig.)

Side 1.8: Unknown reel

Side 1.9: Two unknown jigs

Side 1.10: "The Frost Is All Over" (jig)

Side 1.11: "Harvest Home" (hornpipe)

Side 1.12: "Liverpool Hornpipe" (hornpipe)

Side 1.13: "The Boys of Bluehill" (hornpipe)

Side 1.14: "Connacht Man's Ramble" (jig)

Side 1.15: "The Rakes of Kildare" (jig)

Side 1.16: "Coolin" (air)

Side 1.17: "The Lark in the Clear Air" (air)

Side 1.18: "The Blackbird" (long dance)

Side 1.19: "The Garden of Daisies" (long dance)

Side 1.20: "The Merry Sisters Reel" (reel)

Side 1.21: "Tobin's Favorite" (jig)

Side 1.22: "Doctor O'Neill" (jig)

Side 1.23: "A Visit to Ireland" (jig)

Side 1.24: "Miss McLeod's" (reel)

Jerry Breslin, fiddle. Carrick, County Donegal. August 1971.

Side 2.1: "Father O'Flynn" (jig)

Side 2.2: "Strike the Gay Harp" (jig)

Side 2.3: "Irish Washerwoman" (jig)

Side 2.4: "Saddle the Pony" (jig)

Side 2.5: "A Trip to the Cottage" (jig)

Side 2.6: "Donegal Reel" (reel)

Side 2.7: "The Sligo Maid" (reel)

Side 2.8: "Bonnie Kate" (reel)

Side 2.9: "Master Crowley" (reel)

Side 2.10: "The Lads from Laois" (reel)

Side 2.11: "The Foxhunter's Slip Jig" (slip jig)

Side 2.12: Unknown set dance

Side 2.13: Unknown military two-step

Side 2.15: Unknown strathspey

Side 2.16: Unknown reel

Side 2.17: "Jackie Coleman's" (reel)

Side 2.18: "The Famine" (air)

Side 2.19: "The Mountain Road" (reel)

Side 2.20: Unknown jig

Tony Smith, fiddle. Dublin. September 1971.

Side 2.21: "The Wandering Minstrel" (jig)

Side 2.22: "The Gold Ring" (jig)

Side 2.23: "The Sligo Jig" or "Trip to Killavil" (jig)

Side 2.24: "The Woman of the House" and "The Bird in the Bush" (reels)

Side 2.25: "Lord Gordon's Reel" (reel)

Audiotape FT-278

John Doherty, fiddle. Glenties, County Donegal. August 1971. Tom Anderson, fiddle. Edinburgh, Scotland. September 1971. Willie Clancy, tin whistle and uilleann pipes. Malbay, County Clare. September 1971.

John Doherty, fiddle. Glenties, County Donegal. August 1971.

Side 1.1: "The Blackbird" (air)

Side 1.2: "The Sligo Maid" (reel)

Side 1.3: Unknown strathspey

Side 1.4: "The Drunken Piper" (reel)

Side 1.5: Unknown reel

Side 1.6: "The Mathematician's" (hornpipe)

Side 1.7: "The Frost is All Over" (jig)

Side 1.8: Unknown reel

Side 1.9: "The Gladstone" (reel)

Side 1.10: 3 unknown hornpipes

Side 1.11: "The Rakes of Kildare" (jig)

Side 1.12: "The Irish Washerwoman" (jig)

Side 1.13: "The Dear Irish Boy" (air)

Side 1.14: Unknown hornpipe

Side 1.15: "Lord Gordon's Reel" (reel)

Side 1.16: "The Laird of [?]" (strathspey)

Side 1.17: "The Postman's Knock"

Side 1.18: "Bonnie Kate" and "Jennie's Chickens" (reels)

Tom Anderson, fiddle. Edinburgh, Scotland. September 1971.

Side 1.19: "Soldier's Joy" (reel)

Side 1.20: "Soldier's Joy" (reel)

Side 1.21: "A New Year's Tune" and "The Day Dawn"

Side 1.22: "The Bride's March"

Side 1.23: "The Bride's a Bonny Thing"

Side 1.24: "Early in the Morning, the Sailor Loves His Bottle" (reel)

Side 1.25: "Faroe Rum" (reel)

Side 1.26: Unknown

Side 1.27: "Oliver Jack," "Willa Fjord," and "Merry Boys of Greenland"

Side 1.28: "Devil Stick the Minister"

Side 1.29: "Shaald o'Foule"

Side 1.30: "Wyne Deple"

Side 1.31: "McLeod's Reel" (reel)

Side 1.32: "High Road to Linton" (reel)

Side 2.1: "Sleep Soon in the Morning" (reel)

Side 2.2: "Sleep Soon in the Morning" (reel)

Side 2.3: "Jack Broke the Prison Door" (reel)

Side 2.4: "Dayset"

Side 2.5: "The Moon"

Side 2.6: "Lament," unknown polka, and unknown reel

Side 2.7: Unknown strathspey

Side 2.8: "The Laird of Dunblaine" (strathspey)

Side 2.9: "Stirling Castle" (strathspey)

Side 2.10: "Lord McDonald's Reel" (reel)

Side 2.11: Unknown reel

Side 2.12: "Devil's Dream" (reel)

Side 2.13: "Flowers of Edinburgh" (reel)

Side 2.14: "Flowers of Edinburgh" (reel)

Willie Clancy, tin whistle and uilleann pipes. Malbay, County Clare. September 1971.

Side 2.15: "The Geese in the Bog" or "The One-Horned Cow" (jig)

Side 2.16: "The Jolly Tinker" (reel)

Side 2.17: "The Sligo Maid" (reel)

Side 2.18: "Slieve naMon" (air)

Side 2.19: "Garrett Barry's Favorite" (jig)

Side 2.20: "The Dark Woman of the Glen" (air)

Side 2.21: "The Legacy" (jig)

Side 2.22: 2 unknown reels

Side 2.23: "The Twisting of the Rope" (air)

Side 2.24: Unknown jig

Side 2.25: "Leitrim Jig" (jig)

Side 2.26: Unknown and "Rakish Paddy" (reels)

Audiotape FT-12819

T. Standeven, tin whistle and fiddle, Haddonfield, New Jersey. February 1972. John Vesey, Glenolden, Pennsylvania. Jehile Kerchoff, Rush, Pennsylvania.

T. Standeven, tin whistle and fiddle. Haddonfield, New Jersey. February 1972.

Side 1.1: T. Standeven, tin whistle instruction.

Side 2.1: "Bridey Morley's," "Thorn Bush," "Halfpenny Reel," and "Limestone" (reels)

Side 2.2: "March Tune," "Maid on the Green" (jig), and "Three Little Drummers" (jig)

Side 2.3: "Swallow's Tail Reel," "Traveller's Reel," "Sligo Reel," and "A Martin Wynne Reel" (reels)

John Vesey. Glenolden, Pennsylvania

Side 2.4: "The Humours of Lissade" and "Sweeney's Dream" (reels)

Side 2.5: "Doctor Gilbert" and "Queen of May" (reels)

Side 2.6: "Bunker Hill" and "Hard Road to Travel" (reels)

Side 2.7: "Jackson's Reel"

Jehile Kerchoff. Rush, Pennsylvania

Side 2.8: "8th of January"

Side 2.9: "Golden Slippers"

Side 2.10: "Fisher's Hornpipe"

Side 2.11: "Devil's Dream"

Side 2.12: "The Maid Behind the Bar" and "Green Mountain"

Side 2.13: "Whistling Rufus"

Side 2.14: "The Girl I Left Behind Me"

Audiotape FT-12823

John Vesey. Glenolden, Pennsylvania. Spring 1972. Ann Sheehy. Lixnaw, County Kerry. Tom Standeven. Haddonfield, New Jersey. Spring 1972.

