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Series 2: Sound
Recordings
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Subseries 4: Northern
Ireland
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AFC 2008/005: SR055,
November 16,
1952, November 22, 1952
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # NIR-1. Ire. ER-County Cork. |
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With Kitty I'll
go - Jerry Hicks |
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Seven gypsies in
the wood - Sean O'Boyle |
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Ye sportsman of
the [...] - Jerry Hicks |
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One fine summer's
morn - Jerry Hicks - two false starts, third time sings two
verses - good |
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Rocks O'Baun -
Jerry Hicks - says wrong tune, no good |
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Flower of
Maherally - O'Boyle - beautiful tune |
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Story of St.
Kevin - Mrs. O'Boyle - then Sean sings song |
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Bonny bonny Steve
Gallen Braes |
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Sweet Macroom -
Andy Collins |
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Old bog road -
Andy Collins |
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Skihherean - Andy
Collins |
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AFC 2008/005: SR056,
November 16,
1952, November 22, 1952
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # NIR-1x. O'Boyle, S. (copied from NIR1); copy
O'Boyle. |
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AFC 2008/005: SR057,
circa
1951
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # NIR-3. Frank McPeake #2; on end. On reel: Frank McPeake
/BBC Oscar KY /London party. |
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Kentucky
Mountains Relig. - Oscar's BBC program; Party at 64 Belsize Park
London; Isla Cameron, Bill and Margaret; [light pencil]; and
Oscar's BBC program with Jean and family; MacPeakes |
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Eileen Aroon
- two pipes - "Seconds" - not exciting |
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Eileen Aroon
- two pipes, two voices |
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Pipes and
dulcimer - trial - slow time, no good |
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Pipes and
dulcimer - same tune - played fast, better |
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Long [...]
about for song for Jean to sing pipes |
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Jean sings
[...] Derry gaol to drones - ok |
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Lament -
O'Neill? - tune, reminiscent "low countrie" - not well
done |
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Back into
original tapes - party into Sarah [...] |
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She moves
through fair |
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I wish I were
on yonder hill, Isla - "died for love" - good |
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AFC 2008/005: SR058,
circa
1951
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # NIR-4. Jan. 11; F. McPeake #1; Tuning up, 1⁄2 tape.
According to notes on the tape container, the first two recordings
were taken out for a lecture on February 12, 1959. On reel: Frank
McPeake /#1 /She moves /Widdicom Fair /mostly nothing. |
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There was an old
piper - Frank |
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She moves through
the fair - Francis |
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Monochan Fair -
Frank |
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AFC 2008/005: SR059,
November 11,
1952
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # NIR-5. Makem; IRE. On reel: ... muinzen beginning /
Makem. |
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Lovely Sweet
Banks of Kilrae - lost [or last] verses- Frank
Keating |
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John Mitchell -
Petter Vallely |
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Barney Mavoornean
- Annie Jane Kelly |
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The Laurel
wear |
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Lord Blaney's
Demeane "Maggie" Hughs |
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An Irishman's
home - A.J. Kelly |
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Early, early in
the spring - F. Keating |
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Little bunch of
shamrocks - Mary Kelly |
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Caroline and the
sailor - Mrs. Makem |
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Take back the
ring - Mrs. Makem |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR060 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # NIR-6. Makem; original. On reel: Mrs. Makem house reel
two ready. |
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Highland Mary
(end of the song) - Mouth of January - Sarah Makem |
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Killeary's pride
- Maggie Hughs |
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Banks of the
Callam - Maggie Hughs |
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As I roved out on
a morning - S. Makem |
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Green grows the
laurel - S. Makem |
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Maid in her
master's garden - S. Makem |
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Mary of Kilmire-
S. Makem |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR061 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # NIR-7. Makem. On reel: MMC1 /Mrs. Makem /Copy #1. |
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Barbara
Allen |
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Month of
January |
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As I rode out on
a May morn |
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Green grow the
laurel |
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Maid in her
master's garden |
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Mary of Kilmire -
S.B. |
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Highland Mary
(last two were added different times)- SB |
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Beggar man -
SB |
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Derry
gaol |
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AFC 2008/005: SR062,
November 18,
1952
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # NIR-8. Makem - mostly band. "Cork hornpipe" was noted
as "taken out for a lecture on May 12, 1959. On reel: ready. |
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Take back the
king (last verse) - Makem - no good song |
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Cork hornpipe
(tin whistle) - Tom Makem - very good |
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Unnamed tune (tin
whistle) - good |
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Rambling
pitchfork (tin whistle) - fair, breathless |
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First [Hacise] in
Connaught (tin whistle) - fair, breathless |
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Kaly Band - ? and
O'Sullivan's March - pipes and fiddles, whistle or flute,
banjo |
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Tunes unnamed -
pipes and fiddles, whistle or flute, banjo |
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Cook in the
kitchen and a trip to the cottage |
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Two songs edited
onto NIR-2 |
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Lovely sweet
banks of Kilray - sung by Fred Keating (?) |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR063 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 15 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # NIR-9. Makem (band music). On reel: Band music /Kaly
Ba... . |
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Cook in the
kitchen - Ceilidh Band - first tune a bit dull |
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A trip to the
cottage - second time nice |
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Ruddy McCorby -
confused beginning, nice towards end |
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Girl I left
behind me - very good |
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Rakes of Mallow -
very good |
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AFC 2008/005: SR064,
November 15,
1952
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # NIR-10. Makem. "The Magpie's Nest" and "[Bonny Wee]
Irish Boy" are noted as "taken out for lecture" on May 12, 1959. On
reel: Ire /Sarah Makem's house. |
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May morning dew -
Annie Jane Kelly - first attempt dog [...] |
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May morning dew -
Annie Jane Kelly - second attempt (good) |
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The Magpie's Nest
- Annie Jane Kelly |
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[Bonny wee] Irish
boy - Francis Keating |
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Star of Townley
Hall - Francis Keating |
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Tom
Makem |
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Nell Flaherty's
drake - Tom Makem |
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Highland Mary -
Sarah Makem |
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AFC 2008/005: SR065,
November 18,
1952
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # NIR-11. Makem-Keady; IRE original. |
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[...] merchant -
F. Keating |
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The collyer
lad |
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Beggar man -
Makem |
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Derry gaol -
Makem |
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Home sweet
home |
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Barbara Allen -
Mrs. Makem - false start then ok |
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Kaly (Ceilidh)
band |
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AFC 2008/005: SR066,
November 18,
1952
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # NIR-12. "Joggin up to Cloddy" was "taken out for
lecture tape" on May 12, 1959. On reel: Market Hill #1 /Mary Toner
/John Pickering /songs fiddle. |
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Market Hill
1 |
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Farewell
[...] |
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Remember me -
Mary Toner - false start first- good |
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Name and
address |
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Tonight in
France |
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Come and take
a trip - well sung, not a good song |
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Joggin up to
Cloddy - Mary Toner |
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