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Ulstersongs Publications

• Songs of Hugh McWilliams, Schoolmaster, 1831 (ISBN 1 898437 00 9) selected, set to music and annotated by John Moulden (Ulstersongs, Portrush) (24 pages, card cover, A5). Seventeen songs with music, notes, an introduction and references. Hugh McWilliams born in Glenavy Co Antrim c 1783, taught near Newtownards Co Down from 1800 to 1815 and in Clough, Co Antrim from 1819. He published two books, each entitled "Poems and Songs on Various Subjects" in 1816 and 1831. Uniquely among Ulster Folk Poets a substantial number of his songs entered the oral tradition (including, When a man’s in love, The trip over the mountain, The lass among the heather,); others of them are worth singing today.
• Thousands are sailing: a brief song history of Irish emigration: (ISBN 1 898437 01 7): compiled by John Moulden (Ulstersongs, Portrush) (48 pages, card cover, A4). 20 songs - from tradition and ballad sheets, the latter set to a variety of airs; with pictures and extracts from documents illustrating Irish (but mainly Ulster) emigration to the USA and Canada in the 18th and 19th centuries.
• Thousands are sailing: a brief song history of Irish emigration: (USCD01), sung by John Moulden (Ulstersongs, Portrush). (Custom made double CD). All the songs in the book of the same name sung unaccompanied in traditional style by John Moulden, who has been described in Ceol na hÉireann (Journal of Na Píobairí Uilleann) as "a well regarded singer". The recordings are presented as an aid for teachers who wish to use the songs in the classroom, the general reader who wishes to hear them and for singers who want a starting point for their own performance.
• The Traditional Song Education Pack compiled by John Moulden and Seán Quinn (St Mary’s College of Education, Belfast). An attempt to present traditional songs within the Northern Ireland School Curriculum to tackle the problems of traditional music having sectarian associations and to take advantage of its ability to present social issues and historical events in a concise and memorable way. Contains several publications of John Moulden’s, a teachers’ guide, essays on music learning in traditional societies and the place of musical notation in ITM, Ciarán Carsons Pocket Guide to Irish Traditional Music and a cd.

Books (available from Scallta Media)
This selection consists largely of difficult to obtain or out of print or remaindered items which may not be known to everybody.

• William Ball: Songs composed during the Irish Rebellion of 1798 song ms or around 1804 edited by Terry Moylan
• Derek Bell and Liam Ó Chonchubhair: Traditional Songs of the North of Ireland idiosyncratic!
• Philip Bohlman: World Music, A Very Short Introduction
• Edward Bunting: The Ancient Music of Ireland arranged for piano Dover reissue of the 1840 original
• Packie Manus Byrne: My Friend Flanagan: tall tales told by PMB outrageously funny
• Packie Manus Byrne: Recollections of a Donegal Man autobiography of a living cultural treasure
• Ciaran Carson: Irish Traditional Music the pocket guide 16+ years in print and still relevant and charming - 5.10 Euro
• Liz Doherty: Dinny McLaughlin, From barefoot days Life, music and writings of very influential teacher and musician from Buncrana
• Paddy Harpur: Carrick in my Time country life in a Tyrone village, preface by Séamus Ó Catháin
• Gordon Jarvie: The Scottish Reciter wide-ranging selection - Burns, Liz Lochhead, Adam McNaughtan, McGonigle
• John Kennedy: Together in Time beautifully produced tribute to an influential teacher and performer (see music CDs)
• Samuel Lover: Legends and Stories of Ireland – first published 1832, interesting essay on ballad singers - this is the 2006 edition, paperback size - 7.50 Euro
• Peter McNamee: Traditional Music: Whose Music North Irish Musical politics, interesting but look out for howlers
• Mick Maloney: Far from the Shamrock Shore: The Story of Irish-American Immigration Through Song brief but mainly sound account of Irish migration to USA after 1820 Book with CD
• Brian O’Rourke: Pale Rainbow Gaelic Folksongs with English Translations
• Paddy Tunney: Where songs do thunder sequel to The Stone Fiddle; second of a now unlikely trilogy
• Fintan Vallely and others: Crosbhealach an Cheoil papers from the 1996 conference - important
• David A Wilson: Ireland, a Bicycle and a Tin Whistle starts bibulously at Whitehead and gets worse

Second hand books on songs and ballad, folklore and, sometimes history and society. Most are ex-library, and most of the ex-lib paperbacks have been case-bound.