John Vesey. Glenolden, Pennsylvania. Spring 1972.

Side 1.1: "Duke of Leinster Reel"

Side 1.2: "From Seán McGuire"

Side 1.3: "Rakish Paddy Reel"

Side 1.4: "Reel of Dodge" and "The Tramp"

Ann Sheehy. Lixnaw, County Kerry.

Side 1.5: Gilbert Clancy's Reel

Side 1.6: "Fling"

Side 1.7: "Callaghan's Hornpipe"

Side 1.8: Unknown hornpipe

Side 1.9: "Banish Misfortune" and Unknown jig

Side 1.10: Unknown reel and "Lord Gordon and Lady Gordon's Reel"

John Vesey. Glenolden, Pennsylvania.

Side 1.11: "The Enchanted Land Reel" and "The Holy Land Reel"

Side 1.12: "The Swallow's Tail Reel"

Side 1.13: "Three Little Drummer's Jig"

Side 1.14: "The Fair-Haired Boy" and "The Pipe on the Hob"

Side 1.15: "The Joy of my Life"

Side 1.16: "Guiry's Fancy"

Side 1.17: "Templehouse Reel"

Side 1.18: "Collier's Reel"

Side 1.19: "The Maid of Mount Kisco Reel" and "The Bush Reel"

Side 1.20: "Drowsy Maggie" and "Toss the Feathers"

Side 1.21: "The Bucks of Oranmore Reel"

Tom Standeven. Haddonfield, New Jersey. Spring 1972.

Side 2.1: Fiddle Tips

Audiocassette FS-7108

John Kelly. Dublin. 31 July 1972. Paddy Glacken. Dublin. 2 August 1972. Tony Smith. 3 August 1972. (#1 of series) [same as FT-272]

John Kelly. Dublin. 31 July 1972.

Side 1.1: "Kerry Jig" and "The Southwest Wind"

Side 1.2: Unknown and "Apples in Winter"

Side 1.3: "Morrison's Jig" and "The Rose of Loch Gill"

Side 1.4: "Sixpenny Money"

Side 1.5: on record ["The Moveen Reel"]

Side 1.6: #214 in book ["Mikey Callaghan's Jig"]

Side 1.7: "Humours of Castlefinn"

Side 1.8: "The Kerryman's Daughter" and "The Bird in the Tree"

Side 1.9: "The Wind that Shakes the Barley" and "The Lady on the Island"

Side 1.10: "Sligo Maid" and "The Boy's Knock"

Side 1.11: "Clare-Kerry Jig"

Side 1.12: "Tommy Hill's Hornpipe"

Side 1.13: "Lucy Campbell"

Side 1.14: "The Gooseberry Bush"

Side 1.15: "Paddy Ryan's Dream"

Side 1.16: Unknown

Side 1.17: "Trip to the Cottage"

Side 1.18: "Tell Her I Am"

Side 1.19: "Morning Dew"

Paddy Glacken. Dublin. 2 August 1972.

Side 1.20: "The Maid Behind the Bar" and "The Morning Dew"

Side 1.21: "Sgt Early's Dream"

Side 1.22: Unknown

Side 1.23: "John McKenna's Reels"

Side 1.24: 2 Unknown songs

Side 1.25: Unknown and "The Kid on the Mountain"

Side 1.26: "Apples in Winter" and unknown

Side 2.1: "Bobby Casey's Reels"

Side 2.2: 2 Unknown songs

Side 2.3: "The Pullet Wants Cock"

Side 2.4: Unknown jig

Tony Smith. 3 August 1972.

Side 2.5: 2 unknown songs

Side 2.6: "Longford Collector" and "Sailor's Bonnet"

Side 2.7: "Sligo Maid" and "Peeler's Cap"

Side 2.8: "Reevy's Reel," "Fahy's Reel," and "Green Mountain"

Side 2.9: "Oak Tree"

Side 2.10: "New Policeman"

Side 2.11: "George White's Favorite" and "The Woman of the House"

Side 2.12: 2 unknown jigs

Side 2.13: "Bill Harte's Jig" and unknown

Side 2.14: "Leitrim Jig" and two unknown songs

Side 2.15: #5 in book ["Gleanntàn na Samhaircíní" or "Wicky Sears"]

Side 2.16: #58 ["Paddy McFadden's"]

Side 2.17: 2 unknown single jigs

Side 2.18: 2 unknown slip jigs

Side 2.19: "Fox Hunter's Chase"

Audiocassette FS-7109

C.C.E. Tape, D. Murphy. (#2 of series) [Probably 2 August 1972].

Audiocassette FS-7110

Denis Murphy. Ann Sheehy. Tommy Peoples. (#3 of series) [Probably 2 August 1972].

Denis Murphy.

Side 1.1: "Salamanca Reel"

Side 1.2: 2 polkas

Side 1.3: Unknown polkas

Side 1.4: Unknown polkas

Side 1.5: Unknown polkas

Side 1.6: "Homebrew Hornpipe"

Side 1.7: "Kennedy's Reel" and "The Woman of the House"

Side 1.8: "Morrisson's Jig"

Side 1.9: "Tom Billy's Jig"

Side 1.10: "Merrily Kiss the Quaker"

Side 1.11: "Kerry Slides"

Side 1.12: "Kiss the Maid Behind the Bar"

Side 1.13: "Lonesome Jig"

Side 1.14: "Lament for O'Sullivan"

Side 1.15: "Lament of O'Neill"

Side 1.16: "The Blackbird"

Side 1.17: "Johnny Cope"

Side 1.18: "Frieze Britches"

Side 1.19: "Mulvihill's Reels"

Side 1.20: "The Frisco Hornpipe"

Side 1.21: "Is it the Priest You Want?" and "Tell Her I Am"

Ann Sheehy.

Side 2.1: "The Castle Jig"

Side 2.2: "The Battering Ram"

Side 2.3: "Leitrim Jig"

Side 2.4: "The Legacy"

Side 2.5: "Morisson's Jig"

Side 2.6: "Paddy Taylor's Jig"

Side 2.7: "The Humours of Ballyloughlin"

Side 2.8: "Billy Clifford's Hornpipe"

Side 2.9: "The Fairy Hornpipe"

Side 2.10: "Cronin's Hornpipe"

Side 2.11: "Dublin Reel"

Side 2.12: "Mike Russell's Reel"

Side 2.13: "Drowsy Maggie"

Side 2.14: "The Copper Plate"

Side 2.15: "Rakish Paddy"

Side 2.16: "The Bonnie Bunch of Roses"

Side 2.17: "Lament for Limerick"

Side 2.18: "Lament for O'Donnell"

Side 2.19: "Castle Jig"

Side 2.20: "The Battering Ram"

Side 2.21: "Copper Plate"

Side 2.22: "Rakish Paddy"

Tommy Peoples.

