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The Rough guide to Irish folk

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The Rough guide to Irish folk

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Music rough guides

Deep-rooted and thriving, Irish folk is among the most vibrant musical traditions in Europe. Featuring a whirlwind of fiddles, flutes, and accordions, this collection is jam packed with an infectious blend of Ireland's greatest 21st Century music

Disc 1, The rough guide to Irish folk. Crooked Jack (Seamie O'Dowd) (3:56) ; Pota mó fataí (Róosín Elsafty) (2:54) ; The yellow barber ; Gold rush (Arty McGlynn, Chris Newman, Nollaig Casey, Máire Ní Chathasaigh) (3:14) ; The rich Irish lady (Patrick Street) (5:04) ; Tripin' (Martin Tourish & Luke Ward) (4:53) ; Town of Athlone (Karan Casey) (2:28) ; The flower of Kilkenny (Robbie O'Connell) (3:52) ; Dan Murphy's ; Tom Barrett's ; Tarmon's cross ; Upperchurch polka (Four Men and a Dog) (4:12) ; Beauty deas an oileáin (Éamon Doorley, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Julie Fowlis & Ross Martin) (4:05) ; The Spoons murder (Con Ó Drisceoil) (5:09) ; Jimmy mó mhíle stór (Cara Dillon) (3:54) ; Elizabeth Kelly's favourite ; Follow me down to Limerick (Catherine McEvoy & Steve Cooney) (4:12) ; The men that God made mad ; Entrada de l'Angustura (Niamh Parsons & Graham Dunne) (3:55) ; High road to Linton ; The humours of Newcastle (Brendan Mulholland, Brendan Hendry & Paul McSherry) (2:58) ; St. Patrick was a gentleman (Rattle the Boards) (3:25) ; The Lochaber badger ; The road to Corrandulla (Sharon Shannon, Frankie Gavin, Michael McGoldrick & Jim Murray) (4:33) ; The rising of the moon (Seán Tyrell) (3:32) -- Disc 2, Ships in the forest. Love is pleasing (4:59) ; Dulnavin green (4:35) ; Johnny I hardly knew ye (4:23) ; Black is the colour (5:02) ; Town of Athlone (4:21) ; Maidin luan chincíse (4:21) ; The fiddle and the drum (4:38) ; Erin's lovely home (5:38) ; Ae fond kiss (4:06) ; I once loved a lass (5:20) (Karan Casey)

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