On eBAY: for Mick O'Brien fans - THE FLAGS OF DUBLIN LP

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Hello

I have always believed that the piping on this LP is some of the best recorded Concert Pitch (D) music that I have heard.

Mick really did himself justice here; his playing was spot on.

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I have always believed that the piping on this LP is some of the best recorded Concert Pitch (D) music that I have heard.

Mick really did himself justice here; his playing was spot on.
Your right there,
And I always loved the big deep sound of those Clarke drones. The bass had a rasp off it like a Honda 50 or James Earl Jones.
Paddy Glackin is in good form too but Mick Gavin sadly passed away 6 or 8 months ago.
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Mick told me that his cuts on the record were recorded in his kitchen. He didn't even realise that it was for an album just one more person recording him. Apparently he was a lot younger when the recording was made than he was in the photo.

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Post by Jim McGuire »

Patrick, did he also tell you that he swung his hurley at that small machine that played the music back at him (and had to be restrained)?
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LOL! :lol:
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Does anyone happen to have this on tape or CD or anything? I tried bidding on it, but the price got fairly high ($41.00 I think).

Go raibh maith 'ad

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HarrisonL wrote:Does anyone happen to have this on tape or CD or anything? I tried bidding on it, but the price got fairly high ($41.00 I think).

Go raibh maith 'ad

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A few cuts can be had on the Globe Style compilation CD The Gentlemen Pipers: Ballyoran, Rakish Paddy / Castle Kelly

Avavilable at (among other places) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... 8?v=glance

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Post by Seanie »

Hello

There are also some tracks of Pat Mitchell on this cd. It's a good buy for Pat and Mick alone.

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Thanks for the CD suggestion. I ordered it from Amazon and eagerly await its arrival.

Slán,

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Post by Steampacket »

The cassette tape "Flags of Dublin" Ossian: OSS 31 is easy had from NPU for just 7 euros, no need to bid for the LP on e-bay.
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Post by IRTradRU? »

And this one sold for... .*gasp* 41 $US !!
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