Side 2.23: "Cailleachan Tuirne" (#1)

Side 2.24: "Plearaca Na Ceise" (#2)

Side 2.25: "The Stolen Purse" (#7)

Side 2.26: "Piercing the Leather" (#6)

Side 2.27: "The Catholic Boy" (#9)

Side 2.28: "Ard an Bhothar" (#18)

Side 2.29: "Did You See My Man Looking For Me?" (#21)

Side 2.30: "Port Shean t Seain" (#22)

Side 2.31: "The Humours of the Whiskey" (#66)

Side 2.32: "The Humours of Derry Croisnane" (#64)

Side 2.33: Unknown slip jig

Side 2.34: Unknown slip jig

Side 2.35: "The Maid Behind the Bar"

Side 2.36: "The Chattering Magpie" (#77)

Audiocassette FS-7111

Tommy Peoples. Michael Russell. (#4 in series) [probably 2 August 1972].

Audiocassette FS-7112

P. Canny, Willy Clancy, P. O'Loughlin, Junior Crehan. (#5 in series) [probably 2 August 1972].

Audiotape FT-272

John Kelly, fiddle. Dublin. Paddy Glacken, fiddle. Dublin. 2 August 1972. Tony Smith, fiddle. Dublin. 3 August 1972.

John Kelly, fiddle. Dublin.

Side 1.1: "Kerry Jig" and "The Southwest Wind" (jigs)

Side 1.2: Unknown and "Apples in Winter" (jigs)

Side 1.3: "Morrisson's Jig" and "The Rose of Loch Gill" (jigs)

Side 1.4: "Sixpenny Money" (jig)

Side 1.5: "The Moveen Reel" (reel)

Side 1.6: "Mikey Callaghan's Jig" (jig)

Side 1.7: "The Humours of Castlefinn" (reel)

Side 1.8: "The Kerryman's Daughter" and "The Bird in the Tree" (reels)

Side 1.9: "The Wind that Shakes the Barley" and "The Lady on the Island" (reels)

Side 1.10: "The Sligo Maid" and "The Boy's Knock" or "The Pretty Girl from Mayo" (reels)

Side 1.11: "Clare-Kerry Jig" (jig)

Side 1.12: "Tommy Hill's Favorite" (hornpipe)

Side 1.13: "Lucy Campbell" (reel)

Side 1.14: "The Gooseberry Bush" (reel)

Side 1.15: "Paddy Ryan's Dream" and "Mama's Pet" (reels)

Side 1.16: Unknown

Side 1.17: "A Trip to the Cottage" (jig)

Side 1.18: "Tell Her I Am" (jig)

Side 1.19: "The Morning Dew" (reel)

Paddy Glacken, fiddle. Dublin. 2 August 1972.

Side 1.20: "The Maid Behind the Bar and The Morning Dew" (reels)

Side 1.21: "Sgt. Early's Dream" (reel)

Side 1.22: Unknown (reel)

Side 1.23: "John McKenna's Reels" (reels)

Side 1.24: 2 unknown reels

Side 1.25: Unknown and "The Kid on the Mountain" (slip jigs)

Side 1.26: "Apples in Winter" and unknown (jigs)

Side 2.1: "Bobby Casey's Reels" (reel)

Side 2.2: "Long Kesh Jig" and "Morrisson's Jig" (jigs)

Side 2.3: "The Pullet Wants Cock" (jig)

Side 2.4: "Arthur Darley's Jig" (jig)

Tony Smith, fiddle. Dublin. 3 August 1972.

Side 2.5: "Killarney Boys of Pleasure" and unknown (reels)

Side 2.6: "The Longford Collector" and "The Sailor's Bonnet" (reels)

Side 2.7: "The Sligo Maid" and "The Peeler's Cap" or "The Merry Blacksmith" (reels)

Side 2.8: "Reevy's Reel," "Paddy Fahy's" and "The Green Mountain" (reels)

Side 2.9: "The Oak Tree" (reel)

Side 2.10: "The New Policeman" (reel)

Side 2.11: "George White's Favorite" or "The Lass of Carrowcastle" and "The Woman of the House" (reels)

Side 2.12: 2 unknown jigs

Side 2.13: "Bill Harte's Jig" and "Jimmy Ward's Jig" (jigs)

Side 2.14: "Old Leitrim Jig" and 2 unknown jigs

Side 2.15: "Gleanntàn na Samhaircíní" or "Wicky Sears" (jig)

Side 2.16: Paddy McFadden's (single jig)

Side 2.17: 2 unknown single jigs

Side 2.18: 3 unknown slip jigs

Side 2.19: Fox Hunter's Chase (reel)

Audiotape FT-273

Tommy Peoples, fiddle. Kilfenora, County Clare. 14 August 1972. Michael Russell, tin whistle. Doolin, County Clare. 15 August 1972. Anne Sheehy, tin whistle. Lixnaw, County Kerry. 11 August 1972. Willie Clancy, tin whistle. Miltown Malbay, County Clare. 16 August 1972.

Tommy Peoples, fiddle. Kilfenora, County Clare. 14 August 1972.

Side 1.1: "The Maid at the Spinning Wheel" or "The Wild Irishman" (jig)

Side 1.2: "The Humours of Kesh" (jig)

Side 1.3: "The Stolen Purse" or "The Lark on the Strand" (jig)

Side 1.4: "Piercing the Leather" (jig)

Side 1.5: "The Catholic Boy" (jig)

Side 1.6: "Ard an Bhóthair" (jig)

Side 1.7: "Did You See my Man Looking for Me?" (jig)

Side 1.8: "Port Shean tSeáin" (jig)

Side 1.9: "The Humours of Whiskey" (slip jig)

Side 1.10: "Humours of Derrycrosnane" (slip jig)

Side 1.11: Unknown slip jig

Side 1.12: Unknown slip jig

Side 1.13: "The Maid Behind the Bar" or "Kiss the Maid Behind the Barrel" (reel)

Side 1.14: "The Chattering Magpie" (reel)

Side 1.15: "Colonel McRory" (reel)

Side 1.16: "Gilbert Clancy's Favorite" (reel)

Side 1.17: "Ah Surely" (reel)

Side 1.18: "The Smiles and Tears of Erin" (reel)

Side 1.19: "George White's Fancy of the Lass of Carrowcastle" (reel)

Side 1.20: "Kelly's Castle" (reel)

Side 1.21: "The Stone in the Field" (reel)

Side 1.22: "The Blackhaired Lass" or "The Dark Haired Girl" (reel)

Side 1.23: "The Corner House" (reel)

Side 1.24: "You're Right my Love" (reel)

Side 1.25: "Mulloy's Reel" (reel)

Side 1.26: "Crowley's Reel" (reel)

Side 1.27: "The Jolly Clamdiggers" (reel)

Side 1.28: "The Oak Tree" (reel)

Side 1.29: Unknown jig

Side 1.30: "Drowsy Maggie" (reel)

Side 1.31: Unknown reel

Side 1.32: Unknown reel

Side 1.33: Unknown hornpipe

Michael Russell, tin whistle. Doolin, County Clare. 15 August 1972.

