Hi all…
I’m looking (begging) for someone to send me a copy of Paddy Carty’s recording with Conor Tully. I’d like to surprise the flautist with whom I am now lucky enough to be playing. I have a couple of out-of-circulation Topic concertina recordings, and lots of obscure American (Old Time) fiddle stuff to reciprocate with if thats of interest. Sorry, no flute stuff.
Please PM if interested
Thanks in advance,
John
I’m also looking for a copy of it since a couple of years ago, I wll be glad to let you check my Folk Cds List
to let you choose some cds for a GooD excange! ; )
Frank
Are you guys talking about the “tradional Music of Ireland” recording or something else?
You can download MP3’s at emusic.com
If you sig up for a free membership you get something like 50 downloads free. they also have a fantastic Leo Rowesome recording too.
emusic.com only has the other Paddy Carty album, the one with Mick O’Connor accompanying on banjo. I too would like to find the one w/ Conor Tully.
Paddy Carty with Mick O’Connor It’s a lovely album,
But the Paddy’s cd with Conor Tully it’s never been reiussed on cd
so you must have a copy from the original vynil.
Hmmm, what instrument does Conner Tully play? I have about 12 tracks of Paddy Carty playing in a session with a Bodhran player but I’m not sure if that’s what you’re after.
Conor Tully’s a fiddle player, Jack. he’s on the “Come West Along The Road” video you mentioned in another thread.
The recording By Paddy Carty, Conor Tully and Frank Hogan was never on vinyl either, it was just a cassette tape. It’s brilliant 
'Tis.
I thank my source profusely for that 'un.
Before the tape arrived I’d gotten ahold of a session CD of Paddy, Conor, and Frank, which is the only session music I’ve ever listened to much, maybe because it’s not really a session.
Paddy was just a genius - the use of the keys is the first thing you notice, he could play Galway Bay or the Beeswing in Bb without any effort. Or Ed Reavy/Paddy Fahy tunes. Since my friends are always starting into these he’s a real inspiration.
You’re welcome Kevin, I knew you’d love it 
There are several tracks not from the commercial tape in circulation, I have several tracks on various tapes. There is overall a fair amount of Carty material in circulation, I have again several tapes of himself and Paddy Fahey which at times is very enjoyable.
I’ve never liked the way the “Traditional Music of Ireland” CD sounded; ended up selling my copy. I’m not sure what it is, but i think the flute was mixed so hot that it distorts all the time.