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Album Contents: Old Hag You Have Killed Me by The Bothy Band

Basic album data
Artist NameThe Bothy Band
Album TitleOld Hag You Have Killed Me
MusiciansPaddy Keenan (pipes, whistle), Matt Molloy (flute, whistle), Kevin Burke (fiddle), Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill (vocals, clavinet, harmonium), Mícheál Ó Domhnaill (vocals, guitar), Donal Lunny (vocals, bouzouki, guitar, bodhrán)
Source and
other information
Green Linnet GLCD 3005, 1982. Reissue of Mulligan LUN 007, 1976. Recorded July 1976. At least the Green Linnet pressing used for this index has a scrambled order of tracks relative to the printed contents. I have heard they later fixed this problem. Notes to reissue by Colin Irwin.

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11 Reel Music in the Glen
[1st tune in a set titled:] Music in the Glen
2 Reel Humours of Scarriff
[2nd tune in a set titled:] Music in the Glen
3 Reel Otter's Holt
[3rd tune in a set titled:] Music in the Glen
21 Song Fionnghuala
Fionnghuala
31 Reel Farewell to Ireland
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 10, while the originally intended title is listed at track 4! Track 3 appears as:] The Kid On The Mountain / [Track 4 appears as:] Farewell To Erin
41 Piece [untitled]
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 3, while the originally intended title is listed at track 10! Track 4 appears as:] Farewell to Erin / [Track 10 appears as:] The Ballintore Fancy
2 SgJig Kerry Jig
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 3, while the originally intended title is listed at track 10! Track 4 appears as:] Farewell to Erin / [Track 10 appears as:] The Ballintore Fancy
3 SgJig Ballintore Fancy
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 3, while the originally intended title is listed at track 10! Track 4 appears as:] Farewell to Erin / [Track 10 appears as:] The Ballintore Fancy
51 Song Maid of Coolmore
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 11, while the originally intended title is listed at track 11! Track 5 appears as:] Tiochfaidh An Samhradh (Summer Will Come) / [Track 11 appears as:] The Maid of Coolmore
Performer: Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill
61 JigSl Michael Gorman's
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 12, while the originally intended title is listed at track 12! Track 6 appears as:] The Laurel Tree / [Track 12 appears as:] Michael Gorman's
Performer: Matt Molloy (flute)
2 Song Cúnla
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 12, while the originally intended title is listed at track 12! Track 6 appears as:] The Laurel Tree / [Track 12 appears as:] Michael Gorman's
3 Reel Road to Lisdoonvarna
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 12, while the originally intended title is listed at track 12! Track 6 appears as:] The Laurel Tree / [Track 12 appears as:] Michael Gorman's
4 Reel Molly Bán
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 12, while the originally intended title is listed at track 12! Track 6 appears as:] The Laurel Tree / [Track 12 appears as:] Michael Gorman's
71 Song 16 Come Next Sunday
16 Come Next Sunday
Performer: Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill
81 JigD Old Hag You Have Killed Me
[1st tune in a set titled:] Old Hag You Have Killed Me
Performer: 1st time Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill (clavinet)
2 SgJig Dinny Delaney's
[2nd tune in a set titled:] Old Hag You Have Killed Me
Performer: opens with Kevin Burke (fiddle)
3 JigD Morrison's Jig
[3rd tune in a set titled:] Old Hag You Have Killed Me
91 Song Calum Sgaire
Calum Sgaire
101 SgJig Rosie Finn's Favourite
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 4, while the originally intended title is listed at track 3! Track 10 appears as:] The Ballintore Fancy / [Track 3 appears as:] The Kid On The Mountain
Performer: Matt Molloy (flute)
2 JigD Seán Buí
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 4, while the originally intended title is listed at track 3! Track 10 appears as:] The Ballintore Fancy / [Track 3 appears as:] The Kid On The Mountain
3 JigSl Kid on the Mountain
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 4, while the originally intended title is listed at track 3! Track 10 appears as:] The Ballintore Fancy / [Track 3 appears as:] The Kid On The Mountain
111 Song Tiochfaidh An Samhradh
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 5, while the originally intended title is listed at track 5! Track 11 appears as:] The Maid of Coolmore / [Track 5 appears as:] Tiochfaidh An Samhradh (Summer Will Come)
Performer: Mícheál Ó Domhnaill
121 Reel Billy Brocker's
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 6, while the originally intended title is listed at track 6! Track 12 appears as:] Michael Gorman's / [Track 6 appears as:] The Laurel Tree
Performer: Kevin Burke (fiddle)
2 Reel Humours of Loughrea
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 6, while the originally intended title is listed at track 6! Track 12 appears as:] Michael Gorman's / [Track 6 appears as:] The Laurel Tree
Performer: Paddy Keenan (pipes)
3 Reel Laurel Tree
[mistakenly printed title for contents of track 6, while the originally intended title is listed at track 6! Track 12 appears as:] Michael Gorman's / [Track 6 appears as:] The Laurel Tree
Performer: 1st 2 times Matt Molloy (flute)
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