• Dominic Behan: Ireland Sings – idionsyncratic versions of some fine songs, many rewritten but accomplished
• Conrad Arensberg and Solon Kimball: Family and Community in Ireland
• Robert Bell: The book of Ulster surnames
• Jan Harold Brunvand: The Vanishing Hitch-hiker the first American book on the Urban legend
• Breandán Breathnach: Folk Music and Dances of Ireland
• Sir Edmund Chambers: The English Folk-Play
• John Clifford: Poems by J. C. 1900-1983
• Ronan Coghlan: Dictionary of Irish Myth and Legend
• Kevin Danaher: Gentle Places and Simple Things
• Tim Dennehy: A thimbleful of song (notes to a cassette with texts)
• The Easter Lily (Songs and Recitations of Ireland Book 3) 1961
• Simon Frith: The sociology of rock
• Tom Glazer: A New Treasury of Folk Songs
• David Hammond (ed.) A centenary Selection from Moore’s Melodies
• James N. Healy: Comic Songs of Cork and Kerry
• James N. Healy: Irish ballads and songs of the sea
• James N. Healy: The Mercier Book of Old Irish Street Ballads Vol 2
• James N. Healy: The Mercier Book of Old Irish Street Ballads Vol 4
• James N. Healy: The Second Book of Irish Ballads
• James N Healy: Love Songs of the Irish
• Ivan Herbison: David Herbison, the bard of Dunclug
• “In Dublin’s Fair City”: A Ballad Selection (Walton’s songs Book 1) pre 1972
• Irish Ballad Book Volume 2 (ephemeral songbook, c. 1975)
• Kane, Alice: Songs and Sayings of an Ulster Childhood
• Peter Kennedy (ed): Folk Song Today #1
• Frank Kidson & Alfred Moffat: 100 Singing Games (no covers)
• Maurice Leyden: Belfast City of Song – lovingly complied collection with music
• Jim McFarland and Jimmy McBride: My Parents Reared me Tenderly and other traditional songs sung in Inishowen
• Seán McMahon: Rich and Rare: A book of Ireland
• William P. Malm: Music Cultures of the Pacific, the Near East and Asia
• Betty Messenger: Picking up the Linen Threads – ethnography with rhymes of the Belfast Linen Trade and its people
• J. Derek Neill: The Ulster Student Song Book
• Tomás Ó Cannain: Home to Derry (autobiography)
• Daniel D. O’Keefe: The First Book of Irish Ballads (wds only)
• Daniel D. O’Keefe: The First Book of Irish Ballads (with music & notes)
• Colm O’Lochlainn: More Irish Street Ballads (pbk) - 10 Euro
• Iona and Peter Opie: Children’s Games in Street & Playground
• Tony Palmer: All you need is love The story of Popular Music another view on the songs people sing
• Maggie Kerr Pierce: Keep the Kettle Boiling: Rhymes from a Belfast Childhood
• James T. R. Ritchie: Golden City (Children’s rhymes etc.)
• Alistair Rowan; The Buildings of Ireland: North West Ulster
• Eddie Rowley: A Woman’s Voice – bios of influential Irish singers
• Sheila St. Clair: Folklore of the Ulster People
• Peig Sayers: An Old Woman’s Reflections (Trans Séamus Ennis)
• Rober W Service: Rhymes of a Rolling Stone
• Hugh Shields: A Short Bibliography of Irish Folk Song soon to be superseded but still very useful
• Paul Smith: Nasty Legends
• Henry Halliday Sparling: Irish Minstrelsy – nice copy of the 2nd (revised) ed. of 1887
• C.V. Stanford and Martin Shaw: The New National Song Book
• ATQ Stewart: The Narrow Ground: The roots of conflict in Ulster
• David Stuckey: The Spinners: Fried Bread and Brandy O!
• The Tara Brooch (Songs and Recitations of Ireland Book 4) 1969
• Ulster Folk Ways (ill. booklet mainly concerned with material culture)
• Ulster Song Book – paperback with songs from Hugh Shields, Cathal O’Boyle and John Moulden’s work plus some Orange songs – published initially without the knowledge of the original collectors
• Graham Villaumey and Ed Lee: Pop, Rock and Ethnic Music in School

Cassettes and CDs (available from Scallta Media)
Anything not stocked may be specially ordered, but can take time and may cost more.