Side 2.1: "The Brown Girl Sweet" (slow air)

Side 2.2: "Ned of the Hills" (slow air)

Side 2.3: "Homebrew Hornpipe" (hornpipe)

Side 2.4: "The First of May " (hornpipe)

Side 2.5: Unknown hornpipe

Anne Sheehy, tin whistle. Lixnaw, County Kerry. 11 August 1972.

Side 2.6: "The Castle Jig" (jig)

Side 2.7: "The Battering Ram" (jig)

Side 2.8: "The Leitrim Jig" or "Whelan's Jig" (jig)

Side 2.9: "The Legacy" (jig)

Side 2.10: "Morrison's Jig" (jig)

Side 2.11: "Paddy Taylor's" (jig)

Side 2.12: "The Humours of Ballyloughlin" (jig)

Side 2.13: "Billy Clifford's" (hornpipe)

Side 2.14: "The Fairy Hornpipe" (hornpipe)

Side 2.15: "Cronin's" (hornpipe)

Side 2.16: "The Dublin Reel" (reel)

Side 2.17: "Michael Russell's" (reel)

Side 2.18: "Drowsy Maggie" (reel)

Side 2.19: "The Copper Plate" (reel)

Side 2.20: "Rakish Paddy" (reel)

Side 2.21: "The Bonny Bunch of Rushes" (slow air)

Side 2.22: "Lament for Limerick" (slow air)

Side 2.23: "Lament for O'Donnell" (slow air)

Willie Clancy, tin whistle. Miltown Malbay, County Clare. 16 August 1972.

Side 2.24: "The Battle of Cath Caum" (slow air)

Side 2.25: "Old Donegal" (slow air)

Side 2.26: "The Cause of my Sorrow" (slow air)

Side 2.27: "The Black Rogue" (jig)

Side 2.28: "The Rambling Pitchfork" (jig)

Side 2.29: "Banish Misfortune" (jig)

Side 2.30: Unknown reel

Side 2.31: Unknown reel

Side 2.32: "The Rainy Day" (reel)

Side 2.33: "The Kerry Reel" or "The Green Banks of Rossbeigh" (reel)

Audiotape FT-274

Denis Murphy, fiddle. Gneevguillia, County Kerry. 9 August 1972. Fred Finn, fiddle. Killavil, County Sligo. 21 August 1972.

Denis Murphy, fiddle. Gneevguillia, County Kerry. 9 August 1972.

Side 1.1: "The Mountain Road" and "The Doon Reel" (reels)

Side 1.2: "The Green Banks of Rossbeigh" or "The Kerry Reel" and "Colonel Fraser" (reels)

Side 1.3: "Apples in Winter" (jig)

Side 1.4: "Hickey's Reel" (reel)

Side 1.5: "The Munster Jig" (jig)

Side 1.6: "The Old Gray Goose" (jig)

Side 1.7: "The Queen of May" (reel)

Side 1.8: 2 unknown slides

Side 1.9: "Salamanca Reel" (reel)

Side 1.10: 2 unknown polkas

Side 1.11: Unknown polka

Side 1.12: 2 unknown polkas

Side 1.13: 2 unknown polkas

Side 1.14: "Homebrew Hornpipe" (hornpipe)

Side 1.15: "Kennedy's Reel" and "The Woman of the House" (reel)

Side 1.16: "Morrison's Jig" (jig)

Side 1.17: "Tom Billy's Jig" (jig)

Side 1.18: "Merrily Kiss the Quaker" and unknown (slides)

Side 1.19: 2 unknown slides

Side 1.20: "Kiss the Maid Behind the Bar" (reel)

Side 1.21: "The Lonesome Jig" (jig)

Side 1.22: "Lament for O'Sullivan" (slow air)

Side 1.23: "Lament of O'Neill" (slow air)

Side 1.24: "The Blackbird" (long dance)

Side 2.1: "Johnny Cope" (reel)

Side 2.2: "Frieze Britches" (jig)

Side 2.3: "Mulvihill's Reels" (reels)

Side 2.4: "The Frisco Hornpipe" (hornpipe)

Side 2.5: "Is it the Priest You Want?" and "Tell Her I Am" (jigs)

Fred Finn, fiddle. Killavil, County Sligo. 21 August 1972.

Side 2.6: "Providence Reel" (reel)

Side 2.7: "Seán Ryan's Reel" (reel)

Side 2.8: "Killavil Reel" (reel)

Side 2.9: "Tom Steele's" (reel)

Side 2.10: "Jennie's Chickens" (reel)

Side 2.11: "The Cat in the Can" (reel)

Side 2.12: "Jackie Coleman's Reel" (reel)

Side 2.13: "The Limestone Rock" (reel)

Side 2.14: Unknown jig

Side 2.15: "Killavil Jig" and unknown (jigs)

Side 2.16: "Bridey Morley's Reel" (reel)

Side 2.17: "The Boys of Ballysadare" and unknown (reels)

Side 2.18: "Music in the Glen" (reel)

Side 2.19: "Mulvihill's" and "Mama's Pet" (reels)

Side 2.20: 2 of Martin Wynne's reels (reels)

Side 2.21: "The Buck in the Wood" (jig)

Side 2.22: "Captain Rock" (reel)

Side 2.23: "The Tap Room" (reel)

Side 2.24: Unknown reel

Side 2.25: "The Humours of Lissadel" (reel)

Side 2.26: "The Kid on the Mountain" (slip jig)

Audiotape FT-275

Peter O'Loughlin, fiddle. Kilmaley, County Clare. 17 August 1972. Junior Crehan, fiddle. Quilty, County Clare. 17 August 1972. Paddy Canny, fiddle. Tulla, County Clare. 15 August 1972. Paddy Fahy, fiddle. Aughrim, County Galway. 21 August 1972.

Peter O'Loughlin, fiddle. Kilmaley, County Clare.

Side 1.1: "The College Grove" and "The Dairy Maid" (reels)

Side 1.2: "Jennie's Welcome to Charley" (reel)

Side 1.3: "The Bunch of Green Rushes" (reel)

Side 1.4: "Spike Island Lassies" (reel)

Side 1.5: "Toss the Feathers" (reel)

Side 1.6: "Garrett Barry" (jig)

Side 1.7: "The Lads of Laois" (reel)

Side 1.8: "Banish Misfortune" (jig)

Side 1.9: "Bunker Hill" (reel)

Side 1.10: Unknown reel

Side 1.11: "Mother's Delight" (reel)

Side 1.12: "Dowd's Reel" (reel)

Junior Crehan, fiddle. Quilty, County Clare. 17 August 1972.

