Tommy Peoples - An Exciting Session With One Of Ireland's Leading Traditional Fiddlers

Tommy Peoples - An Exciting Session With One Of Ireland's Leading Traditional Fiddlers

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Name:Tommy Peoples - An Exciting Session With One Of Ireland's Leading Traditional Fiddlers

Infohash: 5BFE0654B128F0FD6FCFA24FC3D5B2FFB1948AF3

Total Size: 98.51 MB

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Last Updated: 2012-08-18 10:35:33 (Update Now)

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02 Port na bPÃºcaÃ .mp3 (Size: 98.51 MB) (Files: 16)

02 Port na bPÃºcaÃ .mp3

10.62 MB

07 Jenny's Welcome To Charlie.mp3

8.40 MB

06 Mulqueeney's.mp3

7.92 MB

08 Farewell To Ireland.mp3

7.64 MB

09 O'Callaghan's_Galway Bay.mp3

7.43 MB

14 McCahill's_Danny Meehan's.mp3

7.14 MB

01 Jackson's_The Oak Tree.mp3

6.79 MB

04 Doctor O'Neill.mp3

6.56 MB

13 The Geese In The Bog.mp3

6.48 MB

10 The Green Fields Of Glentown.mp3

6.38 MB

11 Bovaglies Plaid_The Highlander's Farewell.mp3

6.15 MB

03 The Salamanca_Lucy Campbell.mp3

6.00 MB

12 The Bank Of Ireland_The Shaskeen.mp3

5.73 MB

05 The Green Hills Of Tyrol.mp3

3.45 MB

LinearNotes.JPG

1.02 MB

AlbumArt.JPG

823.43 KB

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Tommy Peoples first commercial album, recorded live between October 1974 and January 1976. On several tracks there is a very quiet guitar accompaniment, provided by Finian de Brun, but much of the music is entirely unaccompanied, except for occasional outbursts from an understandably excited audience. The playing is truly magnificent, and while several sets will be familiar from other recordings Tommy made in the 1970s, the sheer exuberance and technical precision is rarely matched on any of his other albums. Particularly excelllent here are the versions of The Green Hills of Tyrol and The Green Fields of Glentown, while Jennys Welcome to Charlie is an absolutely superb rendition, played with all the Donegal fire and brilliance for which Tommy Peoples so rightly became famous. Yet another wonderful recording that has yet to be re-released on CD.