Tom McHaile-'All Ireland Whistle Champion'

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I would very, very much like to hear that recording.
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Hi Steve,What interesting news,-I'm sure that some of us out here would be obliged to you if you could furnish us with a transcription or two from that tape!
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Reviving an old thread here, but it just came to my attention a couple of hours ago that Tom McHale's "Outlet" album - the first ever full LP record devoted to solo Irish traditional music played on whistle [ as far as I know ] - is now available in it's entirety on "iTunes" for the princely sum of £4.49. :) They are perpetuating the mistaken spelling on the original album, so you need to look for "Tom McHaile".
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kenny wrote:They are perpetuating the mistaken spelling on the original album, so you need to look for "Tom McHaile".
I "corrected" our listing in the Whistle Recordings sticky to reflect the typo.
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I've been lucky enough to be given a couple of tapes of Tom McHale for transcription. The first one was done a while ago but I've only recently completed the second one.
Although there are 43 tracks on the second set, some are duplicates but of course there are subtle variations between them.
Contribution of tune names would be welcome.
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I had a quick listen to the home recording and came to the list of titles below, there are a few on the tip of my tongue but can't get to them right now.
Tom McHale house recording

1. Lady on the Island
2. Col Rodgers (McKenna #1) / Happy day of youth (McKenna #2)
3. Longford Tinker (Jenny dang the weaver)
4. Laurel Tree
5. Piper’s despair / Paddy Taylor’s
6. Around the world for sport / Crooked road
7. ? / ? / Paddy Taylor’s
8. Templehouse / Holy Land
9. Princess Royal (?)
10. air
11. set dance
12. hrnp
13. Dr O neill
14. Pipe on the Hob
15. Josie McDermott’s / ?
16. Cow that ate the blanket
17. Flogging reel
18. Boil the breakfast early
19. Morning dew
20. Earl’s chair
21. Toss the feathers
22. Down the Broom
23. Ships are sailing
24. Queen of the fair
25. Job of journeywork
26. Tom Billy’s #1
27. Boys of Ballisodare
28. First house in Connaught
29. Copperplate
30. Salamanca
31. Air (Anach Cuin)
32. Maud Millar
33. Anderson’s
34. Foxhunter’s
35. Barry’s fancy (the Swallow)
36. Up to your knees in sand
37. Nine points of roguery
38. Dublin reel
39. Tommy Whelan’s
40. Eddie Kelly’s (Meelick Team)
41. Hag with the money
42. Bag of Spuds
43. Paddy Fahey’s
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