Side 1.13: "The Clare Jig" and "The First Jig" (jigs)

Side 1.14: "The Rookery" (single jig)

Side 1.15: Unknown single jig

Side 1.16: "The Geese in the Bog" (jig)

Side 1.17: Story About a Leprechaun

Side 1.18: Untitled--Composed by Junior Crehan (jig)

Side 1.19: Story About Seeing the Fairies

Side 1.20: "The Connachtman's Rambles" (jig)

Side 1.21: "Tatter Jack Walsh" and "Banish Misfortune" (jigs)

Side 1.22: "The Humours of Donnybrook" (jig)

Side 1.23: "The Lonesome Jig" (jig)

Side 1.24: Untitled--Composed by Junior Crehan (jig)

Side 1.25: "Pigeon on the Gate Reel" and "Toss the Feathers" (reels)

Side 1.26: "Toss the Feathers-Clare Version" (reel)

Side 1.27: "The Stack of Oats" and "The Stream of the Cats" (hornpipes)

Side 1.28: "Murrihy's Hornpipe" and "The Stack of Wheat" (hornpipes)

Side 2.1: "Scully Casey's" (hornpipe)

Side 2.2: "Peg in the Settle Bed" or "Whelan's" (jig)

Paddy Canny, fiddle. Tulla, County Clare. 15 August 1972.

Side 2.3: Unknown jig

Side 2.4: Unknown jig

Side 2.5: "The Cliffs of Moher" (jig)

Side 2.6: "Apples in Winter" (jig)

Side 2.7: Unknown jig

Side 2.8: "Repeal of the Union" (reel)

Side 2.9: "The Bunch of Green Rushes" (reel)

Side 2.10: "Garrett Barry's" (jig)

Side 2.11: Unknown jig

Side 2.12: Unknown jig

Side 2.13: "Mullingar Lee" and "The Star of Munster" (reels)

Side 2.14: "The Silver Spear" (reel)

Side 2.15: "The Tulla Reel" or "Humours of Tulla" (reel)

Side 2.16: "The Rose of Loch Gill" (jig)

Side 2.17: "The Pigeon on the Gate" (reel)

Side 2.18: "Morrison's Jig" (jig)

Paddy Fahy, fiddle. Aughrim, County Galway. 21 August 1972.

Side 2.19: Untitled--Composed by Paddy Fahy (jig)

Side 2.20: "The Irish Washerwoman" (jig)

Side 2.21: 2 Untitled songs--Composed by Paddy Fahy (reels)

Side 2.22: "The Ewe Reel" (reel)

Side 2.23: Unknown reel

Side 2.24: Unknown reel

Side 2.25: Untitled--Composed by Paddy Fahy (reel)

Side 2.26: "The Rambles of Kitty" (jig)

Side 2.27: "The Rakes of Kildare" (jig)

Side 2.28: Untitled--Composed by Paddy Fahy (reel)

Audiotape FT-276

Joe Ryan, fiddle. Cooper Hill, County Meath. 31 August 1972. James Kelly, fiddle. Dublin. 6 September 1972. Tom Daly, fiddle. Dunquin, County Kerry. 23 August 1972. Seán Keane, fiddle. Dublin. 2 September 1972. Seán de Hóra, Gaelic singing. Dunquin, County Kerry. 23 August 1972.

Joe Ryan, fiddle. Cooper Hill, County Meath. 31 August 1972.

Side 1.1: "The Heather Breeze" (reel)

Side 1.2: "The Boyne Hunt" and "Rolling in the Ryegrass" (reels)

Side 1.3: "Jennie's Wedding" and "The Cameronian" (reels)

Side 1.4: "The Star of Munster" (reel)

Side 1.5: "The Jolly Tinker" (reel)

Side 1.6: "The First House in Connacht" (reel)

Side 1.7: "The Bag of Potatoes" (reel)

Side 1.8: "The Copper Plate" (reel)

Side 1.9: "The Boy in the Gap" (reel)

Side 1.10: "The Sally Gardens" (reel)

Side 1.11: Unknown and "The Frost Is All Over" (jigs)

Side 1.12: Unknown jig

Side 1.13: "Banish Misfortune" (jig)

Side 1.14: "Chief O'Neill's," "The Cork Hornpipe," and "The Boys of Bluehill" (hornpipes)

Side 1.15: "Princess Royal" and "The Ace and Deuce of Piping" (set dances)

Side 1.16: "Faral Gara" and Reel Composed by Martin Wynne (reels)

James Kelly, fiddle. Dublin. 6 September 1972.

Side 1.17: 2 unknown reels

Side 1.18: Unknown reel

Side 1.19: "The Tempest" (reel)

Side 1.20: "Morrison's" and "The Rose of Loch Gill" (jigs)

Side 1.21: "The Foxhunter's" (reel)

Side 1.22: "The Boy in the Gap" (reel)

Side 1.23: "Lord McDonald's" and unknown (reels)

Tom Daly, fiddle. Dunquin, County Kerry. 23 August 1972.

Side 1.24: Unknown slow air

Side 1.25: Unknown jig

Side 1.26: Unknown slow air

Side 1.27: Unknown slow air

Side 1.28: "The Three Sea Captains" (jig)

Seán Keane, fiddle. Dublin. 2 September 1972.

Side 2.1: "The Killavil Jig" or "The Sligo Jig" (jig)

Side 2.2: "Jimmy Ward's" (jig)

Side 2.3: "The Duke of Leinster" (reel)

Side 2.4: "Miss Mcleod's Reel" (reel)

Side 2.5: "Jackson's Morning Brush" (jig)

Side 2.6: "Dowd's #9" (reel)

Side 2.7: "The Swallow's Tail" (reel)

Side 2.8: "The Lark in the Morning" (jig)

Side 2.9: "The Duke of Leinster's Wife" (reel)

Side 2.10: "The Sligo Maid" (reel)

Side 2.11: "Banish Misfortune" (jig)

Side 2.12: "The Musical Priest" (reel)

Side 2.13: Unknown reel

Side 2.14: "The Bucks of Oranmore" (reel)

Side 2.15: "Farewell to Erin" and "Ships are Sailing" (reels)

Seán de Hóra, Gaelic singing. Dunquin, County Kerry. 23 August 1972.

Side 2.16: Unknown slow air

Side 2.17: Unknown slow air

Side 2.18: Unknown slow air

Audiotape FT-12813

Julia Clifford, fiddle, and Billy Clifford, flute. County Tipperary. Brendan McGlinchy. County Armagh. Bridge Cheilidh Band. Mary Bergin, tinwhistle. Dublin. [1972?]

Julia Clifford, fiddle, and Billy Clifford, flute. County Tipperary.

Side 1.1: Unknown hornpipe

Side 1.2: 2 unknown reels

Side 1.3: Unknown reel

Side 1.4: Unknown jig

Side 1.5: Unknown hornpipe

Side 1.6: "Crooked Road to Dublin" and "Clare Reel"

Side 1.7: "Blue Ribbon Polka" and "Machine Polka"

Side 1.8: Unknown jig

Side 1.9: Unknown jig

Side 1.10: 2 unknown reels

Side 1.11: Unknown reel

Brendan McGlinchy. County Armagh.

