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Series 2: Sound
Recordings
(continued) |
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Subseries 3:
Ireland
(continued) |
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On board the
[Karogasoe] |
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Londonderry
hornpipe - fiddle |
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Set dance -
good |
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Bonny bunch of
roses - sung by Michael Cronin- good |
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Piper and harp
[...] |
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AFC 2008/005: SR045,
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-16. Ireland #1. William O'Reilly - Moira Donahue;
harp player - Kathleen Watson; community singing; two men singers.
On reel: Ireland #1 /Oere... /Mary Ann Do... . |
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AFC 2008/005: SR046,
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-17. |
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Girl with
harp |
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Kerry cow (Irish)
- girl with harp |
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Lullaby |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR047 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-18. Jean; Willie Reilly. On reel: J.R. Jean /Lily
Moore /Kilkenny /Northstar. |
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Lilly Moore from
Kilkenny- first trial |
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Willie Reilly,
Lilly Moore - second trial - good |
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1-2-3
O'Leary |
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All in together
([...] rhyme) no tune |
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This is the way
she went |
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I was going to
market one day - tells how to play the game |
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Wallflowers -
game time |
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Bog ships sail
through the alley - o |
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Come all you
jolly huntsmen - good |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR048 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-19. Songs sung by Con O'Shea with explanations. |
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Moira's spinning
wheel (sung in Gaelic) and translations |
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Unnamed song -
sung in Gaelic after singing it, into English |
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Alle Lune Gownum
- story of young maiden who loved on the banks of the Long
River. Sung in Gaelic. |
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Unnamed Song
(Gaelic) - funny song (explained) about an old bachelor with
goats, kids, and milk |
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Patrick Sheehan
or The Glen of Aharb - sung in English |
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Bringing in the
May - sung in Gaelic |
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De Greelegrin (?)
- dance tune, sung in Gaelic, with English
translation |
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AFC 2008/005: SR049,
December 17,
1952, January 29, 1953
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-20. Jan 29, Michael Reagh, 910-930 [...] Erin; Dec.
17 '52. Songs sung by Con O'Shea; 144 Griffith [...] Dublin. |
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Lock Sheilin
Side' - sung in English |
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The Kerry recruit
- anti-recruiting song of the Crimean War (sung in English)
composed about 1880 by Sean O' Gougs |
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Fanned grove -
sung in English |
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The green linnet
- sung in English |
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The dingle pound
note (?) - sung in English with flute played by Michael
Reagh |
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The Irish girl -
sung in English, Michael Reagh plays very old
hornpipe |
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The plains of
Boyd (?) |
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The Peelers (?)
[J aehet] |
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Unnamed
tune |
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AFC 2008/005: SR050,
October 29,
1952
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-21. IRE. On reel: M. Reagh pipes - Interview /Sean
O'Tuama songs /M. Reagh - songs. |
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O'Sullivan
Moore's march - Micael Reagh - 2.5 m |
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Rambling
pitchfork - Miceal Reagh - jig - not bad |
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Yemana knick -
Miceal Reagh- slow with tremolos, two takes |
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Bonny Kate; Clare
March O'Sullivan's - reel same as first time |
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Job of journey
work - Micael Reagh - set dance |
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Rocky road to
Dublin - Miceal Reagh - slip-jig |
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Interview - Jean
and Miceal R. - two takes |
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Light-rock- Sean
O'Tuama - story of song - Gaelic - traffic sounds |
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Lullaby - "I put
my own child to sleep" - Sean O'Tuama- in Gaelic - translation
good to book |
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Dilly No Douse -
Sean O'Tuama - Dublin song- translation good to book |
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Banks of Siloan -
Miceal Reagh - Sings. tune: "Pretty Maid milking her
cow. |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR051 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-22. Ire. Micael Reagh - Songs and hornpipe. On reel:
Micael Reagh songs and tin whistle. |
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The Banks of
Salon - sung in English |
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O come to the
hedgegroves - Sung twice, second time in higher key. (in
English) train passing kills the second version |
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The maid of the
sweet Brown Knowe - in English |
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Unnamed love song
- sung in Gaelic - coughs in middle |
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There was a lady
in her father's garden |
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Galway Bay and
another; from radio program - "Ballad Makers Saturday Night" -
Radio Erin |
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A lark in the
morning - a four-part double jig- hornpipe tune - M.
Reagh |
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The cock hornpipe
- Michael Reagh playing: poorly player |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR052 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-24. Donahue, Moira and Mrs.; edited off onto an
English tape; bit of Scots song; program BBC. On reel: Peter. |
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Drumdelgie |
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Unidentified |
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Firely-o |
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Riney |
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Hymn in honor of
Our Lady - Moira Donahue |
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Free translation
of Oonah Bhan, leads into song- learned from Ms. Seanlan,
Rosovil, Connemara |
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Oonah
Bhan |
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Appeal to Mrs.
O'Donnell (song made by O'Donnell's mother begging him to come
back to his own religion) |
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Dee o dydae -
sounds like [...] song |
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Unnamed song -
continued inside |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR053 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-Compilation. |
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Various |
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Cork hornpipe -
Tom Makem |
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Bonny wee Irish
boy - Keating |
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There was an old
piper - McPeake |
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Lagan love - T.
McPeake |
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Dance music -
Market Hill |
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Joggin up to
Cloddy - Mary Tore |
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Fiddle - Toabin's
Fair - Kilkenny; fiddle - another tune - Kilkenny |
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What would you do
- Seamus Ennis |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR054 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-compilation 2. Various; (compilation) Ireland first
sample Duplicate; #41; Mrs. Cronin and Mrs. Makem. |
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Jean R.
introduction Mrs. Cronin |
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Down the green
fields - Mrs. Cronin |
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What would you
do? - Mrs. Cronin - in English |
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I Have a Bonnet -
Mrs. Cronin - in English |
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Did you see my
man? - Mrs. Cronin |
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Gather you ducks
- Mrs. Cronin in Irish, to the tune of "Fox hunting" |
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Pussy got the
measles - Mamie O'Connell, Mrs. Cronin's [...] |
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Lullaby - Mrs.
Cronin, in Gaelic explanation afterward |
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Lullaby -
explained a little afterward. Mrs. Cronin in Gaelic |
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Jack O'Donahue -
Mrs. Cronin - in English |
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Lady in her
father's garden - Mrs. Cronin, in English |
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In the month of
January - Mrs. Sarah Makem in English |
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As I roved out -
Mrs. Makem, in English |
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Green grows the
laurel - Mrs. Makem, in English |
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Derry gaol - Mrs.
Makem - in English |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR495 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-11. On container: Ennis, Seamus. On reel: M?? May
Stasky /Seamus Ennis /copy #2. |
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The Prickelai
[sic] bush |
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Six penny money
(pipes) |
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When the cock
crows it's day (pipes) |
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What would you do
if I married a soldier? |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR510 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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