The Best of Patrick Street
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The Best of Patrick Street is a compilation album by Patrick Street.
The tracks taken from the debut album "Patrick" Street" (4 tracks), "No 2 Patrick Street" (5 tracks), "Irish Times" (4 tracks) and "All In Good Time" (5 tracks). There are 5 songs and 13 instrumental sets, with Andy Irvine doing all the vocals. "A Prince Among Men" is a tribute to his coal-mining father. Running time 76 minutes 20 seconds. Released 1995.
[edit] Track listing
- Patrick Street/ The Carraroe Jig (Trad/ Trad)
- Dennis Murphy's Reel/ The Bag of Spuds/ MacFarley's Reel (Trad/ Trad/ Trad)
- Facing The Chair (song) (Andy Irvine)
- Brian O'Lynn/ The Woods of Old Limerick (Trad/ Trad)
- The Shores Of Lough Gowna/ Contentment Is Wealth/ Have A Drink On Me (Trad/ Trad/ Trad)
- A Prince Among Men (Only A Miner) (song) (Andy Irvine)
- Carherlistrane Jig/ Gallowglass Jig/ Kanturk Jig (Jackie Daly)
- A Forgotten Hero (song) (Andy Irvine)
- Frank Quinn's Reel/ Lad O'Beirne's/ Murphy's Reel (Trad/ Trad/ Trad)
- Music For A Found Harmonium (S Jeffes)
- The Holy Ground (song) (Gerry O'Beirne)
- Hard By Seifin/ Woodcock Hill (Trad/ Trad)
- The Mouth of the Tobique/ Billy Wilson (Trad/ Trad)
- William Taylor (song) (Trad)
- Mrs O'Sullivan's Jig/ Caliope House (Dave Richardson)
- The Newmarket Polkas (Walshe's Polka/ Dan Mac's Polka/ Terry Teahan's Polka) (Trad/ Trad/ Trad)
- Lintheads: The Pride of the Springfield Road (song)/ Lawrence Common/ Goodbye Monday Blues (song) (Andy Irvine and Si Kahn)
- Sweeney's Reel (Jackie Daly)
[edit] Personnel
- Andy Irvine (vocals, mandolin, bouzouki)
- Kevin Burke (fiddle)
- Jackie Daly (accordion)
- Arty McGlynn (guitar)
- James Kelly (fiddle)
- Bill Whelan (keyboard)
- Declan Masterson (uilleann pipes)
- Gerry O'Beirne (guitar)