Seamus Ennis

I bought this cassette on Ebay
a lot of new material for me
somebody knows some about this production?





songs, whistle and pipes

Found these two recordings of the same material:

Irish pipe & tinwhistle songs
GSC Music: 15654 ; Eugene, OR : Entertainment Distributing [distributor], p 1995.
1 sound cassette
Series: Celtic treasury : the music of Ireland ; 3
Featuring Tommy Makem, Seamus Ennis & The Dubliners.
Contents: The little bench of rushes – The first house in Connaught ; The copper plate reel – An leansh sidhe – The thrush in the straw – The cuckoo’s hornpipe – Gol na mban 'san ar – Hogan’s favorite ; The Connaught man’s rambles ; The lark in the morning ; When the cock crows it is day – Will you come with me over the mountain – The lowlands of Holland – Kitty Magee – Mrs. McGrath – The Irish rover – Peggy Lettermore – Roddy McCorley – I’ll tell my Ma – The foggy dew – The old orange flute – the Holy ground.

and

Irish pipe and tinwhistle songs
[Beverly Hills, Calif.] : Legacy International: CD 313, c [198-?]
1 CD (ca. 42 min.)
Performed by Tommy Makem, Seamus Ennis & the Dubliners.
Seamus Ennis: A little bench of rushes ; The first house in Connaught, The coppper plate reel ; An leanbh sidhe ; The thrush in the straw ; The cuckoo’s hornpipe ; Gol na mban 'san ar ; Hogan’s favorite, The Connaught man’s rambles, The lark in the morning, When the cock crows it is day ; Will you come with me over the mountain – Tommy Makem: The lowlands of Holland ; Kitty Magee ; Mrs. McGrath ; The Irish rover – The Dubliners: Peggy Lettermore ; Roddy McCorley ; I’ll tell my ma ; The foggy dew ; The old orange flute ; The holy ground.

If you look in the back of the NPU book, The Master’s Touch, you will find a fairly complete Ennis discography, including the history of this particualr album and the various names it has been released under.

djm

The piping tracks are the same as his “Bonny Bunch of Rosees”

http://music.aol.com/artist/seamus-ennis/789/album/the-bonny-bunch-of-roses/260454

On the copy I have I think the Dubliners sing some songs too, maybe it was Maken & Clancy though.

Gud luk,

PD.

Gotta love that cover.