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Madam, I'd Like To Be Tossin' Your Hay
Jim MacArdleReleased 15 Jun 2010
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Extract from album notes: "The music is unusual and unique in that it is composed mainly of tunes which are not part of the general repertoire of Irish Music (Reels and Jigs), but has Quadrilles, Single Jigs, Flings, Polkas, mostly tunes which were played for the set. The choice of keys for the tunes is unusual, mostly influenced by Mary Ann Carolan’s playing. She played the ‘German’ Concertina – a two-row double-reeded instrument in the keys C and G. She played in the ‘up and down’ style with a small bit of ornamentation and some ‘doubling’ of notes.
Tracklist
- 1Bobby Casey’s/Madam I’d like to be Tossin’ your Hay2:21
- 2The Drogheda Lasses/ The Templehouse Reel2:24
- 3Young Bob Ridley/ Gerdy Commannes’ Polka4:32
- 4The Tintown Reels2:09
- 5The Pile of Bricks/ The Yellow Door2:29
- 6The Laugh and Half Daft3:57
- 7Mary Anns’ Five Reels4:19
- 8The Lass of Gowrie/Mary Ann’s/Try and help him if you can (Polkas)2:27
- 9T it stands for Tommy I suppose (Song)2:43
- 10Peter McArdle’s3:27
- 11Mary Ann’s Quadrilles (Quadrilles)2:54
- 12Here’s to Clogherhead (Song)4:04
- 13Mick Clifford’s Tune1:39
- 14Fabio’s Reel/ The Bee Minor Reel2:58
- 15The Girls of our Town/ Scotch Mary (Flings)1:47
- 16In Sweet Tyrone lived Tom Malone / The Rollicking Boys around Tandaragee3:44
- 17A Tune for Joe (Air)5:48
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