Singing in English (alphabetical by artist's name)

• Margaret Barry: Irish Street Singer FTRX070 - 10.00 Euro
• Margaret Barry: The Late Great Margaret Barry, Street Singer compilation or recordings by Outlet whose proprietors knew, loved and exploited her PTICD1029
• Margaret Barry, Pecker Dunne: Travellin’ People from Ireland Dunne was well known also EMCD8001
• M. Barry and Michael Gorman: Her Mantle so Green Sligo fiddling, traveller singing; old style TSCD474
• Brendan Behan: Sings Irish songs and ballads His own, Peadar Kearney and Dublin songs PTICD2005
• Eddie Butcher: Adam in Paradise expensive reissue of Eddie’s first public excursion, 4 great songs, wonderful performances UFTM-ITMA101
• Robert Cinnamond - with Eddie Butcher, this man had the largest, best northern repertory FTRX157, 158, 159 CDs - 10.00 Euro each
• John Corry: Songs from West Tyrone – singer of considerable repertory recorded by James Foley FTRX178 - 10.00 Euro
• Cecilia Costello Birmingham born singer of Irish parentage and Irish repertory FTRX098CD - 10.00 Euro
• Elizabeth Cronin Recordings made c 1952 for the BBC-different performances but same songs as the book FTRX160CD - 10.00 Euro
• Jimmy Crowley: Uncorked more from a unique voice singing with rare authority CDTrax 165
• Tim Dennehy: A winter's tear traditional and original songs from a Kerryman living in Clare CIC087
• Tim Dennehy: The Blue Green Door range of modern and traditional songs in Irish and English from this well known singer Sceilig SRCD003
• Seán Donnelly calls himself a singer of folk songs - large repertory, County Down based CSP1032
• Séamus Fay: Cavan’s Lilter if there is better mouth music than this, lead me to it. Some songs, less accomplished from Séamus, lovely sung contributions from Aoife Murray and an interview with Séamus by Martin Donahoe Cavan Music 0070a
• Geordie Hanna: The Fisher’s Cot Family recordings issued by the family of this extraordinary stylist. Includes interviews and otherwise unissued performances - buy online
• Annie-Jane Kelly and Sarah Makem – songs from Tommy Makem’s mother and a cousin FTRX161 - 10.00 Euro
• Hughie McAlindon: the Diamond Green (Down) vigorous singing of fairly common songs COAS 3019
• Paddy McCluskey mid-Antrim singer who gave songs to Sam Henry and Len Graham; fiddler too FTRX 377 CD - 10.00 Euro
• Willie McElroy of Brookeborough, Co Fermanagh good old singer COAS 3001
• Séamus MacGiolla Domhnaigh: Killelagh Water mainly self-penned songs and recitations, hilarious for those verses in the Ulster style of humour
• Archie McKeegan: The Smith of Tiveragh a consummate stylist in the old Ulster way GM006
• Robbie McMahon: The Black Sheep from Spancilhill and nobody sings it like him RMcM001 (Cassette inlay soiled)
• Kathleen McPeake and Anne Sands: Take our part family and composed songs CSP1024
• McPeake Family Trio: The seminal Irish Group recorded in the 1950s FTRX071 CD-R - 10.00 Euro
• Frank McPeake the founder of the Eisteddfod winning trio, the dynasty and the style, at 67 FTRX 176CD - 10.00 Euro
• Donal Maguire: The Clergy’s Lamentation a fine vocal stylist re-asserting himself; worthwhile muscd002
• Donal Maguire: Gilded Chains and Sordid Affluence more from this fine singer muscd003
• Donal Maguire: Michael Davitt, Ireland’s Forgotten Hero muscd007
• Dan Milner: Irish Ballads and Songs of the sea New York based English/Irishman CD124
• Mick Moloney: Far from the Shamrock Shore Emigration to US in song SHACD 78050
• Thomas Moran: Songs from Co.Leitrim that came in with the planters and couldn’t get out FTRX076 CD-R - 10.00 Euro
• Maggy Murphy: Linkin' o'er the Lea legendary Fermanagh singer née Maggie Chambers VT134
• Jerry O’Reilly: Down from your pulpits, Down from your thrones a variety of songs from the well-known stalwart of Dublin’s Goilín Singers’ Club CRCD04
• Hugh Quinn: Belfast Street Songs – songs of the mills and children from a Falls Road Teacher FTRX072 - 10.00 Euro
• Michael Quinn: time to make the hay lovely man, good singer, tells stories but not here COAS 3020
• Helen Roche: Shake the Blossom Early: Love songs from the Irish tradition accomplished singing from the London based singer HRCH2323
• Brigid Tunney and family Mrs Tunney and her brother, Michael Gallagher (originally from Donegal) in 1952 FTRX 163CD - 10.00 Euro
• Paddy Tunney his mother's son; style and repertory, here recorded in 1958, aged 27 FTRX 164CD - 10.00 Euro

