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Series 2: Sound
Recordings
(continued) |
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Subseries 3:
Ireland
(continued) |
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Kildare Fair
(mod.) |
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Ten weary years
since I left Ireland's shore (no good) |
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As I went walking
one morn down by the greenwood side (Irish and
English) |
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Lullabye (in
Irish) |
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Conversation
following about song |
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Lullabye (in
Irish) |
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Conversation
following about song |
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Charming sweet
girl that I love |
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AFC 2008/005: SR035,
November 24, 1952
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-2 dupe. Mrs. Cronin; ER 2x; MCC3, C6, copy.
According Jean's notes, the following songs were "taken out for
lecture tape 5/12/59": Gather your ducks; Pussy's got the measles;
and As I went walking one morn down by greenwood side (Irish and
Eng). |
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The factory
girl |
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Gather your ducks
and mind them |
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Pussy cat's party
- no good |
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Pussy's got the
measles - Mamie O'Connor |
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Sun has gone down
in the west, love (no good) |
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Kildare Fair
(mod.) |
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Ten weary years
since I left Ireland's shore (no good) |
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As I went walking
one morn down by the greenwood side (Irish and
English) |
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Second lullabye -
more conversation |
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The charming
sweet girl that I love |
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I am a maid that
sleeps in love |
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Lanaghan's
ball |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR036 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-3x. MCC; C4. On reel: Mrs. Cronin /copy /
Macroom. |
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Barbara
Allen |
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Cuc a
handy |
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Little pack
o'tailors |
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Darby
ram |
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Lord
Gregory |
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Molly
Bam |
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The Kerry cow -
Irish and English |
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Same tune: girl
compares suitors |
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Farmer's wife
I'll be - verse |
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Some tune: In
Dublin town I was brought up |
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Maid in father's
garden |
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Robbing on the
highway |
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She lived beside
the Anner - Mamie O'Connor |
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AFC 2008/005: SR037,
November 24, 1952
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-4. Mrs. Cronin- Macroom; original; C1. |
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The girl that I
love - last verse |
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Any letter here
today |
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Molly
Bam |
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I am a maid that
sleeps in love |
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Just like the
ivy |
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Lanaghan's
ball |
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Nice little Jenny
of Ballinasloe |
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Bantry Bay -
Mamie O'Connell |
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Barbara Allen -
Michael Cronin |
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Glen Swilly -
Johnny Hoare |
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Lord Randal - M.
Cronin |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR038 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-5. Mrs. Cronin; Tail Out R; ER 5-5 (Comp. Copy);
Michael Cronin; Johnny Hoare (fiddle). A note indicates the
recording of Lord Randal was "taken out for lecture tape," May 12,
1959. |
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Barbara Allin
[sic] - Michael Cronin |
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Glen Swilly -
Johnny Hoare |
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Lord Randal -
Michael Cronin |
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Ramblin' Irishman
- Johnny Hoare |
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Where the bright
lovely waters flow - Michael Cronin |
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On board the
Kangaroo - Michael Cronin |
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Bonnie bunch of
roses - Michael Cronin |
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The pipe and the
harp, and Flanagan's ball - Johnny Hoare, fiddle |
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The Londonderry
hornpipe - Johnny Hoare, fiddle |
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A set
dance |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR039 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-6. Seamus Ennis; Edited js; ER-6 6; copied js. |
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Dark-eyed sailor
- Thomas Ennis - false start |
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Dark-eyed sailor
- Thomas Ennis with guitar - false start |
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Dark-eyed sailor
- Thomas Ennis - with guitar - good (copied) |
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Dark-eyed sailor
- no guitar- false start |
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Dark-eyed sailor
- no guitar |
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Sound of the drum
- Gaelic - then English - remarks by Seamus Ennis |
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Sound of the drum
- English, with fiddle |
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Remarks by
Thomas |
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Fiddle selection
- singing of Hares on the mountain (i.e., Blackbirds and
thrushes) with fiddle |
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AFC 2008/005: SR040,
April 3,
1953
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 15 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-7. Edited js; ER 7-7; copied js. On reel: Seamus
Ennis #2 /our house. |
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Dance to your
daddy-o - Seamus Ennis - good (fiddle) |
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Froggy went
a-courtin - good |
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Molly Malone -
translation - good |
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Molly Malone -
sung in Gaelic - false start and retake (explanation)
(fragments) |
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The Prickle-eye
bush - good |
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AFC 2008/005: SR041,
April 3,
1953
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 15 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-9. ER 9-9; edited js; copied js. On reel: Seamus
Ennis #1 /at our house. Processor's note: the tape has vinegar
syndrome. |
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What's keeping my
true love - Seamus Ennis - good |
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Talking
explanation |
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My bonny boy is
young but growing - good - explanation |
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The bog down in
the valley-o - good |
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Gromachree - good
- explanation |
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The croppy boy -
fragments; |
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Jean - Father
John [...] |
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AFC 2008/005: SR042,
April 3,
1953
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-13. Moira and Mrs. Donohue of Galway. |
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Sung by Mrs.
Donahue - talk between George, Moira, and Mrs. Donahue - several
false starts (10 plus minutes) |
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My lover is a
nice little priest - Moira Donahue explanation after |
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Diggers o dowse a
dam - Moira Donahue in Irish Gaelic |
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Unnamed song -
sung by Mrs. Donahue in Gaelic - noises near end |
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The Isle of Man -
sung by Mrs. Donahue in English; long song, break between verses
toward end |
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AFC 2008/005: SR043,
October 16,
1952
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-14. Oreoctoas (various performers); Oreoctas -
Governor's mansion in Dublin. Note: Songs not listed in order. Some
songs may not have been listed at the time of recording. |
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Areir's me go
huaugneach - Michael O'Siochris |
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An Buachaill -
Caol Dubh; Dubhane na gnoi's in-Imigooin - sung by Aindvias
O'Muimhneachain |
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Aran a Taobh
thall den Ghoilin - sung by Aindvias O'Muimhneachain |
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An Raibh Tu af an
g Carraig? - sung by Caitlin Ni Chinneide |
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Eamonn Mhagaine -
sung by Caitlin Ni Chinneide |
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Three songs by
Maire Ni Ceocain |
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Community sing,
led by Sean O'Tauna |
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Ta an
Corleach af Fogairt an Lae |
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Cnaichin
Gleann Neifin |
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Bean Phaidin
and others; other singers: Beairzli O'Coinzeallaiz (next to
last); Rioberet Mac Zabrain; Irish harpist Deirdre N.
Klainn |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR044 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-15. Hoare, John; Cronin, Michael. On reel: fiddler
and songs /macrom. |
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Polka dance -
Kerry - John Hoare - second half very good |
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Bonny
Kate |
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Roving in the rye
[gran] |
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Rambling Irishman
- singing [...] intro |
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Where the bright
[body] [waters] flow - Michael Cronin - N.G. |
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