Side 1.12: "McKenna's Reels"

Side 1.13: Unknown reel

Side 1.14: Unknown reel

Side 1.15: "The Boys of Laois" (reel)

Side 1.16: Unknown and "Toss the Feathers" (reels)

Side 1.17: Unknown and "Queen Anne" (reels)

Side 1.18: Unknown reel

Side 1.19: Unknown reel

Side 1.20: Unknown reel

Side 1.21: "Grafspee" (reel)

Side 1.22: "Lord Gordon's" (reel)

Side 1.23: 2 unknown reels

Side 1.24: "Morning Dew" (reel)

Side 1.25: Unknown and "Greenfields of America" (reels)

Side 1.26: 2 unknown reels

Side 1.27: 2 unknown reels

Side 1.28: 2 unknown reels

Bridge Cheilidh Band.

Side 1.29: 3 unknown reels

Side 1.30: 3 unknown jigs

Mary Bergin, tinwhistle. Dublin.

Side 1.31: Unknown reel

Side 1.32: 2 unknown reels

Side 1.33: 2 unknown reels

Side 2.1: Unknown slow air

Audiocassette FS-7113

Vesey and Standeven, September 1973. Bro Chanice, John Vesey Trio, April 1974.

Audiocassette FS-7130

: Radio show, John Vesey Trio, April 1974 and 12 May 1974.

Audiocassette FS-7114

T. Standeven, C. Fahy, 12 May 1974.

Audiocassette FS-7115

Aly Bain and Cathal McConnell, 22 October 1974.

Audiocassette FS-7116

John Doherty, Dublin session. Tom Anderson, demonstration. Undated.

Audiocassette FS-7117

Junior Crehan, Fred Finn, Paddy Fahy, Tom Daly, Sean De Hora, Joe Ryan. Undated.

Audiocassette FS-7118

C. Fahy, tin whistle. Harvey Ellington.

C. Fahy, tin whistle.

Side 1.1: "Cow that ate ???"

Side 1.2: "Girls from County Mayo"

Side 1.3: "The Morning Star"

Side 1.4: "The Pipe on the Hob"

Side 1.5: "The Pipe on the Hob"

Side 1.6: Unknown

Side 1.7: Unknown

Side 1.8: "Lament for Brion Boru"

Side 1.9: "Bank of Ireland"

Harvey Ellington.

Side 2.1: "Sweet Georgia Brown"

Side 2.2: "Leaving Home"

Side 2.3: "San Antonio Rose"

Side 2.4: "Wabash Blues"

Side 2.5: "Who's Sorry Now?"

Audiocassette FS-7119

D. Crowder. Malcolm.

Audiocassette FS-7120

Malcolm.

Audiocassette FS-7121

Tony Smith. Willie Clancy.

Audiocassette FS-7122

"Nikel Campbell."

Audiocassette FS-7123

"B. Mulvihill."

1.1.2. Dubbed Recordings.

15 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical from 78 rpm recordings owned by Frank George, then alphabetical by first artist listed.

Most of these dubbed recordings were originally owned by Frank George. Paddy Cronin, Packie Dolan and his Melody Boys, and Tommy Peoples are some of the musicians included in this section. Publication information for many of these recordings is available in the additional documentation for this collection.

Audiotape FT-11852

Paddy Cronin, The House in the Glen. Leader Lea, Music from the Coleman Country. Leo Rowsome (from Frank George). Leo Rowsome, uillean pipes. Liam Walsh, uilleann pipes.

Paddy Cronin, The House in the Glen.

Side 1.1: "Jerry Beaver's Hat," "Rose in the Heather," and "McGuire's" (jigs)

Side 1.2: "Boys of Ballysadare" and "Longford Collector" (reels)

Side 1.3: "Paddy Stack's Favorite" and "Apples in Winter" (jigs)

Side 1.4: "New Century" and "Joe Burke's" (hornpipes)

Side 1.5: "Clifford's" and "O'Leary's" (slides)

Side 1.6: "Paddy Ryan's Dream" and "Queen of May" (reels)

Side 1.7: "House in the Glen" and "Lark in the Boy" (jigs)

Side 1.8: "The Reel of Bogie" and "Kerry Reel" (reels)

Side 1.9: "Dock and Keys of Galway" and "Hag with the Money" (jigs)

Side 1.10: "McDonough's" (hornpipe)

Side 1.11: "Gneeveguilla" and "The Quarry Cross" (polkas)

Side 1.12: "The Munster" and "The Trip to Killarney" (jigs)

Side 1.13: "The Shaskeen" and "The Bag of Potatoes" (reels)

Leader Lea, Music from the Coleman Country.

Side 1.14: "O'Rourke's" and "The Wild Irishman" (reels)

Side 1.15: "The Laurel Tree" (reel)

Side 1.16: "The Black Thorn Stick" (reel)

Side 1.17: "Willie Coleman's" and "Brendan Tone Rowe's #2" (jigs)

Side 1.18: "The Musical Priest" (reel)

Side 1.19: "Trim the Velvet" (reel)

Side 1.20: "The Cuckoo" (reel)

Side 1.21: "The Boys of the Lough" and "The Devils of Dublin" (reels)

Side 1.22: "The Wise Maid" (reel)

Side 1.23: "Strike the Gay Harp" and "Loug Gowna" (jigs)

Side 1.24: "Lord Gordon's Reel"

Side 1.25: "The Fox Chase" (reel)

Side 1.26: "Killavil," "The Lilting Banshee," and "The Kid on the Mountain" (jigs)

Side 1.27: "Miss McLeod's" (reel)

Side 1.28: "Michael Riley's" and "Martin Wynne's #2" (reels)

Leo Rowsome (from Frank George).

Side 1.29: "The Maid Behind the Bar" and "Touch Me If You Dare" (reels)

Side 1.30: "Top of the Cork Road" and "Irish Washerwoman" (jigs)

Side 1.31: "Annie Laurie" and "A Hundred Pipers" (Scottish medley)

Side 1.32: "Who Fears to Speak of '98" and "Legion of the Rear Guard" (marches)

Side 1.33: "Liverpool" and "The Cuckoo's Nest" (hornpipes)

Leo Rowsome, uillean pipes.

Side 2.1: "Bonnie Kate," "Miss Monaghan's Blackberry Blossom," "Miss McLeod's Reel" (reels)

Side 2.2: Medley of Jigs

Side 2.3: "The Blackbird" (set)

Side 2.4: "Saint Patrick's Day" (set)

Side 2.5: "Boolauoque" and "The Ould Bog Road" (airs)

Side 2.6: "The Boys of Wexford" and "Kelly of Killan" (marches)

Side 2.7: "Boys of the Lough," "Green Mountain" (reels)

Side 2.8: "Jackson's Morning Brush" and "The Clare Jig" (jigs)

Side 2.9: "Byrnes" and "Kiltinane" (hornpipes)

Side 2.10: "The Primrose Lass" and "Ivyleaf" (reels)

Side 2.11: "The Broken Pledge" and "Miss Thornton's Reel" (reels)

Side 2.12: "The Gallow Glass" and "The Girl at the Spinning Wheel" (jigs)

Side 2.13: "The Bantry" and "The Plains of Boyle" (hornpipes)

Side 2.14: "Collier's" and "The Sligo Maid" (reels)

Side 2.15: "Big Pat's Reel" and "Swallow's Tail" (reels)

Side 2.16: "Drops of Brandy" and "Barny Brannigan" (slip jigs)

Side 2.17: "Gillian's Apples" and "The Maid of Tramore" (jigs)

Side 2.18: "The Bunch of Keys" and "Buckley's Fancy" (reels)

Side 2.19: "Independent" and "The Star" (hornpipes)

Side 2.20: "Jockey at the Fair"

Side 2.21: "George White's Favorite" and "Colonel Frazer" (reels)

Side 2.22: "The Boy in the Boat" and "The Morning Dew" (reels)

Side 2.23: "Brian O'Lynn" and "The Newly Married Couple" (jigs)

Side 2.24: "My Darling Asleep" and "The Tongue's By the Fire" (jigs)

Liam Walsh, uilleann pipes.

