Adrian Barker & Ben Stephenson - Undertones


  • Singer: Adrian Barker
  • Album's title: Undertones
  • Genre: Folk, World, & Country
  • Label: Tradsville Records ‎– TVLCD 0001
    Type: CD, Album
    Country: Australia
    Date of released: 2006
    Category: Folk, World, & Country
    Style: Celtic
  • Format: FLAC MP3 MPC WMA MMF VOX DMF MIDI MP3
  • Size MP3 ZIP: 1553 mb
  • Size FLAC ZIP: 1606 mb
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Adrian Barker  & Ben Stephenson - Undertones

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Tracklist

1 Jack Canny's (reels) - Rolling In The Ryegrass / Julie Delaney's / The Beauties Of Limerick 3:04
2 Frank Collins' (jigs) 4:31
3 Sally Sloane's (reels) - The Morning Star / The Sporting Paddy / The Blackberry Blossom 2:48
4 Joe Yates' (hornpipes) - The Skillet Pot / Joe Yates' Last 4:12
5 Declan Affley's (air) - Aliabh Na mBan 3:09
6 Mick McGarry's (jigs) - Kitty Lie Over / Mick McGarry's #2 3:25
7 Tim Whelan's (polkas) - The No. 9 / Paddy Hearny's / Keoghey Keogh 2:38
8 Billy Moran's (waltz) - The Pretty Maid Milking Her Cow 4:30
9 Billy Moran's (reels) - Crowley's 1 & 2 1:45
10 Joe Cashmere's (jigs) - The Trip To The Cottage / The Spirits Of Whiskey / What Would You Do If The Billy Boiled Over? 4:21
11 Phil Butterss & Jane Copeland's (reels) - Mulhaire's #4 / Mary Shannon's 2:44
12 Simon McDonald's (jigs) - The Rakes Of Kiklare / The Shoemaker's Fancy / The Connaughtman's Rambles 4:17
13 Jacko Kevans' (hornpipe) - The Cuckoo's Nest 2:51

Credits

  • Fiddle – Adrian Barker
  • Flute, Whistle – Ben Stephenson
  • Guitar, Bouzouki, Concertina, Piano – Kate Burke

Notes

Adrian and Ben made this album after winning the National Folk Fellowship, and award jointly sponsored by the National Library of Australia and the National Folk Festival. Providing a four-week residency in the Oral History and Folklore Collection of the National Library. The Fellowship grants an insider's access to the extensive body of Australian field recordings held in the collection.

This album showcases the link between traditional Irish music and what is often referred to as Australian 'bush' music, as well as the intermingling of tunes and styles from a range of distinctive traditions transplanted into Australia in the years since European arrival.

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