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I found this list on http://www.rte.ie/radio and would like opinions on any specific CD you might have on this list. It is strictly of 2001, so the most recent CD's aren't included.

The Late Session - Christmas Guide - CDs
This is a personal selection of favourite CDs from over 100 traditional music releases in 2001.

Slide (Own label). Debut CD from exciting new Dublin-based band.
Paddy Glackin & Micheal O'Domhnaill. Athchuairt (Gael-Linn). Fiddle music and songs.
Seamus Begley & Jim Murray. Ragairne (Dara) Long-awaited second release from the Kerry singer and box-player.
Padraig O'Reilly. Down The Ivory Stairs (Rath Records) Piano music, with fiddle, flute and accordeon, from the young Clare man.
Cormac Breathnach & Martin Dunlea. Music for whistle and guitar (Own label). Exactly what it says in the title!
Ann Mulqueen, Odi & Sorcha Ni Cheilleachair. Briseann an Duchas (Clo Iar-Chonnachta) Traditional songs with a strong influence from the Rinn Gaeltacht.
The Josephine Marsh Band I Can Hear You Smiling (Own label) Accordeon music from East Clare with new compositions.
Cait Ni Mhuimhneachain. An Joga Mor (RTÉ) Recordings from the 1940s of a wonderful Cork singer who died in 1949
Peter & Angelina Carberry. Memories from the Holla (Own label) Accordeon and banjo duets.
Beginish. Stormy Weather (Inish Records) Second album from the quartet who are now joined by Gavin Ralston on guitar.
Davy Spillane & Kevin Glackin. Forgotten Days (Own label) Unaccompanied pipes and fiddle duets.
Maire Ni Chathasaigh & Chris Newman. Agallaimh (Old Bridge Music) Music on harp and guitar from the 2001 TG4 Musician of the Year and her partner.
Micheal O Raghallaigh. The Nervous Man (Own label) The final release of the year and one of the best. Concertina music from the Co. Meath man.
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Hi Tyghress

Here's 2 for you!
Slide: very high-energy; some lovely tunes, played very energetically (and quite fast!). They've played around Cork a few times in the past 2 years -they're very good, and all fairly young. Fiddle, guitar, bouzouki, low whistle (as far as I can remember...)

Padraic O'Reilly: very nice cd. Padraic's in his 20s, has released a number of cds, including Turas (with Padraig Rynne, Ronan Ryan, & Liam O'Connor - all aged between 14 and 19 when released); plays with the Kilfenora Ceili Band (piano, of course!). CD is mostly piano as melody instrument, with some arrangements including vamping. Quite traditional approach and tunes.

Good luck with the others!
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I'm booting this back to the top, in hopes that I'll get more suggestions. Thanks to all for your tolerance.
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Try PJ Crotty/James and Carol Cullinan's Happy to meet, lovely tunes on it
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Thanks, Peter!

and for anyone interested, this is the wish The Late Session - Christmas Guide - Books

The Lambeg and the Bodhrán.
By Rena Schiller.
Description, history and techniques of playing.
Pub: Institute of Irish Studies, Queen's University Belfast.
Price: stg £9.50.
The Rough Guide to Irish Music.
By Geoff Wallis and Sue Wilson.
Background, biographies, discographies, listings.
Pub: Rough Guides, London.
Price: stg £7.99
Music
By Des Egan.
Contains two poems about traditional music; "Bar Session" and "Cooley"
Pub: Goldsmith Press, Co. Kildare.
Sliabh Luachra - Journal of Cumann Luachra.
Contains articles on Sliabh Luachra including traditional music.
Pub: Cumann Luachra.
Price: £6.00.
The Lilting Sons of Country Folk.
Edited by Declan Coyne.
Articles on South Roscommon music and song.
Pub: Dhá Lón Promotions, Co. Roscommon.
No price given.
The Clarke Tin Whistle
By Bill Ochs. DC, Tutor.
Tunes and information.
Pub: The Pennywhistlers Press, New York.
Website: http://www.pennywhistle.com
No price given.
Carolan
By Dónal O'Sullivan.
A Reissue, biography, background, tunes.
Pub: Ossian, Cork.
No price given.
Ceolta Seisiúin na hÉireann
100 dance tunes and airs selected by Matt Cranitch.
Pub: Ossian, Cork.
No price given.
Ceolta Seisiúin na hÉireann(2)
100 dance tunes selected by Geraldine Cotter.
Pub: Ossian, Cork.
No price given.
A Traditional Music Journey 1600 -2000
From Erris to Mullaghbawn.
By Máire Nic Dhomhnaill Gairbhí.
Biographies, personalities and printed tunes & songs.
Pub: Drumlin Publ., Co. Leitrim.
Price £8.00.
The Complete Guide to Celtic Music
By June Skinner Sawyers.
A Guide to Celtic music - profiles, history, developments.
Pub: Aurum Press, London.
Price: stg£12.99.
Ceol na hÉireann.
Essays, history, photos.
Compiled and publ: Na Píobairí Uilleann, Dublin.
No price given
The Irish Music Manuscripts of Edward Bunting
Edited by Colette Maloney.
A comprehensive listing of tunes and sources.
Turlough
By Brian Keenan.
Biofictional account of the life and times of the great Irish harper and composer.
Pub: Jonathan Cape.
Now in paperback.
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