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The Bothy Band

The Bothy Band: The Bothy Band (Mulligan LUN 002)

The Bothy Band
The Bothy Band

Mulligan LUN 002 (LP, Ireland, 1975)
Polydor 2383 379 (LP, UK, 1975)
Mulligan LUN CD 002 (CD, Ireland, 2008)

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Produced by Dónal Lunny and Mícheál Ó Domhnaill;
Recorded by Pat Morley and Keith Mansfield at Dublin Sound Ltd

Musicians

Matt Molloy: flute, whistle;
Tommy Peoples: fiddles;
Paddy Keenan: uilleann pipes, whistle;
Dónal Lunny: bouzouki, vocals;
Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill: harpsichord, bodhrán, vocals;
Mícheál Ó Domhnaill: guitar, vocals

Tracks

Side 1

  1. The Kesh Jig / Give Us a Drink of Water / The Flower of the Flock / Famous Ballymote (5.00)
  2. The Green Groves Of Erin / The Flowers of Rad Hill (2.56)
  3. Do You Love an Apple? (Roud 654; TYG 33) (3.49)
  4. Julia Delaney (2.28)
  5. Patsy Geary's / Coleman's Cross (2.57)
  6. Is Trua nach bhfuil Mé in Éirinn (4.14)
  7. The Navvy on the Line / The Rainy Day (3.42)

Side 2

  1. The Tar Road to Sligo / Paddy Clancy's (2.06)
  2. Martin Wynn's / The Longford Tinker (2.36)
  3. Pretty Peg (Roud 120; Child 281; G/D 2:317; Henry H201) / Graig's Pipes (3.39)
  4. Hector the Hero / The Laird of Drumblaire strathspey and reel (2.22)
  5. The Traveller / The Humours of Lissadel (2.12)
  6. The Butterfly (2.42)
  7. The Salamanca / The Banshee / The Sailor's Bonnet reels (3.39)

All tracks trad. arr. The Bothy Band

Video

The Bothy Band sing Pretty Peg at The Embankment Cabaret Rooms, Tallaght, Dublin, on 29 September 1976:

> Folk Music > Records > The Bothy Band: Old Hag You Have Killed Me

Old Hag You Have Killed Me

The Bothy Band: Old Hag You Have Killed Me (Mulligan LUN 007)

Old Hag You Have Killed Me
The Bothy Band

Mulligan LUN 007 (LP, Ireland, 1976)
Polydor 2383 417 (LP, UK, 1976)
Mulligan LUN CD 007 (CD, Ireland, 2008)

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Produced by Dónal Lunny and Mícheál Ó Domhnaill;
Recorded by Fritz Fryer at Rockfield Studios in July 1976;
Photography by Paddy;
Typography and artwork by wadewood;
Art direction by Jill Mumford

Musicians

Matt Molloy: flute, whistle;
Paddy Keenan: uilleann pipes, whistle, low whistle;
Kevin Burke: fiddles;
Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill: vocals, clavinet, harmonium;
Mícheál Ó Domhnaill: guitar, vocals;
Dónal Lunny: bouzouki, guitar, vocals

Tracks

Note: According to Discogs, all LPs have the same printed mixed-up titles, some CDs correct this but then mistakenly switch track title 5 with 11. The actual LP track list is:

Side 1

  1. Music in the Glen: Music in the Glen / Humours of Scariff / Otter's Holt reels (3.17)
  2. Fionnghuala (1.25)
  3. Farewell to Erin (3.18)
  4. The Ballintore Fancy: untitled / Kerry Jig / The Ballintore Fancy (3.30)
  5. Tiochfaidh an Samhradh (Summer Will Come) (3.27)
  6. Michael Gorman's: Michael Gorman's / Cúnla / Road to Lisdoonvarna (4.11)

Side 2

  1. Sixteen Come Next Sunday (Roud 277; Laws O17; G/D 4:791; Henry H152, H793) (2.56)
  2. Old Hag You Have Killed Me: Old Hag You Have Killed Me / Dinny Delaney's / Morrison's Jig jigs (4.10)
  3. Calum Sgaire (3.24)
  4. The Kid on the Mountain: Rosie Finn's Favourite / Seán Buí / The Kid on the Mountain (3.41)
  5. The Maid of Coolmore (Roud 2493) (5.35)
  6. The Laurel Tree: Billy Brocker's / Humours of Loughrea / The Laurel Tree (3.15)

