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Album Details for There Were Roses by Mick Moloney, Jimmy Keane, Robbie O'Connell with Liz Carroll

Artist NameMick Moloney, Jimmy Keane, Robbie O'Connell with Liz Carroll
Album TitleThere Were Roses
MusiciansMick Moloney (vocals, banjo, mandolin, guitar), Jimmy Keane (piano accordion, vocals), Robbie O'Connell (vocals, guitar), with Liz Carroll (fiddle), Jerry O'Sullivan (pipes), Eugene O'Donnell (fiddle), Saul Broudy (vocals, harmonica)
Source and
other information
Green Linnet GLCD 1057, 1985. Recorded in Springhouse, Pennsylvania.

What Does this Page Tell You?

Every Irish tune on this album was identified by carefully comparing this recorded performance with all other tunes in the Irish Traditional Music Tune Index—by comparing musically, disregarding tune titles. The track and tune numbers below, furthermore, correspond to what you actually hear on this album. This page is thus more reliable than the original album notes, track titles listed by iTunes/Media Player, or other Web sites, all of which usually suffer from errors.

TrackTune Tune ID#RhythmTitles used for this tune (and other notes)
11 Tune Info
2422
Song Ballad of Jack Dolan, The / The Wild Colonial Boy (compare Bold Jack Donohue)
21 Tune Info
54
JigD Alasdruim's March / Alasdruims March / Allistrum's March / Allastrom's / Máirseáil Alasdruim / Mairseail Alasdruim / Máirséail Alasdroim / Máirseal Alasdroim / Ollistrum Jig / Ollistrum / MacAllistrum's March (1st in set Caledonia on Ch 6) (also in D; wide range of settings, including reversed parts, or more parts)
2 Tune Info
2423
JigD Julia Clifford's
31 Tune Info
2424
Song A Dhruimfhionn Donn Dílis / An Druimfhionn Donn Dílis / An Druimfhionn Donn Dilis / An Droimeann Donn Dílis / Drimin Donn Dilis / The Dear Brown Cow / The Beloved Silk of the Kine (also as air) (composed by Edward Walsh (text), trad. (tune))
41 Tune Info
1659
JigSl Redican's Mother / Larry Redican's / Fisherman's / Colman's Lantern / Coleman's Lantern
2 Tune Info
855
JigSl Humours of Derrycrosane, The / Humours of Derrykrosane / The Humours of Derrykrosane / The Humours of Derrycrossane / Pléaráca Dhoire an Chreasáin / The Humours of Derrykissane / Humours of Derrykissane / Foxhunter's Jig / The Foxhunters / Fiagaí an Mhadra Rua / Willie Clancy's / Lucy Casey (compare Foxhunter's Jig #668 and Nead na Lachan sa mBúta)
3 Tune Info
2425
JigSl A Blast of Wind / The Rakes of Westmeath / Drops of Spring Water (2nd in set Packie Duignan's on Drv 4)
51 Tune Info
2426
Song Almost Every Circumstance (composed by Colm Sands)
61 Tune Info
2427
Song Fuigfhidh Mise 'n Baile Seo / I Will Leave this Town
71 Tune Info
2125
Song There Were Roses (composed by Tommy Sands)
81 Tune Info
2428
Air Caiseadach Ban / Fair Haired Cassidy (compare as song #3103)
2 Tune Info
2429
JigD Paddy Gavin's
3 Tune Info
1616
JigD Priest's Boots, The / The Priest and his Boots / The Priest in his Boots / Sagart na mBuataisí / The Parson in his Boots / Rocking the Cradle / Paddy's Trip from Dublin / Larry O'Lashem / Larry O Lashem / Bounce upon Bess / There Are Sounds of Mirth / Come All You Good Fellows / Kissing and Drinking / The Tivoli (follows The Humours of the King of Ballyhooley on PS 3) (also parts reversed, also in G, also as song in F)
4 Tune Info
2430
Reel Commodore, The (composed by Brendan Mulvihill and Billy McComiskey)
5 Tune Info
2431
Reel Charleston Reel, The / The Charleston / The Bush in Bloom (composed by Jimmy Keane)
91 Tune Info
2432
Song Mickey Dam, The
101 Tune Info
2433
Hpipe Harvey Street Hornpipe (2nd in set Two Flings by Junior Crehan on Hmmrs) (compare The Listowel Hornpipe #1133) (composed by Junior Crehan)
2 Tune Info
2434
Hpipe Birds, The (1st in set The Birds on OCG) (high part played both to start and to end the tune on TWR and OCG)
3 Tune Info
2435
Hpipe O'Connor's Frolics
111 Tune Info
2436
Song Here I Am From Donegal