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Bawdy Songs
Christmas Music
Early Music
Hammer Dulcimer Music
Harp Music
Hurdy-Gurdy Music
Instrumental Music
New Titles
Story Tellers
Teaching Materials
Text And Music
Victorian music
Vocal & A Cappella Music
Wedding Music
The Belles of Bedlam
Bells & Motley Consort
Bob McNally
Brass Farthing
Bruno
Cantiga
Chris Peterson
Consort Anon.
Country Matters
Craicmore
Ethan James
The Fyne Companions
Glenn Morgan
Goode Company
Hard Times
Highland Sun
Joann Gilmartin
Jolly Beggar
Laurie Riley and Bob McNally
Laurie Riley and Michael MacBean
Mara Freeman
The Merry Wives of Windsor
Mychael Wordsmythe
The New World Renaissance Band
The Oakwood Singers
Owain Phyfe
Pat MacSwyney
The Poxy Boggards
A Reasonable Facsimile
Saol Buzz
The Seadogs
Shawna Lynn Selline
Simon Spalding
Sirens Song
Stark Ravens
Stinkeye
Sturbridge Village Musicians
Tamarian Roberts
The Tinker's Own
The Waits Of Southwark
Wicked Tinkers
The Wild Oats
Wolf Foss
Old Enough To Know Better, the debut CD of The Tinker's Own is a superb album with great instrumentalists and damn fine vocals. Get yourself a copy - you won't regret it! We reviewed it in Mostly Folk a few issues ago: it was one of the best releases of the year!
Cat Eldridge, Booking Manager, Portland Folk Club, Portland, Maine
| Quantity | Product Title | Product Price | |
| 0 | Old Enough To Know Better, CD | $17.50 | |
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| . Farewell/The Star of the County Down | |||
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1. Galician Waltz | ||
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2. I Wish We Could Waltz There Again/February Waltz | ||
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3. Jessica's Polka/Kesh Jig | ||
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4. The Mingulay Boat Song | ||
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5. O'Keefe's Slide/The Road to Lisdoonvarna/The Swallowtail Jig | ||
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6. Ramblin' the Moors | ||
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7. The Red-Haired Man's Wife | ||
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8. The Sailor Is Home | ||
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9. Searching for Lambs/MacKinnon Brook | ||
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10. Southwind | ||
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11. Take Me Away | ||
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12. The Tinker's Black Kettle/The Jolly Tinker |
| Artist | Performed | |
| Karen Curry | * | Harp, vocals |
| Michele Dulson | * | Bodhran, vocals |
| Steve Dulson | * | Appalachian dulcimer, guitar |
| Dan Dwyer | * | Vocals |
| June McIntire | * | Hammered dulcimer, frying pan, other percussion, vocals |
| Brad Moore | * | Fiddle, mandolin, banjo, vocals |
| Laurel Twomey | * | Recorder, pennywhistle, mandolin, vocals |
| Bruce Boyer | * | Guitar on February Waltz, The Red-Haired Man's Wife |
| Lois Boyer | * | Hammered Dulcimer on February Waltz |
| Barry Fisher | * | Guitar on The Red-Haired Man's Wife |
| Al Missbrenner | * | Button Accordion on The Swallowtail Jig, Southwind |
Ramblin' the Moors © 1993 by Stephen R. Dulson & Georgiana Hennessy
Jessica's Polka by Mick Hanly
The Mingulay Boat Song © 1938 by Sir Hugh S. Roberton
The Sailor Is Home © 1992 by Jessie E. Kelly & Stephen R. Dulson
Take Me Away © 1995 by Karen Curry
I Wish We Could Waltz There Again © 1994 by Stephen R. Dulson & Laurel M. Twomey
February Waltz © 1995 by Lois Boyer
The Tinker's Black Kettle was first published in The Little Country by Charles de Lint (Morrow, 1991). © 1991 by Charles de Lint. Used by permission of the author.
Dedication:
Many thanks to our friends and families for their loving support. We could not have made this recording without you!
Credits:
Recorded at Dino MIII Recording Facility, Torrance, CA by Dirk Sciarrotta, Dino Maddalone, Chris Maddalone, Rich Novak and Jose Lopez.
Thanks guys!
Mixed by Dino Maddalone
Artwork and layout by Lynn Rickettes, Irvine, CA
Photography by D. Tom, Fullerton, CA
© and Published 1995 Riverrun Records - All rights reserved.