Traditional Music of Ireland on Button Accordion - Séamus Walshe

Re-release of the acclaimed 1981 album. Seamus is accompanied by Pat McNamara, Eugene Kelly and Carl Hession. Seamus' influences include Josie Mooney, Leo Gorman, Willie Callanan, Michael Kelleher, Paddy Killoughery, Mrs Crotty and last but not least his legendary relative Willie Clancy. Standouts of the CD include tour-de-force performanaces of O'Mahoney's, Carmel Mahoney Mulhaire and Christmas Eve (Tommy Coen's). As Joe Burke says in his introduction "You will hear on this recording hornpipes with intricacies carefully measured in a way that there is no imbalance in the phrasing. Jigs and reels structured to include very tasteful embellishments and variations. These qualities tell us that Seamus Walshe has a genuine connection with the tradition and a great sense of history. Well done Seamus, it's a lovely recording." Tracks Hand Me Down The Tackle/ The Humours Of Tulla Quilty Fisherman/ Off To The Highlands Whistling Postman/ McDermott's Calm Sea/ O'Mahoney's Rosemary Lane/ Sean Ryan's Miss McDonald's/ Gillespie's Carmel Mahoney Mulhaire/ Imelda Roland's Across The Fence/ Christmas Eve Eddie Kelly's/ McCumiskey's The Lads Of Laois/ Burke's Reavy's Mrs. Crotty's/ Gates Of Mullagh O'Donnell's/ Caroline O'Neill's Larry Redigan's/ Culfadda