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Tim O'Shea and Friends - New CD "another skin too few" launch 25th February 2017. (INEC upstairs bar) as part of the Gathering Festival, Killarney Tim O'Shea and friends launch their brand new CD. "another skin too few". A concept CD, they are happy, proud and humble to have arrived at this time and place to mark a musical milestone, "25 years on the road". The selection of tunes on this album may be a bit unusual for some, as there are no reels. The musicians remembered are, Paddy Cronin,(Killarney & Boston),John Cronin(Aghadoe & New York),Stephen Carroll(Kilcummin), Con Durham(Dublin & Dingle). Tim's "friends" on this CD feature Kerry Musicians: Rosie Healy - Headford, (Flute, Whistle & Harmony Vocal) and Michael D.Kelliher - Fossa (Accordian, Melodeon & Harmonica).Tim is Producer and provides a musical thread on (Guitar - Lead & rhythm, Vocal - Lead & spoken & Bodhran). |
Recordings:
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2006 "15 Times Around" CD
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NEW
Compilation CD “15 Times Around”: |
2004
"Lake of Learning" CD
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This CD features
4 reed instruments - uilleann pipes, accordion,
concertina
and clarinet. This instrument combination brings unique tone and colour
to this CD. There are 4 songs and 8 sets of tunes. There are two
of Tim's
own compositions, one tune and one song "The Lake of Learning",
inspired by the myths and legends of the Lower Lake of Killarney where
Tim lives. With a couple of Sliabh Luachra slides and polkas (dance music
of Ireland's south west), slow airs, reels and songs this CD is sure
to
offer something for everyone. Track
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2001
"Killarney Boys of Pleasure" Live @ The NEC Killarney CD
Recorded at a Live performance 23rd of Febuary 2001. In front of a home Live audience, the lads play a selection of music from Co. Kerry in the south west of Ireland. The full energy of this dance music is captured on this, their first live CD. |
1999 "FAIR DAWNING" Tim O'Shea & friends CD/MC
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"FAIR
DAWNING - Tim O'Shea & Friends" Presenting a unique mix of traditional
music & song from Co. Kerry. This music is a blend of Clare and Kerry styles.
Tim O'Shea hails from Killarney. He guested on the 1995 album by Monks
of the Screw, a group from the Sliabh Luachra area of East Kerry/North
Cork. He plays regularly in Kerry and beyond. Here Tim lends his own interpretation
to four songs and accompanies on guitar. Tim has travelled extensively with
various combos and continues to tour the USA and most of Europe. Guest Musicians: Barry Magee (Concertina) Rob Stafford (Fiddle) Paddy Jones (Fiddle) The combination of two fiddles, concertina, vocal, guitar and bodhr‡n offers the most seasoned "trad-fan" and the casual listener a rare blend not often found on recordings these days. Enjoy !! To listen to FREE full track download MP3's click on titles below: New Copperplate/ Old Copperplate (reels) Monday Morning (song) To get a copy of "Fair Dawning" send ?15 International Money Order or Bank Draft to: Tim O'Shea, Lackeen Record, C/O Variety Sounds, College Street, Killarney, Co. Kerry Ireland. For Credit Card Purchases Of Fair Dawning Visit : Thelivingtradition.com |
1995 "Braithre an îl" Monks of the Screw CD/MC
"I
heard of The Monks of a Screw on a lorry with its boards down, as
Ballydesmond Fleadh Cheoil in the glorious summer of 1983, when the announcer
wasn't sure if the name was indelicate. He needn't have worried; it comes
from a drinking song from the great Newmarket constittional lawyer, John
Philpot Curran, father of Sarah, Robert Emmet's sweetheart. There was certainly
nothing indelicate about the group's wonderful playing which pulled in the
crowd from all parts of the sunny field. There is no doubt in my mind that Monks of the Screw are the best group around at the moment because of their profound but lightly carried knowledge of material, their musicianship, and the cofidence that come from rootedness. Patrick Kavavagh said that nothing can be universal that is not securely founded init's own parish. This music has been refined through the interpretation of several generations of musical geniuses, (Padraig O'Keeffe is one of the best known of many), is eloquent proof ". Bernard O'Donoghue Oxford University. Sold out at present. |