Six comments
Re: Russell Family
Recorded in O’Connor’s Bar, Doolin Co. Clare. January 1974. Topic records 1975. Green Linnet 1993. Miko (flute,whistle,vocals); Paki (concertina); Gussie (whistle).
“The Russell Family Of Doolin, County Clare” ~ RE-RELEASED!!!
“The Russell Family”
Free Reed Records & Music ~ FCLAR 01
http://www.free-reed.co.uk/fclar01
& also available in a 6 CD set ~
“The Clare Set”
The definitive 6-CD archive of Concertina Traditions of Co Clare
http://www.free-reed.co.uk/
http://www.free-reed.co.uk/anclar-06
“The Clare Set” ~ #1
The definitive 6-CD archive of Concertina Traditions of Co Clare
http://www.free-reed.co.uk/anclar-06
1.) “The Russell Family”
2.) “Bernard O’Sullivan & Tommy McMahon: Clare Concertinas”
https://thesession.org/recordings/188
Free Reed Records & Music ~ FCLAR 02
http://www.free-reed.co.uk/fclar02
3.) “Chris Droney: The Flowing Tide”
https://thesession.org/recordings/1739
Free Reed Records & Music ~ FCLAR 03
http://www.free-reed.co.uk/fclar03
4.) “John Kelly: Irish Traditional Concertina & Fiddle Music”
https://thesession.org/recordings/1307
Free Reed Records & Music ~ FCLAR 04
http://www.free-reed.co.uk/fclar04
5.) “Tommy McMahon & Bernard O’Sullivan: Irish Traditional Concertina Music of County Clare”
https://thesession.org/recordings/1847
Free Reed Records & Music ~ FCLAR 05
http://www.free-reed.co.uk/fclar05
6.) “Irish Traditional Concertina Styles”
https://thesession.org/recordings/1738
Free Reed Records & Music ~ FCLAR 06
http://www.free-reed.co.uk/fclar06
Discussion: Clare concertina re-releases on Free Reed ~ 1
# Posted on August 8th 2007 by bc_box_player
https://thesession.org/discussions/14707
All 6 recordings include EXTRA TRACKS the LPs do not have!!!
They are marvelous!!! ~ Highly recommended!!! 🙂
“The Russell Family Of Doolin, County Clare” ~ RE-RELEASED!!!
The extra tracks are:
20: The Humours of Bandon
21:Leather Away the Wattle
22:Drowsie Maggie /Pigeon on the Gate
23:Bucks of Oranmore
24:Boyne Hunt
25:Clogher Rose (Mary McMahon’s)/The Swallowtail
26:Tom Tadgell (The Beggar’s Song)