Celtic Souls ("10 CD-Set")

~ Release by Various Artists (see all versions of this release, 2 available)

Tracklist

1▶Medium: Seamus Tansey
2▶Medium: Finbarr Dwyer
3▶Medium: John & James Kelly
4▶Medium: Tara Folk
5▶Medium: Best of Irish Ceili Music
6▶Medium: Rince
7▶Medium: Festival of Traditional Irish
8▶Medium: Festival of Traditional Irish
9▶Medium: Cherish the Ladies
10▼Medium: Armagh Pipers Club
#TitleArtistRatingLength
1Oro Se Do Bheatha Bhaile / Abbey Reel (Trad. Arr. Vallely)
Armagh Pipers Club2:01
2Caoineadh Na Dtri Muire (Trad. Arr. Vallely)
Armagh Pipers Club2:08
3Lord Inchquinn (Trad. Arr. Vallely)
Armagh Pipers Club4:03
4Old Copperplate Reel / Five Mile Chase (Trad. Arr. The Armagh Pipers Club)
Armagh Pipers Club1:57
5Ar Eirinn Ni Neosfainn Ce Hi (Trad. Arr. Vallely)
Armagh Pipers Club4:16
6The Sweets Of May (Trad. Arr. Vallely)
Armagh Pipers Club1:41
7Father Kelly’s Reel (Trad. Arr. Vallely)
Armagh Pipers Club1:17
8Fanny Power (O’ Carolan Arr. Gilligan)
Armagh Pipers Club1:48
9A Chailleach Do Mharais Me / The Gold Ring (Trad. Arr. Gilligan)
Armagh Pipers Club2:23
10Hardiman The Fiddler / Kerry Slides (Trad. Arr. Vallely)
Armagh Pipers Club1:13
11Repeal Of The Union / Maids Of Mitchellstown (Trad. Arr. Vallely)
Armagh Pipers Club2:02
12The South Wind (Trad. Arr. Gilligan)
Armagh Pipers Club3:40
13Paddy Fahy’s Reels (Trad. Arr. Vallely)
Armagh Pipers Club3:02
14Song Of The Chanter (Trad. Arr. Gilligan)
Armagh Pipers Club2:58
15The Pipe On The Hob / Banish Misfortune (Trad. Arr. Vallely)
medley including a recording of:
Banish Misfortune (jig)
composer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
Armagh Pipers Club2:42
16Eochaill (Trad. Arr. Vallely)
Armagh Pipers Club1:55
17The Strayaway Child (Gorman)
Armagh Pipers Club2:01
18Ur Chill A Chreagain (Trad. Arr. Vallely)
Armagh Pipers Club1:44

Credits

Release group

includes:Cherish The Ladies by Cherish the Ladies (American all-female Celtic band)
Irish Traditional Accordionist by Finbarr Dwyer (Irish accordion player) & Teresa McMahon (Irish session musician, of County Clare)
John & James Kelly by John (Irish fiddler, James’ brother) & James Kelly (fiddler)