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Catalogue 14New.Qxd M U S I C C O M P A N Y L T D . BASEMENT, 18 UPPER MOUNT STREET, DUBLIN 2, IRELAND. TEL: + 353 -1- 678 7871. FAX: + 353 -1- 678 7873. email: [email protected]; WEBSITE: www.taramusic.com TARA MUSIC ARE DEDICATED TO PRODUCING THE VERY BEST OF IRISH / CELTIC MUSIC. THIS CATALOGUE CONTAINS DETAILS OF ALBUMS BY SOME OF THE LEADING IRSIH ARTISTS INCLUDING; PLANXTY, CLANNAD, CHRISTY MOORE, SHAUN DAVEY, DAVY SPILLANE, BILL WHELAN, STOCKTONS WING, MOVING HEARTS, RITA CONNOLLY AND MANY MORE. VARIOUS : MASTERS OF THEIR CRAFT TARA 3039 Tracks:- (1) The Storm - Moving Hearts (2) Ripples In The Rockpools - Rita Connolly (3) Smeceno Barcode Horo - Planxty (4) The Rossclogher Jigs - Stockton’s Wing (5) Dia Do Bheathasa - Shaun Davey (6) An CD 5391519680957 Droichead (The Bridge) feat Mark Knopfler - Liam O’Flynn (7) The Good Ship Kangaroo - Planxty (8) Daire's Dream feat Bela Fleck & Jerry Douglas - Davy Spillane (9) An tÚll - Clannad (10) The Crack Was Ninety In The Isle Of Man - Christy Moore (11) Muiñeira de Poio / Muiñeira de Ourense feat Carlos Nunez - Liam O’Flynn (12) Amiens - Rita Connolly (13) Mhórag's Na Horo Gheallaidh - Clannad (14) Atlantic Bridge feat Bela Fleck & Jerry Douglas - Davy Spillane (15) Beautiful Affair - Stockton’s Wing (16) Black Is The Colour Of My True Love's Hair - Christy Moore (17) Jack Palance's Reel - Nollaig Casey & Arty McGlynn (18) May We Never Have To Say Goodbye - Shaun Davey PLANXTY : AFTER THE BREAK TARA 3001 Musicians:- Christy Moore - Vocals & guitar, Donal Lunny - Bouzouki, Andy Irvine - Vocals & man- Barcode dolin. Liam O'Flynn - Uilleann pipes & whistle, Matt Molloy - Flute CD 658206300129 Tracks:- (1) The Good Ship Kangaroo (2) East at Glendart/Brian O’Lynn/Pay The Reckoning (3) You Rambling Boys of Pleasure (4) The Blackberry Blossom/Lucky in Love/The Dairy Maid (5) The Rambling Siuler (6) The Lady on the Island/The Gatehouse Maid/The Virgina/Callaghan’s (7) The Pursuit of Farmer Michael Hayes (8) Lord McDonald/The Chattering Magpie (9) The Bonny Light Horseman (10) Smeceno Horo PLANXTY : THE WOMAN I LOVED SO WELL TARA 3005 Musicians:- Donal Lunny - Bouzouki. Christy Moore - Vocals & guitar. Andy Irvine - Vocals, bouzou- Barcode ki, harmonica & mandolin. Liam O'Flynn - Uilleann pipes & whistle. Matt Molloy - Flute. Noel Hill - CD 658206300525 Concertina. Tony Linnane - Fiddle. Bill Whelan - Keyboards. Tracks:- (1) True Love Knows No Season (2) Out on the Ocean/Tiocfaidh Tu Abhaile Liom (3) Roger O’Hehir (4) The Tailor’s Twist (5) Kellswater (6) Johnny of Brady’s Lea (7) The Woman I Never Forgot/The Pullet/The Ladies’ Pantalettes (8) Little Musgrave CHRISTY MOORE : LIVE IN DUBLIN TARA 2005 Musicians:- Christy Moore - Guitar & vocals. Donal Lunny - Bouzouki, guitar and background vocals. Barcode Jimmy Faulkner - Lead and slide guitars. CD 658206200528 Tracks:- (1) Hey Sandy (2) The Boys of Barr Na Sraide (3) Little Mother (4) Clyde's Bonnie Banks (5) Pretty Boy Floyd (6) Bogey's Bonnie Belle (7) The Crack Was Ninety In The Isle Of Man (8) Black Is The Colour Of My True Love's Hair (9) One Last Cold Kiss CHRISTY MOORE : PROSPEROUS TARA 2008 From this historic album recorded in 1972 emerged the group Planxty and thus Christy is joined Barcode by Donal Lunny - bouzouki, Andy Irvine - mandolin & harmonica, Liam O'Flynn - uilleann CD 