Side 2.25: "Stack of Barley" (set)

Side 2.26: "The New Demesne" (reel)

Side 2.27: "The Bucks of Oranmore" (reel)

Side 2.28: "The Blackbird" (set dance)

Side 2.29: "The Scholar" and "Salamanca" (reels)

Side 2.30: "Alexander's" and "O'Higgins" (hornpipes)

Audiotape FT-279

Packie Dolan and his Melody Boys, fiddle, tin whistle, and spoons. John Howard, fiddle. Charles McDonough, fiddle. Danny O'Donnell, fiddle. Honeyman's Fiddlers. Neil O'Boyle, fiddle. Frank O'Higgins, fiddle (all from Frank George).

Packie Dolan and his Melody Boys, fiddle, tin whistle, and spoons.

Side 1.1: "Fitzmaurice's Flight" (reel)

Side 1.2: "The Grove" (hornpipe)

John Howard, fiddle.

Side 1.3: "Humours of Glendart" and "Haste to the Wedding" (jigs)

Side 1.4: "Toss the Feathers" and "Callan Lasses" (reels)

Side 1.5: "Three Captains" and "Humours of Bandon" (jigs)

Side 1.6: "The Mountain Lark" and "The Traveler" (reels)

Side 1.7: "Flowers of Spring" and "Honeysuckle" (hornpipes)

Side 1.8: "Jennie's Wedding" and "The Copper Plate" (reels)

Side 1.9: "Ballintra Lass" and "Sheehan's" (reels)

Side 1.10: "Humours of Castle Bernard" and "The Pewter Mug" (hornpipes)

Charles McDonough, fiddle.

Side 1.11: "Liverpool Hornpipe" and "The Red-Haired Boy" (hornpipes)

Danny O'Donnell, fiddle.

Side 1.12: "Tenpenny Bit," "Shandon Bells," and "Boys of the Town" (jigs)

Side 1.13: "Mullingar Races" and "Drowsy Maggie" (reels)

Side 1.14: "Garden of Daisies," "The Blackbird," and "A Job of Journeywork" (set dances)

Side 1.15: "The Slievenamon" and "The Cuckoo" (hornpipes)

Side 2.1: "The Barmaid," "Charming Katy," and "The Moving Bog" (reels)

Side 2.2: "The Cobbler," "Close to the Floor," and "The Rambling Pitchfork" (jigs)

Honeyman's Fiddlers.

Side 2.3: "Loch Katrine" (march), "Miss Lyall" (strathspey), and "Loch Leven" (reel)

Side 2.4: "Bonnie Ann" (march), "Job Johnson" (strathspey), and "Bob Johnson" (reel)

Neil O'Boyle, fiddle.

Side 2.5: "Harvest Home" (hornpipe) and "Green Mountain" (reel)

Side 2.6: "Haste to the Wedding" and "Over the Hills" (jigs)

Side 2.7: "The Pigeon on the Gate" and "Jennie Picking Cockles" (reels)

Side 2.8: "Biddy of Sligo" and "Connacht Man's Ramble" (jigs)

Frank O'Higgins, fiddle.

Side 2.9: "The Cuckoo's Nest" and "Cronin's Rambles" (hornpipes)

Side 2.10: "The Pigeon on the Gate," "Fermoy Lasses," and "Humours of Castlefinn" (reels)

Side 2.11: "Farewell to Erin," "Irish Molly," and "The Flogging Reel"

Side 2.12: "The Maid at the Spinning Wheel" and "Do You Want Any More?" (jigs)

Side 2.13: "The Ace and Deuce of Piping" and "The King of the Fairies" (set dances)

Side 2.14: "The Beauty Spot," "Colonel Fraser," and "Drowsy Maggie" (reels)

Audiotape FT-280

Frank O'Higgins, fiddle. Paddy Cronin, fiddle. George Stell, fiddle (all from Frank George).

Frank O'Higgins, fiddle.

Side 1.1: "Kitty's Gone A-Milking," "The Dogs Among the Bushes," and "The Merry Sisters" (reels)

Side 1.2: "Humours of Drinagh," "Visit to Ireland," and "Gallowglass" (jigs)

Paddy Cronin, fiddle.

Side 1.3: "The Doon" and "Quinn's" (reels)

Side 1.4: "Con McCarthy's Favorite" and "The Killarney Wonder" (hornpipes)

Side 1.5: "The Doon #2", and "O'Callaghan's" (reels)

Side 1.6: "Cronin's" and "Fitzgerald's" (hornpipes)

Side 1.7: "The Mountain Top" and "The Galtee Mountains" (reels)

Side 1.8: "Byron's" and "Delahunty's" (hornpipes)

Side 1.9: "Gorman's" and "The Pretty Girls of the Village" (reels)

Side 1.10: "O'Keefe's" and "The Rights of Man" (hornpipes)

Side 1.11: "Flax in Bloom," "The Millstone," and "The Dairymaid" (reels)

Side 1.12: "Rakish Paddy" and "Wheels of the World" (reels)

Side 1.13: "Templehouse" and "Duke of Leinster" (reels)

Side 1.14: "The Boys of the Town" and "The Hag with the Money" (jigs)

George Stell, fiddle.

Side 1.15: "Miss McLeod's" (reel), "Faral O'Gara" (reel), "Irish Washerwoman" (jig), "Spitfire Reel" (reel), and "Paddy Whack" (jig)

Audiotape FT-11835

Felix Doran. Michael Grogan, accordion, and John Howard, violin. Tom Morrison, flute, and John Reynolds, tambourine. Various Irish penny whistle tracks. Various fiddle and pipes tracks. Irish Dance Music, various artists. Old Time Fiddle Tunes, Jean Carignan. The Riendeau Family (all from Frank George).

Felix Doran.

Side 1.1: "Pigeon on the Gate" and "Congress" (reels)

Side 1.2: "Doran's Fancy" and "The Rambling Pitchfork" (jigs)

Michael Grogan, accordion, and John Howard, violin.

Side 1.3: "Drunken Tailor" and "Teetotaler" (reels)

Side 1.4: "Jerry's Beaver Hat" and "Widow Brady" (jigs)

Tom Morrison, flute, and John Reynolds, tambourine.

Side 1.5: "Dunmore Lassies," "Manchester," and "Castlebar Traveler" (reels)

Side 1.6: "Sweet Flowers of Miltown" and "Boys from Knock" (schottische)

Side 1.7: "The London Cloy" (hornpipe)

Side 1.8: "The Roscommon Reel" (reel)

Various Irish penny whistle tracks.

