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from Ceol ag an nGeata: Music at the Gate by Tim Hill

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I was reminded of the first jig earlier this year while having a few tunes with the marvellous Dublin fiddler Aidan Connolly in the parking lot of San Francisco’s Fort Mason that juts right out to the bay. Certainly one of the most picturesque sessions I’ve had thus far! We both realized at
the same time that we both learned it from the playing of Sligo/Philadelphia fluter Eddie Cahill, whose playing is sadly overlooked in my opinion. He recorded it on his 1979 Shanachie LP Ah!
Surely. Patsy Tuohy recorded the second tune on a wax cylinder recording in 1904, though I first heard it from the piping of Joey Abarta. The third tune is associated with Paddy Cronin, who recorded it in 1977 on his Outlet LP Kerry’s Own and was notated from him by Breandan Breathnach in Ceol Rince na hEireann Volume 3 in 1985.

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from Ceol ag an nGeata: Music at the Gate, released October 20, 2019
Produced by Kyle Alden
Engineered and mixed by Tom Luekens

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