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 Post subject: The Boys and Girl from The County Clare
PostPosted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 6:35 am 
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Since it's been discussed here before, and some [ many ? ] of you may not have seen it, “The Boys and Girl From The County Clare” is being shown on BBC1 this Tuesday coming at 11.55pm – set your video/DVD recorders, and look out for “Ptarmigan”.

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 Post subject: Re: The Boys and Girl from The County Clare
PostPosted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 7:56 am 
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Thanks, Kenny. Yes, it's great to see Ptarmigan in the opening scene.

And from an older thread, here's the soundtrack tunes listing, as best as I could piece it together:

0:00:40 The Rolling Wave [fiddle]
0:03:04 The Crooked Road to Dublin
0:04:48 The Crooked Road to Dublin
0:05:32 The Millpond / Gillian's Apples
0:07:15 Egan's Polka [box]
0:07:42 Hang on Sloopy [radio]
0:12:35 The Trip We Took Over The Mountain [Bb whistle]
0:19:03 The All Ireland
0:22:42 ???
0:23:10 The Berry Bush Polka?
0:27:11 George White's Favourite
0:27:43 Planxty Fanny Power
0:29:40 The Old Bush
0:32:40 The Job of Journeywork? [box]
0:33:30 Wren's Polka [box]
0:34:50 Come West Along the Road [flute]
0:35:22 The Rights of Man [fiddle]
0:35:53 Drowsy Maggie [fiddle]
0:35:58 My Darling Asleep [fiddle]
0:36:05 Three Little Drummers [harp]
0:36:18 Gander in the Pratie Hole [whistle]
0:36:26 Humours of Castlefin [fiddle]
0:38:11 Egan's Polka
0:38:50 The Irish Washerwoman
0:40:00 The Millpond / Gillian's Apples
0:41:20 St. Mary's Polka
0:42:20 Come West Along the Road [flute]
0:44:20 The Crooked Road to Dublin
0:44:56 Drag Her Round the Road
0:45:18 The Humours of Glendart
0:46:18 Kesh Jig
0:50:00 The Wild Rover [song]
0:50:36 Sally Gardens
1:00:00 Hardiman the Fiddler
1:03:50 Come West Along the Road [flute]
1:09:00 Sally Gardens / Skylark
1:11:27 A Visit to Ireland
1:12:50 The Rolling Wave [fiddles]
1:24:00 Improv / Sally Gardens [whistle]
1:25:00 Fred Finn's
1:26:32 End Credits: Whiskey in the Jar [song]
1:29:48 Sean Nós song [song]

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 Post subject: Re: The Boys and Girl from The County Clare
PostPosted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 5:53 pm 
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Well worth watching if you haven't seen it.


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PostPosted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 9:05 am 
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Reminder...............

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 Post subject: Re: The Boys and Girl from The County Clare
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I just got this, based on reading about it here....we enjoyed it, going to pass it around to buddies. Maybe it's just me, but I found the fiddle faking the hardest thing to watch. Tunes were fine.

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Adrian W. wrote:
I just got this, based on reading about it here....we enjoyed it, going to pass it around to buddies. Maybe it's just me, but I found the fiddle faking the hardest thing to watch. Tunes were fine.

I've wondered why, with Andrea cast in the lead, they didn't just alter the script and story to have her play flute, which she wouldn't have to fake-finger. I guess the general public wouldn't necessarily recognize a wooden flute (Is that a clarinet?). Of course, Ptarmigan wasn't faking it ... :)

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[quote="MTGuru"]Thanks, Kenny. Yes, it's great to see Ptarmigan in the opening scene.

I am ordering a copy of the dvd. Who do I look for in the opening scene to see Ptarmigan?

Thanks!

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gregdidge wrote:
I am ordering a copy of the dvd. Who do I look for in the opening scene to see Ptarmigan?

Can't miss him. He's the evil codger poisoning his barefoot lads' minds with The Rolling Wave.

Of course, one of the boys grows up to become the Chief Engineer of the Starship Enterprise, so maybe Ptarmi deserves some of the credit. :P

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Thanks, MTGuru Now the DVD just has to get here.

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Love the movie...saw it at the Seattle film festival...one of my favorite movies.

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