Looking CD: The Quinn Brothers' "Thirsty Business"
Posted: Tue Feb 10, 2015 5:45 pm
Hi all! I'm newbie to the C&F boards, though not to C&F. I hope this is proper forum to ask. If not, please point me in the right direction.
I am trying to find a song I heard a few years on the local college radio station's (WFUV in NYC) Irish music show. The song is a lovely slow air "The Clan at Rest" from The Quinn Brothers CD "Thirsty Business". It is played with tin whistle and flute. I would really like to learn it. I recorded the song off the air when I first heard it. But the poor reception makes recording horrible for learning the piece.
I have searched the Net without success. I am unsure if it is their own composition or an old traditional Irish song. I googled and find references to the CD (published by Glen Arm in early 2000s) air play and a review, even a catalog number. Apparently, the publisher no longer exists. and the CD is out of print.
I am hoping someone here can offer suggestions where I get this CD. Yes, I did ask the radio station. They couldn't offer any help. Obviously, they aren't parting with their CD. Any ideas? Thanks so much!
Bob
I am trying to find a song I heard a few years on the local college radio station's (WFUV in NYC) Irish music show. The song is a lovely slow air "The Clan at Rest" from The Quinn Brothers CD "Thirsty Business". It is played with tin whistle and flute. I would really like to learn it. I recorded the song off the air when I first heard it. But the poor reception makes recording horrible for learning the piece.
I have searched the Net without success. I am unsure if it is their own composition or an old traditional Irish song. I googled and find references to the CD (published by Glen Arm in early 2000s) air play and a review, even a catalog number. Apparently, the publisher no longer exists. and the CD is out of print.
I am hoping someone here can offer suggestions where I get this CD. Yes, I did ask the radio station. They couldn't offer any help. Obviously, they aren't parting with their CD. Any ideas? Thanks so much!
Bob