Various

• Children's Songs from Tralee one of very few authentic recordings of singing games FTRX 179CD - 10.00 Euro
• Croppy's Complaint - the best '98 compilation CRDC003
• Emerald Grooves Irish (American) parlour songs from 78s OSS-55
• The Flower of Dunaff Hill a wonderful summary of a living local tradition - available again - at last ITSC001
• Golden Grooves more of the same as Emerald Grooves OSS-56
• Here's a Health Recorded by Seán Corcoran in Fermanagh (Booklet and 1 cassette) HH3 - 8.80 Euro
• Irish Songs from Old New England songs from the Flanders collection sung by a variety of Irish and US based performers Folk Legacy CD-132
• Irish Travellers recorded Belfast 1952: Dorans, Connors, Purcells, Ryans-fine FTRX 166, 167, 168 CDs - 10.00 Euro
• The Lambs on the Green Hills Mick Flynn/Ollie Conway/Norah Cleary/Siney Crotty from west Clare OSS-09
• Mouth Music lilting, diddling, puss music, cantering, port a beul, jigging, tuning from Ireland & Britain 60-301CD
• South Armagh Singers recorded 1952; from a still very lively tradition 60-165CD
• The Traditional Music of Ireland vol 1 (Conemara and Clare) 50s recordings; classical CIC033
• Traditional Songs of Ireland like SDL-407 but all Irish: inc. Sarah Makem and the great Jim ONeill CD-SDL-411

Singing in Irish

• Nan Tom Teaimín de Búrca great singing from Carna in Connamara-very accomplished CICD149
• Sheila Gallagher, Aged Donegal singer, recorded in the 1950s, songs in Irish and English (1) FTRX 271 - 10.00 Euro
• Sheila Gallagher, Aged Donegal singer, recorded in the 1950s, songs in Irish and English (2) FTRX 272 - 10.00 Euro
• Johnny Mháirtín Learaí and Johnny Connolly: Bruach na Carra Léith songs & tunes CIC092
• Máire Ní Chéilleachair: Guth ar fán self issued album by stylish Cork singer, good MNCCD001
• P Ní Uallacháin/G Ó Briain "An Dara Craiceann" big Ulster songs CEFCD174
• Peadar Ó Ceannabháinn: Mo Chuid de tSaol fine singer from Connemara CICD131
• Seosamh Ó hEanai: Ó mo dhúchas 1976 recordings re-issued CEFCD051
• Conal O’Donell Donegal, brother of Neilli; these are many of the performances transcribed for Peter Kennedy FTRX 003CD CD-R - 10.00 Euro
• Áine Uí Cheallaigh: Idir dha Chomhairle: In two minds Belfast born; living in An Rinn CEFCD158
• Various: Beauty an Oileáin field recordings of music and song from the Blaskets CC56
• Various: Songs in Irish from Donegal, Conal Ó Dhomhnaill, Hudie Devanney etc. FTRX003 - 10.00 Euro
• VariousSeachráin Sí: recordings by four young and accomplished sean nós singers from Dublin CIC135

Scottish singing in English and Gaelic/English Singing in various dialects

• Jack Beck: Half Ower, Half Ower tae Aberdour one of a series by living Scottish singers LTCD1006
• Bob Blair: Reachin’ for the high, high lands another of the Living Tradition series-excellent LTCD1001
• The Singing Campbells Ian, Lorna and their background in Aberdeen, Birmingham, originally Topic OSSCD97
• Sheila Douglas: Lines on Water new songs from mature Scots singer and folklorist OSS-99
• Jock Duncan: Ye shine where ye stand SPRCD1039
• Jimmy Hutchinson: Corachree forty years singing and the experience shows LTCD1002
• Maureen Jelks: Eence upon a Time great singer from Dundee-part of Palaver LTCD1004
• Norman Kennedy: Live in Scotland great Scottish singer little heard except in migrant America LTCD2002
• Jeannie Robertson: The Great Scots Traditional Ballad Singer one for F J Child OSSCD92
• Tom Spiers: Allan Water these Scottish singers are a revelation LTCD1005
• Davie Stewart another Scots traveller, fascinating singing with accordion; Davie died 1972 CDTRAX9052
• John Watt: Heroes self-penned traditional songs from the author of The Keltie Clippie LTCD3001
• Various: All Round England and Back Again range of English customs and traditions Saydisc cassette (ex-library but little played)
• Various: English Originals English singers recorded by Topic in the 60s and 70s - good introduction TSCD706
• Various: Hidden English another compilation of fine English singers too often ignored in Ireland TSCD600