All tracks trad. arr. The Bothy Band

Video

The Bothy Band sing Sixteen Come Next Sunday at The Embankment Cabaret Rooms, Tallaght, Dublin, on 29 September 1976:

> Folk Music > Records > The Bothy Band: Out of the Wind Into the Sun

Out of the Wind Into the Sun

The Bothy Band: Out of the Wind Into the Sun (Mulligan LUN 013)

Out of the Wind Into the Sun
The Bothy Band

Mulligan LUN 013 (LP, Ireland, 1977)
Polydor 2383 456 (LP, UK, 1977)
Mulligan LUN CD 013 (CD, Ireland, 2008)

The Bothy Band: Out of the Wind Into the Sun (Mulligan LUN CD 013)
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Produced by Dónal Lunny and Mícheál Ó Domhnaill;
Recorded by Brian Masterson at Lombard Sound, Dublin, in June 1977;
Photography by Gered Mankowitz;
Design and art direction by Bill Smith

Musicians

Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill: vocals, clavinet, harmonium, electric piano;
Mícheál Ó Domhnaill: guitar;
Paddy Keenan: uilleann pipes, low whistle, Bb chanter, whistle;
Matt Molloy: flute, whistle;
Dónal Lunny: bouzouki, guitar, bodhrán, synthesiser;
Kevin Burke: fiddle

Tracks

Side 1

  1. The Morning Star: The Morning Star / The Fisherman's Lilt (C) / The Drunken Landlady / The Fisherman's Lilt (D) reels (4.36)
  2. The Maids of Mitchelstown reel (3.16)
  3. Rip the Calico: The Leitrim Fancy jig / Round the World for Sport (Sword in Hand) / Rip the Calico / Martin Wynne's / The Enchanted Lady / The Holy Land reels (5.42)
  4. The Streets of Derry (Roud 896; Laws L11; Henry H705) (7.02)
  5. The Pipe on the Hob: The Pipe on the Hob / The Hag at the Churn double jigs (5.01)

Side 2

  1. The Sailor Boy (Roud 273; Laws K12; G/D 6:1245) (4.41)
  2. The Blackbird air, set dance and reel (5.00)
  3. The Strayaway Child double jig (4.53)
  4. The Factory Girl (Roud 1659; Henry H127) (5.09)
  5. Slides: The Priest / Mary Willie's / This Is My Love, Do You Like Her? Kerry slides (3.20)

All tracks trad. arr. The Bothy Band except
Track 5 trad. arr. The Bothy Band, Dónal Lunny;
Track 8 Michael Gorman arr. Dónal Lunny

> Folk Music > Records > The Bothy Band: Afterhours

Afterhours

The Bothy Band: Afterhours (Mulligan LUN 030)

Afterhours
Recorded Live in Paris
The Bothy Band

Mulligan LUN 030 (LP, Ireland, 1978)
Polydor 2383 530 (LP, UK, 1978)
Mulligan LUN CD 030 (CD, Ireland, 2008)

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Produced by The Bothy Band;
Recorded at the Palais Des Arts, Paris, in June 1978;
Mobile by Dacout Studios;
Engineered by Philippe Omnès, Bernard Darsch, The Doctor (Paris) and Jimmy Wogan (RTE Radio Centre Dublin);
Photos by Herve Amtoine and Willy Matthews;
Album cover by Willy Matthews

Musicians

Kevin Burke: fiddle;
Paddy Keenan: uilleann pipes, whistle, low whistle;
Dónal Lunny: vocals, bouzouki, guitar, bodhrán;
Matt Molloy: flute;
Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill: vocals, clavinet, harmonium, bodhrán;
Mícheál Ó Domhnaill: vocals, guitar, harmonium, organ

