The Boy In The Gap by Paddy Taylor on The Session

Paddy Taylor

Possibly one of the first solo flute albums ever produced in Ireland, a fine selection of tunes and great playing from the Limerick master.

And a great version of "The Tailor’s Twist"

Album Available from Claddagh:

http://claddaghrecords.com/WWW/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=3066

Track Five Tune 1

Is https://thesession.org/tunes/670
(not the link to Morrison’s Jig)

Track 10

is actually "The Bride’s Favourite"
https://thesession.org/tunes/3746

(Is it Paddy’s mistake — or should we add "Hinchey’s Delight" as an alternative title to the tune…?)

Well spotted…

It’s a mistake on the disc and sleeve either by Paddy Taylor or the record company. There is a jig in O’Neill’s called "Hinchey’s Delight" [ #215 in my copy of "1001" ], and it’s been posted here by "slainte". I wouldn’t add "Hinchey’s" as an alternative title to "The Bride’s" on the basis of the jig being called that on only 1 album. This would mistakenly increase the number of recordings which do include "The Bride’s". Since you’ve pointed the error out here, and provided the correct link, I’d leave it at that. You could of course edit the title of Track 10 , making it "The Bride’s", and the link would be correct, but some people don’t approve of us changing the tune titles on albums, even when they are obviously wrong.
Up to you, "STP", but well spotted.