Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh and Mick O'Brien

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Love it... Thanks for the link!
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Thanks for the links! Great stuff!
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These guys are just great. When they're in full swing, it's hard to believe that there is just two musicians playing.
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When they came to the So. California Uilleann Pipers club tionol 2 years ago, they gave an evening house concert that was exceptional. You can hear it on the club's "7 Years Listening" CD. It was a magic night that I'll never forget. ...and I wasn't even loaded. :D
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wolvy wrote: It was a magic night that I'll never forget. ...and I wasn't even loaded. :D
Music is the better high... not that it would stop me from getting loaded now and then... hmmmmm, mebbe today. Sit outside in the moist air, piping and getting schnokered.

I really look forward to any future recordings by these guys. Kitty Lie Over is still one of the 5 Cd's in my shelf stereo... and that's saying something positive (coming from moi :D ) as I rarely have the same Cd in the player for any real length of time.
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Great clip. Kitty Lie Over is also in my top five. Is that a hardanger fiddle he's playing in the Highland Sessions clip?
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misterpatrick wrote:Is that a hardanger fiddle he's playing in the Highland Sessions clip?
Yes it is.
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I can hear the music but not see the vid

Are there moving pictures for the links or not?

(if so, how do I get them to work??)

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misterpatrick wrote:Great clip. Kitty Lie Over is also in my top five.
It was a favorite allright...what I remember of it. I thought it was sooo great that I lended it out to someone, not sure who. Probably some fiddler I wanted to convince to tune down.

I do have Seven Years of Listening to fall back on. Much of KLO is on that double cd, and more.

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boyd wrote:I can hear the music but not see the vid

Are there moving pictures for the links or not?

(if so, how do I get them to work??)

Thanx

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Same problem :/
Doesn't work at all in firefox, and IE6 with the latest flash gives me a white rectangle.
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The video is in Flash 8 format, make sure you have the latest player/plug-in.
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tommykleen wrote:
misterpatrick wrote:Great clip. Kitty Lie Over is also in my top five.
It was a favorite allright...what I remember of it. I thought it was sooo great that I lended it out to someone, not sure who.
Dude, the same thing happened to me. Well, I know who I lent it to, but the lendee swears I never lent it to him. Obviously the CD is bewitching on more than one level...
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Well it wasn't me. I've got my own copy. But that's not why I'm posting this. Just wanted to say that Flash 8 is actually a good free update to get as the video quality is much better. In fact, things have gotten so much better that I'll be re-encoding the tionol videos (Power, D'Arcy, Cannady... the list goes on) on the GNIPC site to full-sized soon. Much nicer than the teeenee tiny little things we're so used to seeing.

I put up a test at medium quality here:

http://www.gnipc.org/test

It's David Power playing a zippy little tune.
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