Tracks

Side 1

  1. The Kesh / Give Us a Drink of Water / The Flower of the Flock / Famous Ballymote (4.25)
  2. The Butterfly (3.09)
  3. Casadh an tSúgáin (The Twisting of the Rope) (5.00)
  4. Farewell to Erin (3.16)
  5. The Heathery Hills of Yarrow (Roud 13; Child 214; G/D 2:215) (4.53)

Side 2

  1. The Death of Queen Jane (Roud 77; Child 170; G/D 3:693) (4.33)
  2. The Pipe on the Hob / The Hag at the Churn (4.50)
  3. The Priest / Mary Willie's / This Is My Love, Do You Like Her? (3.22)
  4. How Can I Live at the Top of a Mountain (4.16)
  5. Rosie Finn's Favourite / Over the Water to Charlie / The Kid on the Mountain (3.35)
  6. The Green Groves of Erin / The Flowers of Red Hill reels (3.02)

All tracks trad. arr. The Bothy Band except
Track 6 music Dáithí Sproule;
Track 9 Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill

> Folk Music > Records > The Bothy Band: The Best of the Bothy Band

The Best of the Bothy Band

The Bothy Band: The Best of the Bothy Band (Mulligan LUN 041)

The Best of the Bothy Band
The Bothy Band

Mulligan LUN 041 (LP, Ireland, 1980)
Polydor 2383 583 (LP, UK, 1978)
Mulligan LUN CD 041 (CD, Ireland, 2008)

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Produced by Dónal Lunny and Mícheál Ó Domhnaill;
Sleeve design by Bluett / Esmonde

Musicians

Dónal Lunny: bouzouki, guitar, bodhrán, synthesiser, vocals;
Tommy Peoples: fiddle [1-2, 9, 12];
Kevin Burke: fiddle [3-6, 8, 10-11];
Matt Molloy: flute, whistle;
Mícheál Ó Domhnaill: guitar, vocals, bodhrán, harmonium;
Paddy Keenan: uilleann pipes, Bb chanter, whistle, low whistle;
Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill: vocals, clavinet, harmonium, bodhrán, electric piano, harpsichord

Tracks

Side 1

  1. Reels: The Salamanca / The Banshee / The Sailor's Bonnet (3.39)
  2. Song & Reel: Pretty Peg (Roud 120; Child 281; G/D 2:317; Henry H201) / Graig's Pipes (3.39)
  3. Air, Set Dance & Reel: The Blackbird (5.00)
  4. Reel: The Maids of Mitchelstown (3.13)
  5. Song: Casadh an tSúgáin (The Twisting of the Rope) (5.00)
  6. Reels: Music in the Glen / The Humours of Scariff / The Otter's Holt (3.17)

Side 2

  1. Song: Fionnghuala (1.25)
  2. Jigs: Old Hag You Hove Killed Me: Old Hag You Have Killed Me / Dinny Delaney's / Morrison's Jig (4.10)
  3. Song: Do You Love an Apple? (Roud 654; TYG 33) (3.49)
  4. Jig & Reels: Leitrim Fancy / Round the World for Sport / Rip the Calico / Martin Wynne's / The Enchanted Lady / The Holy Land (5.40)
  5. Song: The Death of Queen Jane (Roud 77; Child 170; G/D 3:693) (4.33)
  6. Reels: The Green Groves of Erin / The Flowers of Red Hill (3.02)

All tracks trad. arr. The Bothy Band except
Track 11 music Dáithí Sproule

Tracks 1-2, 9, 12 are from The Bothy Band (1975);
Tracks 6-8 are from Old Hag You Have Killed Me (1975);
Tracks 3-4, 10 are from Out of the Wind Into the Sun (1977);
Tracks 5, 11 are from Afterhours (1979)

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Other records with The Bothy Band

Brum Folk 76 Souvenir Album (BRUM 1976) Various Artists, Brumfolk '76, LP, BRUM 1976, 1976

6. Folkfestival auf der Lenzburg (VoxPop 4005/6) Various Artists, 6. Folk-Festival auf der Lenzburg, 2 LP, VoxPop 4005/6, 1977

The Acoustic Folk Box (Topic TSFCD 4001) Various Artists, The Acoustic Folk Box, 4 CD, Topic TSFCD4001, 2002