Denis Murphy's Polka
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Kevin Delaney Collection, 1970-1994
Milestone At The Garden: Irish Fiddle Masters From The 78 RPM Era
More excellent music from 78 rpm records, this time focussing on fiddle
players such as: James Morrison, Fireman Barney Conlon, Frank Quinn, Paddy Cronin, Hugh
Gillespie, Denis Murphy, Michael Coleman, Paddy Canny and Edward V Reavey.
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IRTRAD-L Archives -- March 2006 (#46)
Sean O Se, in mellifluous voice gives us 'Ta Na La'
(It is the Day) in this performance. Paddy Moloney plays alongside the brother and sister Denis
Murphy and Julia Clifford at a fleadh in Enniscorthy along with Des Mulkere.
Claddaghs Choice - 2CD | Claddagh Records Irish Music Mailorder - All Your Irish Music Needs
A celebration of 20 years of Claddagh records, this double CD is the best introduction to our range of traditional music and song. It is also one of the most pleasant souvenirs of a holiday in Ireland. Featuring: The Chieftains, Seamus Ennis, Sean Keane, Sean O Riada, Leo Rowsome, Derek Bell, Ronan Browne & Peadar O'Loughlin Amongst Others.....
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Clancy, Tommy Makem, Family & Friends - The Lark In The Morning
Various: Seoltai Seidte - Setting Sail - Forty-Three Historic Recordings
SEOLTAI SEIDTE/SETTING SAIL
HISTORIC RECORDINGS '57-'61'
Paddy O'Brien Tune Collection - Sample
18. Sailing into Walpole’s Marsh
This reel is from Co. Kerry. Denis Murphy is credited with telling this story of how the tune got its name: Two lads in a boat were fishing on a lake adjacent to a marsh, the marsh being part of a local landlord’s estate. So engrossed were they with their fishing, they never noticed the gentle breeze that ushered their craft right into the marshy area. When they realized where they were, one of the fellows said, “Well now, just think of the predicament we’ll be in if we’re seen on Walpole’s water.” Without another word, they rowed their way out of the marsh. In those days a heavy fine or even transportation was the price of such carelessness. One of the two fishermen was a fiddler and the other was a lilter. Earlier in the evening they had been lilting this reel but had no name for it. The two lads did avoid detection and later they christened their nameless reel "Sailing into Walpole's Marsh."
pub session tunes - tune-book and songbook entry - Denis Murphy's
The Session: Tunes - Denis Murphy's (slide)
The Session: Tunes - Dennis Murphy's (polka)
Various: Seoltai Seidte - Setting Sail - Forty-Three Historic Recordings
SEOLTAI SEIDTE - SETTING SAIL - FORTY-THREE HISTORIC RECORDINGS
Sean 'ac Dhonncha, Seosamh O hEanai, Aodh O Duibheannaigh, Aine Ni Ghallchobhair, Sean de hOra, Diarmuid O Flatharta, Maire Nic Dhonnchadha, Sean Ryan (fiddle), Denis Murphy (fiddle), Joe Devlin (fiddle), Johnny Pickering (fiddle), Sean McLaughlin (fiddle), Paddy Canny (fiddle), Tommy Reck (uilleann pipes), Willie Clancy (uilleann pipes), Vincent Broderick (flute), Joe Burke (accordion)
Denis Murphy - Reels:
The Kerry Reel / Colonel Frazer / The Steampacket
Denis Murphy - Reels: Saint Anne's / The New-Mown Meadows
Denis Murphy - Reels: The Piper's Despair / Jim Kennedy's Favourite
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