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Celtic Harp, Vol. 3: Secr has been added to your Cart Add gift options. Buy used: You can't go wrong in getting this for your collection! gantioderorapestlatawhimbelgncidad.xyzinfodless of your age, if you enjoy hearing a story, he has one CD on which he tells some traditional Irish tales, using the harp as background. Patrick Ball, renowned Celtic harp player /5(15).

May 13,  · Planxty Eleanor Plunkett by Turlough O'Carolan Westglen Duo is available for your wedding reception or other events in Edmonton Alberta and area.

Biography (Courtesy the Artist’s site, ) The appearance of Christy Moore, Liam O’Flynn, Andy Irvine and Dónal Lunny as the band Planxty in January re-opened the case on what has to be one of Irish music’s richest legacies.

Not only a superb 2 CD collection of Thomas Moore's music, but a great book about Irish music, Moore and his place in history. Custer LaRue. Traditional ballads done in the "old tradition"with limited accompaniment. The result is wonderful music. The True Lover's Farewell; Custer La Rue: Ballads. Alastair MacDonald.

Planxty A7: Johnny Cope Song & Hornpipe The Dubliners A8: Weila Weila Waile Danny Doyle B1: The Rare Oul Times Jimmy Crowley And Stokers Lodge B2: Do You Want Your Old Lobby Washed Down, Con Shine De Danann B3: Glenbeigh Hornpipe / Mountain Lark / The Musical Priest Christy Moore B4: Tipping It Up To Nancy Planxty.

Moore left Planxty in and returned in for the reunion. During this tour the band also played the Uni Mensa in Bremen where this show was recorded by Radio Bremen. These historical recordings are now officially available with a remarkable sound for the first time on CD. 1. .

The founding members of Planxty-- Christy Moore, Dónal Lunny, Liam O'Flynn, and Andy Irvine-- initially came together to provide instrumental accompaniment for Irish singer/songwriter Christy Moore's album, gantioderorapestlatawhimbelgncidad.xyzinfo sessions proved so inspiring that the musicians agreed to continue working together. With the release of their debut single, "Cliffs of Dooneen," the new band attracted.

Planxty are perhaps the most influential band of the 70s Irish folk scene, both in terms of music and personnel. Placed next to the latter-day work of Donal Lunny, Christy Moore et al, these tracks (collected from all three Planxty albums) sound young, fresh and raw and are all the better for it/5(24).