Seamus Grant, Clonmany 1934-2005. Fiddler and Founder of the Clonmany Ceili Band
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Seamus playing a Strathspey. Recorded by Patsy Toland.
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Seamus playing an An Boreen Bui. Recorded by Patsy Toland.
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Seamus and the Clonmany Ceili Band playing Double Jigs. Recorded by Neil Mc Grory .
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Jim Doherty, “The Fiddler”, Legnahoorey, Kilmacrennan. 1939 – 2012
Recordings by Caoimhin Mac Aoidh
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Jim playing The Rambles of Kitty: Double Jig.
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Jim playing Casey’s Pig: Highland.
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Some Tunes from my Hohner Primatona: Built in the 1950’s and at this stage, like myself, a little rusty and unresponsive.
Double Jigs: Kilavill Fancy, Joe Deranne’s and Happy to Meet, Sorry to Part
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Reels: Dublin Reel and The Wind that Shakes the Barley:
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Slip Jigs: Bean Paidin and Seamus Cooley’s
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Hornpipes: Stack of Wheat and Comhra na dTonn
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Reels: Johnny Gone to France, First House in Connaught and Miss Monaghan.
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