Side 1.9: "Lark in the Morning" and "Bill Harte's" (jigs)

Side 1.10: "Roisín Dubh" (air)

Side 1.11: "King of the Fairies" (step dance)

Side 1.12: "O'Brien's" and unknown (jigs)

Side 1.13: "Sweep's" (hornpipe)

Side 1.14: Unknown reel

Side 1.15: "Centenniary" and "Hines" (march)

Side 1.16: "Boolavogue" (air)

Side 1.17: "The Gooseberry Bush," "The Maid Behind the Bar," and "Cooley's #3" (reels)

Side 1.18: "Madame Bonaparte" (set dance)

Side 1.19: "The Skylark" and "Roaring Mary" (reels)

Side 1.20: Unknown slow air

Various fiddle and pipes tracks.

Side 1.21: Unknown and "Sligo Maid" (reels)

Side 1.22: "Banish Misfortune" and "Lark in the Morning" (jigs)

Side 1.23: Unknown hornpipe

Side 1.24: Unknown

Side 1.25: "The Blackbird" (set dance)

Side 1.26: Unknown jig

Side 1.27: Unknown reel

Side 1.28: Unknown reel

Side 1.29: Unknown jig

Side 1.30: Unknown jig

Side 1.31: Unknown hornpipe

Irish Dance Music, various artists.

Side 2.1: "Up and Away" and "Mary Girl" (polkas)

Side 2.2: "Spike Island" and "Dowd's Favourite" (reels)

Side 2.3: "Brian O'Lynn" and "The Rakes of Clonmel" (jigs)

Side 2.4: "The First of May" (hornpipe)

Side 2.5: "The Millpond" and "Mist on the Meadow" (jigs)

Side 2.6: "The Shaskean" and "The Green Blanket" (reels)

Side 2.7: "Dunmore Lassies," "The Manchester," and "The Castlebar Traveler" (reels)

Side 2.8: "The Carraroe" and "Lamberts" (jigs)

Side 2.9: "Johnny's Favourite" and "The Thrush in the Morning" (reels)

Side 2.10: "The Boys of Blue Hill" and "The Stack of Wheat" (hornpipes)

Side 2.11: "The Joy of My Life" and "The Banks of Lough Gowna" (jigs)

Side 2.12: "Jenny Picking Cockles," "Kitty in Lane," and "The Cottage Grove" (reels)

Side 2.13: "Ginger's Favourite" and "The Bogs of Allen" (jigs)

Side 2.14: "The Ash Plant," "The Merry Harriers," and "The Hut in the Bog" (reels)

Old Time Fiddle Tunes, Jean Carignan.

Side 2.15: "Traveler's Reel"

Side 2.16: "Medley of Haste to the Wedding"

Side 2.17: "Michael Coleman Medley"

Side 2.18: "Carpenter's Reel"

Side 2.19: "Winnipeg Reel"

Side 2.20: "G. Scott Skinner"

Side 2.21: "Indian Reel"

Side 2.22: "Fisher's Hornpipe"

Side 2.23: "Blacksmith's Reel"

The Riendeau Family.

Side 2.24: "Pigeon on the Gate Post"

Side 2.25: "St Anne's Reel"

Side 2.26: "You Married My Daughter (And Yet You Didn't)"

Side 2.27: "White Mountain Reel"

Side 2.28: "Coin Du Ciel"

Side 2.29: "Grand Father's Reel"

Side 2.30: "Growling Old Man and Woman"

Side 2.31: "Raggedy Ann"

Side 2.32: "John McDonald's Reel"

Side 2.33: "Louie's First Tune"

Audiocassette FS-7178

Martin Byrnes, Tulla Ceila Band, Willie Clancy, The Chieftans.

Audiocassette FS-7124

Paddy Canny, P.J. Hayes, Peter O'Loughlin, Seamus Ennis, Willie Clancy, Sean O'Conaire, John Kelly.

Audiocassette FS-7125

"Willy Clancy," "Michael Coleman," "Seamus Ennis," "Joe Heane," "J.J. Gannon," "Martin Byrnes."

Audiotape FT-12817

Irish Jigs and Reels, Michael Coleman. Seán Keane. Bobby Casey, Quilty, County Clare. John Kelly. Seán Ryan. Patrick Kelly, County Clare. Brendan McGlinchy, County Armagh. Tommy Peoples, Kilfenora, County Clare. [Recordings of Bobby Casey, Patrick Kelly, Brendan McGlinchy, and Tommy Peoples were probably done live, most likely in 1972.]

Irish Jigs and Reels, Michael Coleman.

Side 1.1: "Crowley's Reels"

Side 1.2: "Paddy Clancy's Jig" and "A Trip to the Cottage"

Side 1.3: "Miss McLeod's Reel" and "Philip O'Beirne's Delight"

Side 1.4: "The Liffey Banks" and "The Shaskeen" (reels)

Side 1.5: "Murphy's H.P."

Side 1.6: "Cherish the Ladies" (jig)

Seán Keane.

Side 1.7: "The Oak Tree" (reel)

Side 1.8: "Jennie's Welcome to Charley" and "The Connaught Heifer" (reels)

Side 1.9: "The Wind that Shakes the Barley" and "Drowsy Maggie"

Side 1.10: "Willy Clancy's Fancy" and "Garrett Barry's Fancy" (jigs)

Michael Coleman.

Side 1.11: "The Wind that Shakes the Barley"

Bobby Casey, Quilty, County Clare.

Side 1.12: "The Reel Mullinavat" and "Tie the Ribbons" (reels)

Side 1.13: "The Cottage Groves"

Side 1.14: "Paddy Ryan's Dream" and unknown (reel)

Side 1.15: "The Quilty Jig" and "Jimmy Ward's Jig"

Side 1.16: Unknown reel

John Kelly.

Side 1.17: "The Humours of Carrigaholt" (reel)

Side 1.18: "Mikey Callaghan's Jig"

Side 1.19: "Caher Rua Reel"

Side 2.1: "The Cabin Hunter Reel" and "Delia Crowley's Reel"

Side 2.2: "Bimidagól Jig" and "Patsy Geary's Jig"

Side 2.3: "The Moveen Reel" and "Mare Delaney"

Seán Ryan.

Side 2.4: "Castle Jig" and "McKenna's Jig"

Side 2.5: "Wheels of the World" and "Tom Steele" (reels)

Patrick Kelly, County Clare.

Side 2.6: "Banish Misfortune" (jig)

Side 2.7: Unknown

Side 2.8: Unknown reel

Side 2.9: "The Cottage Grove" (reel)

Brendan McGlinchy, County Armagh.

Side 2.10: "The Wheels of the World," unknown, and "Rakish Paddy Reel" (reel)

Side 2.11: "Jennie's Welcome to Charley" and "Pigeon on the Gate" (reels)

Side 2.12: Three unknown jigs

Tommy Peoples, Kilfenora, County Clare.

Side 2.13: "Princess Roayl" (set dance)

Side 2.14: Two unknown reels

Side 2.15: Unknown and "Oaktree" (reels)

Side 2.16: Two unknown reels

Side 2.17: Unknown reel

Side 2.18: Unknown reel

Side 2.19: Unknown jig

Side 2.20: Unknown reel

Side 2.21: Unknown set dance