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 kenny
 Post subject: De Danann 1975 [ audio ]
PostPosted: Fri Sep 27, 2019 10:52 am 
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"Tripping Up The Stairs / A Trip To Athlone" : https://youtu.be/06JY_oxJtmo
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 27, 2019 2:42 pm 
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This is the sort of stuff that got me hooked on Trad. :)

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Cool tunes. Been a big DeDanann fan for many years. Had a question though. Listening to the first one, it sounded like two plucked string instruments playing together. The lineup lists a bouzouki and a banjo, but neither of those sounded like a banjo. Anybody know the instrumentation on that first one?

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PostPosted: Thu Oct 03, 2019 3:14 am 
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Hi - first tune starts as a bouzouki duet. I did add that as a comment "down the page".

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"The Green Fields of Rosbeigh / Toss The Feathers"
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I've been meaning to learn the Green Fields of Rosbeigh for months now. This has given me the motivation to get a wriggle on and suss it out!! Thank you

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Frankie Gavin [ whistle ] with Johnny "Ringo" McDonagh [ bodhran ] : "The Duke Of Leinster / The Tarbolton"
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"The Blackbird [ hornpipe ] / The Jolly Clamdiggers [ The Rising Sun ]"
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