658206200825 pipes, plus other such musicians as Kevin Conneff (The Chieftains )- bodhran. Tracks:- (1) The Raggle Taggle Gypsies/Tabhair Dom Do Lamh (2) The Dark Eyed Sailor (3) I Wish I Was In England (4) Lock Hospital (5) James Connolly (6) The Hackler From Grouse Hall (7) Tribute To Woody (8) The Ludlow Massacre (9) A Letter To Syracuse (10) Spancillhill (11) The Cliffs Of Dooneen (12) Rambling Robin Page 1 CHRISTY MOORE : THE IRON BEHIND THE VELVET TARA 2002 Musicians:- Christy Moore - Vocals, guitar, bouzouki & bodhran. Andy Irvine - Mandolin, harmonica, Barcode valdolin, dulcimer, bouzouki & vocals. Barry Moore - Guitar & vocals. Noel Hill - Concertinas. Tony CD 658206200221 Linnane - Fiddle. Gabriel McKeon - Uilleann pipes. Jimmy Faulkner - Electric, acoustic & slide guitars. Rosemary Flanagan - Cello. Tracks:- (1) Patrick Was A Gentleman (2) The Sun Is Burning (3) Morrissey And The Russian Sailor (4) The Foxy Devil (5) Three Reels: (The Newly Mowed Meadow/Farrell O’Gara’s Reel/No Name) (6) Trip To Jerusalem (7) Three Reels: (Tommy Coen’s/The Youngest Daughter/Flax in Bloom) (8) Patrick's Arrival (9) Gabriel McKeon's (10) Dunlavin Green (11) Joe McCann (12) John O'Dreams FRANKIE GAVIN & DE DANNAN : JIGS, REELS & ROCK N’ROLL TARA 4024 Musicians:- Frankie Gavin Fiddle, Viola, Flutes & Whistles, Damien Mullane Accordions, Eric Barcode Cunningham, Bodhran, Snare, Flutes & Whistles Mike Galvin Guitar & Bouzouki, Michelle Lally CD 5099207402422 Vocals, Special Guest - Ron Wood Lap Steel Tracks:- (1) Wild Irishmen (2) Heartbreak Pier (3) Gasoline Alley (4) Here Comes The Sun (5) If You Love Me (6) The Diamond Collection (7) High On A Mountain (8) G Minor Reel (9) Bluesy Jigs (10) Summer Of My Dreams (11) Polkas (12) Coleman Meets Killoran (13) Down The Moor (14) Planet Ireland (15) Damo's Waltz THE PILGRIM : Composed by SHAUN DAVEY TARA 3032 A Celtic Suite for Orchestra, Soloists, Pipe Band and Choir. Soloists include Barcode Rita Connolly, Liam O’Flynn, Iarla O’Lionaird, Helen Davies and many more, Narrator Mick Lally CD 5099207303224 Tracks:- (1) Himlico’s Map, Colum Cille Leaves Derry (2) Gair na Gairbe (3) A Walk in The Ocean (4) The Pilgrim (5) Colum Cille’s Farewell to Ireland (6) The Land of the Picts (7) Iona (8) Briochan and Columba (9) Storm at Sea (10) A White Wave Foams Over (11) Ymadawiad Arthur (12) St. Manchans Prayer (13) Samson Peccator Episcopus (14) St. Matthews Point (15) Danse Plin (16) Bal Plin (17) Danse An Dro (18) Santiago (19) Vigo (20) The Deers Cry (21) God Be With Me (22) A ‘Ghrian THE BRENDAN VOYAGE : Composer SHAUN DAVEY soloist LIAM O’FLYNN TARA 3006 An orchestral suite for Uilleann (Irish) Pipes played by Liam O'Flynn, depicting Tim Barcode Severin’s adventure in reconstructing Saint Brendan’s 6th century Atlantic crossing to America. CD 658206300624 Paul MacAteer - Drums. Garvan Gallagher - Electric Bass. Tommy Hayes - Bodhran. Tracks:- (1) Introduction (2) The Brendan Theme (3) Jig: Water Under the Keel (4) Journey to the Faroes (5) The Cliffs of Mykines (6) Mykines Sound (7) Journey to Iceland (8) The Gale (9) Labrador (10) Newfoundland BÉAL TUINNE : LIVE AT ST. JAMES’CHURCH DINGLE TARA 4022 Musicians:- Séamus Begley - Vocals & button accordion. Shaun Davey - Pedal harmonium, string syn- Barcode thesiser, harmony vocals. Rita Connolly - Vocals & guitar. Éilís Kennedy - Vocals whistle & flute. Dáithí