
Tim O'Shea
Lake of Learning
© 2004 Tim O'Shea Lackeen Records
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Irish Folk and tradtional featuring fiddle, guitar, uillean pipes and more.
tracks
- 1 (slides)Cat jumped into the mouses' holeGoing to the well for
- 2 (song) Lake of Learning
- 3 (jigs) Humours of LisheenMouse in the cupboardDrisheen Ramble
- 4 (polkas) Kelly's cowTop of MaolO'Connor's
- 5 (song) Reconciliation
- 6 (hornpipe) Cronin's
- 7 (jigs) BirdsongButcher's march
- 8 (song) Freedom is like gold
- 9 (slow air) Feartha famine
- 10 (o'carolan) Mr. O'Connor
- 11 (reels) The new customs houseSailor's cravatSmall hills of of
- 12 (songreel) Willie TaylorRoll in the barrel
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Tim O'Shea is from the South West of Ireland near the town of Killarney famed for its beauty. He has been a professional musician and performer for the last nine yars touring most of Europe, Australia, New Zealand and the United States. Taking original traditional music and song he brings new life to these pieces with his distictive soulful guitar and vocal style. This is Tim's third Cd and best one yet. With four songs and eight sets of tunes (two originals) there is something for everyone. He can be contacted by visitng his web site www.timosheaandfriends.com Enjoy
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"THERE'S NO BETTER MUSIC"
author: IRISH WAYS PROGRAMME WILLIAM RAMOUTARThere's great music here! Irish music played the way it's meant to be. Tim has gathered a selection of his nearest and dearest Pals to help out, on a marvellously Traditional sounding Seisúin in it's finest sense. Utilizing Fiddle, Bodhrán, Uilleann Pipes, Low Whistle and Tim's superb accompanying Guitar, as well as four expertly crafted songs. This, his third cd will leave you looking for the other two he has and you won't be disappointed. There is such a warmth and a welcoming sound to his work. The tunes used are given a very respectful treatment and he uses his own playing, in ways to compliment the playing of the other musicians, which will lead you to believe, that the set you're listening to would not be served better anywhere else. They all sound like they have played together their whole lives and for all I know they have. One thing I can tell you is, if they have, it shows and when you get a small bunch of Irish Musicians together as talented as these lads, there is no better music!