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Give Us A Penny And Let Us Be Gone

By Téada

Added by paul19 .

  1. Brid Thomais Mhurchadha
  2. The Stepping Stone
    An tSeanbhean Bhocht
  3. The League
    Peter Horan’s
    The Flannel Jacket
  4. The Ace And Deuce Of Piping
  5. The Humours Of Lissadell
    Maude Miller
    The Jolly Tinker
  6. Thios I Do Teach An Toraimh
  7. Highland Chluain Ard
    Clarke’s
    The Foxhunter’s
    The Old Maid
  8. John Egan’s
    Saunders’ Fort
  9. Tom Cawley’s
    Ta An Coilleach Ag Fogairt An Lae
    Rowsome’s
    Clancy’s
  10. The Trip We Took Over The Mountain
  11. King Of The Pipers
    Queen Of The Fair
    The Woodcock
  12. Piopa Ainde Mhoir
  13. The North Wind
    Up Roscommon
    Sporting Nell
  14. The Green Blanket
    Up Sligo
    Up Leitrim

Eight comments

with Paul Finn on accordion. It can be heard on the Green Linnet ’s site.

Alternative Title

This album is also released in Ireland, but is called “La An Dreoilin”.

Fantastic Album

For the Teada website try:
http://www.ceolproductions.com/teada.html

Fantastic album if you like less ornamentation on the original ITM. It is at the top of my all time favorite ITM CD list already. Reminds me of my excitement when Danu was a new band. Excellent, strong lead by Oisin, but excellent over all team work. I practice bodhran to the fast paced “The League, Peter Horan’s, The Flannel Jacket” set. I practice Octave Mandolin to “Thios I Do Teach An Toraimh” and invariably love it so much I repeat it several times. I am wearing these two tracks out, but love the entire album. We are a year down the road now, and I sincerely hope they are in process of coming out with a new CD.

Track 8 ~ barndances

“John Egan’s” ~ while the source of many a fine tune, and often without a name or folks forgetting what was said, if asked, too many of those tunes with names have been called simply “John Egan’s”. I know, I have at least half a dozen polkas from him. However, this first in the set does have a name ~

“The Hills of Tara”
Submitted on May 12th 2004 by gian marco.
https://thesession.org/tunes/2998

While best known in G, Teada play it low down in D, and very nicely, except for that damned bodhran being too present in the mix, all over the place, trampling over everything, in the way, IMO…

Re: Lá An Dreoilín

This is a duplicate posting. This album is already listed on the site under its English title, “Give Us a Penny and Let Us Be Gone.”
https://thesession.org/recordings/885

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