CD 658206402229 Ó Sé - Vocals. Lawrence Courtney - Vocals & banjo. Eoin Ó Beaglaoí - Concertina & button accordion. Jim Murray - Guitar. Tracks:- (1) Cuairteóir (2) Bealtaine na Maighdine (3) Nell Sé, Bean Jack (4) Fearaibh na bhFeoibh (5) Spraoí (6) Dán Lae Breithe (7) Bás Mrs. Price (8) Lá Éigin Fadó Fadó (9) Díbeartach (10) Dúlamán (Idir Seo is Sin) (11) Briotánach Óg ó L'Orient (12) Cois Laoí (13) Ciúmhais Charraig Aonair (14) Ar Muir San Oíche (15) Scáil na Lasrach GRANUAILE (Grace O'Malley) : Composed SHAUN DAVEY soloist RITA CONNOLLY TARA 3017 Musicians:- Liam O'Flynn - Uilleann Pipes. Orchestra. Des Moore - Acoustic guitar. Helen Davies - Barcode Concert and Irish Harps. Noel Eccles - Percussion. Carl Geraghty - Saxes. Marian Doherty - CD 5099207301725 Harpsicord. Donal Lunny - Bouzouki. Tracks:- (1) Dubhdarra (2) Ripples in the Rockpools (3) The Defence of Hen’s Castle (4) Free and Easy (5) The Rescue of Hugh De Lacy (6) Hen’s March (7) Death of Richard-An-Iarainn (Intro) (8) Death of Richard-An-Iarainn (9) Sir Richard Bingham (10) The Spanish Armada (11) The New Age THE RELIEF OF DERRY SYMPHONY : Composed by SHAUN DAVEY TARA 3024 Featured Soloists:- Liam O'Flynn, Gerard McChrystal & Rita Connolly with The Ulster Barcode Orchestra conducted by Gearoid Grant. Also featuring:- Organist William West. Pipe Band co-ordina- CD 658206302420 tion and direction: Pipe Major Iain MacDonald, The Colmcille Pipe Band led by Pipe Major Brian Hasson accompanied by members of: The Graham Memorial Pipe Band, The Neilston and District Pipe Band, The Rutherglen Pipe Band, sections from The Brittania Brass and Reed Band and St. Mary’s Concert Band. Tracks:- Consists of Four Movements. Page 2 MAY WE NEVER HAVE TO SAY GOODBYE : SHAUN DAVEY TARA 4017 Music of Celebration for Celtic Soloists with Choir, Pipeband, Percussion and Orchestra Barcode Musicians:- Liam O'Flynn uilleann pipes, Rita Connolly vocals, Noel Eccles, percussion Edelmiro CD 658206401727 Fernandez gaita, Seamus Begley vocals/accordion, Nollaig Casey fiddle, Triona Marshall Irish harp, Breanndan Begley accordion, Des Moore guitar, Albert Niland guitar, Joe Csibi jnr. bass, Rod McVey keyboards, Ronan Tynan & The Voice Squad (guest vocals in 'May we never have to say Goodbye'), bagpipers Dave Rickard, Noel Harford, Edward Harford, members of the St. Lawrence O'Toole pipeband led by Pipe Major Terry Tully; Alen Tully, Noel Kelly, Darren McCarthy, The RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra conducted by David Brophy, The Guinness Choir, Tallaght Choral Society with members of The Culwick Choral Society, The Dun Laoghaire Choral Society, Coolmine Musical Society and Glasnevin Musical Society. Tracks:- (1) The Battle of Cul Dremne (2) Music of the Spheres (3) Pilgrim's Sunrise (4) Fill To Me The Parting Glass (5) The Irish Sea (6) Two Galician Dances (7) Dia Do Bheathasa (8) The President's Welcome (9) The Arrival of the Flag (10) May We Never Have To Say Goodbye (11) The Arrival of the Flame (12) The Lighting of the Flame and Fireworks (13) Farewell to Nantes (14) Pilgrim's Finale VOICES FROM THE MERRY CEMETERY : SHAUN DAVEY TARA 4023 This ground-breaking album is the product of a highly unusual collaboration between the Barcode well-known Irish composer Shaun Davey, working with Irish and Romanian musicians.
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