Volume Two Traditional Music of Ireland Sean Ryan & Peter Carberry Avoca
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Volume Two - Traditional Music Of Ireland Violin and Uileann Pipe Duets Sean Ryan and Peter Carberry
Side One: 1. Reels: First House in Connaught/Sligo Maid 2. Jigs: Frieze Breeches/Lark in the Morning 3. Hornpipes: Wexford/Dunphy's 4. Reels: The Girl That Broke My Heart 5. Set Dance: The Blackbird/Madam Bonaparte 6. Jigs: Killimor/Blooming Meadows 7. Reels: Steam packet/Copperplate
Side Two: 1. Reels: Corner House/Rakish Paddy 2. Set Dance: Humours of Bandon/The Three Sea Captains 3. Jigs: Battering Ram/Cook in the Kitchen 4. Hornpipes: Cuckoo's Nest/Sean Ryan's 5. Set Dance: St. Patrick's Day 6. Reels: Hunter's Purse/Maids of Mount Kisco 7. Jigs: Tatter Jac Walsh/Rambling Pitchfork
Label: Avoca Catalogue Number: 33-AV-134
Made In USA Recorded In Ireland Plastic Inner Sleeve
The Record is in Excellent condition The Sleeve is in Good condition
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