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I am trying to expand my piping musc collection.

What are the top three CD's in your cd player right now?

-or top three albums if your not into cds, or tapes if your not into vinyl, or eight track if you are a completely oblivous to the outside world because you have spent the last twenty years practicing in your closet because your neighbors don't think that pipes are a cool as you do...
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1. Bobby Casey - Casey In The Cowhouse
2. Paddy Canny - Meet Paddy Canny
3. James Kelly & John Kelly - Irish Traditional Fiddle Music

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CDs? so passé. The last three I listened to on my mp3 player:

Willie Clancy: "The Pipering of Willie Clancy, Vol. I"
Mick O'Brien: "May Morning Dew"
Mikie Smyth: "The Wild Keys"

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Ronan Browne - The Wynd You Know
Planxty - Best of
The McKeons - The Dusty Miller

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Planxty - The Woman I Loved So Well

Seoltaí Seidté - Setting Sail - Forty-three Historic Recordings (2-disc set)

And a good old-fashioned 33 1/3 LP of Michael Coleman.
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Paddy Keenan& Paddy Glackin- Doublin'
Danu- All Things Considered
Planxty- The Best of
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Calico: Song Dogs
N&C Vallely :Callan Bridge
Fred Morrison:Up South
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Mikie Smyth : the wild keys
Brian McNamara : fort of the jewels
The Dunne family : legacy
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Well, even though there's not that much piping involved (although the one featured is very enjoyable), all my CDs are of Capercaillie.
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In no particular order:

David Power: My love is in America
Paddy Keenan: The Long Grazing Acre
Brian McNamara: Fort of the Jewels
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In no particular order:

David Power: My love is in America
Tommy Kearney: The Master Pipers Vol 2
Brian McNamara: Fort of the Jewels
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The Drones & Chanters, Vol. 2
David Power, "My Love Is In America"
Buzzcocks, "Singles Going Steady"
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Two by Tommy Keane. ( In anticipation of our upcoming So. Cal. Tionol)
And Jerry O'Sullivan's "O'Sullivan meets O'Farrell".
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in no particular order

Gordon Duncan (RIP); "The Circular Breath". AMAZING GHB playing with blistering versions of CraigsPipes, TheWoman Of TheHouse, TripTo Sligo, McFaddens Reel, as well as his own compositions and other things. Great for a different approach to tunes and piping.

Tommy Keane, Jacqueline McCarthy; "The Wind Among The Reeds". Lovely duet, concertina and pipes, essential IMHO.

Robbie Hannan; "Traditional Irish Music played on the Uilleann Pipes". Brilliant! Essential IMHO.
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Brian McNamara: Fort of the Jewels
Paddy Keenan: 1975
All of the Late Sessions I could download from Patrick's site. :D
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