Peter Horan and Gerry Harrington’s duet CD is out!
http://www.cic.ie/cgi-bin/product.asp?idproduct=953
It has my vote for best looking CD cover for a diddly music album:
Bring on the 60s’ chic and psychedelia..
Thanks to Thomas Johnson (Steampacket) who announced it on the woodenflutelist.
I just heard a track of the CD from the latest Late Session, very yummy music! Thought it was one of those archive recordings when I first heard it actually, just full of that certain quality one rarely find in commercially recorded music nowadays.
http://www.rte.ie/radio1/thelatesession/rams/19june.smil
(about 7 minutes into the show)
I’ve had that web page open in a tab on my browser ever since I learned about the release on Monday – just so I can look at the cover whenever I want to. 
It’s a great name, too!
I’ve had my copy on order from Celtic Grooves for a couple of months now. Philippe tells me he should have copies in next week.
It ought to be good, Peter Horan and Gerry Harrington are mighty players.
i like an ol’ blasht 
but it shouldn’t be always the men
A little more recent:
Love 'em or hate 'em, the Chieftains have one of my favorite CD covers:
I think that may win an award for “lowest budget ITM album cover”
Dig the pants. Oh, the pants!
(was that before or after he got his driver’s license?)
I guess it depends on when during his 16th year he got his license.
From http://www.irish-banjo.com/performers/american-banjo-players/egan-seamus-1.html:
At the tender age of 16 he released his first record with the unimaginative title > Traditional Music of Ireland> .
Believe it or not, I actually own that CD.
However, the jewel case and aforementioned booklet disappeared (probably mercifully in Seamus’s mind 
) long ago.
Oooh. Now that I think about it, I haven’t seen the CD for a while, either.
I bought mine at Barnes and Noble a year ago. It’s not hard to find.
I just wish the synthy tracks would mysteriously disappear.
AMEN!
I do remember that about it now … yikes.
At the tender age of 16 he released his first record with the unimaginative title > Traditional Music of Ireland> .
A title both unimaginative and largely inaccurate… I do dig the frosted/stonewash jeans and Bill Cosby sweater.
At first glance he looks like “Facts of Life” era George Clooney…
Or maybe it was Nancy McKeon.
But back on topic… I thought this was very clever but also a little spooky.
Cheers,
Aaron
Now that’s a runny nose!
Streaming!
Post-Niagara drip???
