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Mick, Louise & Michelle Mulcahy
VT141CD Track list
They Sailed Away from Dublin Bay
‘Irish Music in London’
The explosion of Irish music in 1950s London included two influential players. One, from Tyrone, a trend-setter amongst banjo players who was renowned for his partnership with the late accordeon player Raymond Roland in the thriving Irish music scene at the White Hart and the Hibernian dance hall in Fulham Broadway. The other from Offaly with an original and animated style on the Paolo Soprani accordeon was meanwhile leading the resident ceili band at the Galtymore in Cricklewood.
Liam Farrell and Joe Whelan are very much part of the current mainstream of Irish music in London, having played together for approaching two decades, on occasion with the London-born Roscommon flute player James Carty and with Reg Hall, who first vamped the piano with them back in the 1960s.
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CRCD02
Track ListTHE Square Triangle
Excellent Cork based band specialising in their local music as well as writing their own comic songs.
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MMCD54 Track List
The Family Album
Tommy's son - also Tommy - and daughters Jacqueline, Marion and Bernadette uphold the family tradition with some great Clare music.
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Mick, Louise & Michelle Mulcahy
CICD160
An album from Mick Mulcahy and his two daughters, Louise and Michelle, from Abbeyfeale Co. Limerick. It is an album of soulful traditional music, and will do much to confirm the family's reputation as great players with a particularly keen understanding of traditional Irish music.
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