Stories and poems

• Crawford Howard: The Sloping Beauty more by Crawford who makes them up himself CSP1012
• Stanley Robertson Nippit Fit, Clippit Fit Scottish traveller - stories a bit mannered but sings well ACLMC3

Music (mainly northern)

• Armagh Pipers' Club: Song of the Chanter early effort by the Vallelys - includes Niall - on bodhrán PTICD3007
• Neil Boyle the wonderfully opinionated almost unrecorded but highly regarded composer of "The moving clouds" FTRX 170CD - 10.00 Euro
• Paul Bradley: The Atlantic Roar - Good Armagh Fiddler PTICD 1090
• Harry Bradley: Bad Turns and Hairpin Bends brilliant Belfast born flute player; excellent album PTICD 9000
• Dermot Byrne solo recording by the accordionist with Altan; powerful HBCD0007
• Mick Coneely: Selkie exuberant fiddle playing informative detailed notes CICD148
• Seán Corcoran, Mairéad Ní Dhomhnaill etc: Sailing into Walpole's Marsh USA 1976 CISF 1004
• Cran: The Lover's Ghost Seán Corcoran, Desi Wilkinson, Ronan Browne voices, strings, flute, pipes BRRCD 003
• Cran: Music from the edge of the world predominantly vocal album-highly inventive yet traditional BRRCD004
• Cran: Black, Black, Black more of the same CC63CD
• John Doherty fiddle tunes, airs, songs, strathspeys, polkas, reels, from the much regarded Donegal fiddler FTRX074CD - 10.00 Euro
• John Doherty all fiddling by the Donegal master recorded 1952 in his prime FTRX 075 - 10.00 Euro
• Michael/John Doherty fiddle tunes, stories: fairies, St Columkille, airs, songs, reels, FTRX 073CD - 10.00 Euro
• Martin Donohue: Tasty Touches – Cavan box playing
• Martin Donohue (compiler) triple cd “A call from the musical heart of Cavan”
• Martin and Christine Dowling: A Thousand Farewells flute, fiddle, songs; Belfast based CM001
• Séamus Ennis: The fairy piper – classic stories and tunes recorded in 1952 FTRX 302 - 10.00 Euro
• Séamus Ennis: Music at the Gate – early recordings by the master piper FTRX 079 - 10.00 Euro
• Séamus Ennis piping recorded 1954 - very good playing FTRX 169CD - 10.00 Euro
• Fiddlesticks: Irish Traditional Music by four English based musicians, not highly accomplished but cheap CCL CDG1074
• Ray Gallen: The Man of the House album designed to show the capability of this Belfast Bodhránist PTICD1091
• Hammy Hamilton, Séamus Creagh, Con (Fada) O’Driscoll: It’s no secret very good OSSCD89
• Cathal Hayden ex-Four Men and a Dog, 1999 issue, fiddle, banjo; very good playing, a bit fast for me HOOK001
• The Jimmy Hogan Band, former Ballinakill player along with accordionist Jimmy Dorrian FTRX 371 - 10.00 Euro
• John Kennedy: Together in Time tribute to John by pupils and friends-very fine playing LS001
• Barry Kerr: The Three Sisters accomplished debut from player of flute, whistle, low whistle and pipes CSP1040
• Ben Lennon & Friends: The Natural Bridge beautiful playing ; sometimes too many friends for clarity CIC139
• Cathal McConnell and Len Graham: For the sake of old decency live in USA 1992 SA22012
• Cathal McConnell and Robin Morton: An Irish Jubilee pre Boys of the Lough OSS-24
• McCusker Brothers music from the County Armagh Brothers, solo and in their Ceili Band FTRX372CD - 10.00 Euro
• Josie McDermott: Darby's Farewell songs, tunes and lilting from the Sligo/Leitrim flute master OSSCD-20
• Jim McKillop: The Road from Ballybrack fine recent recordings of a flawed genius Sound SUN CD45
• Séamus MacMathúna, family and friends: Ceol go Maidín rough but lively and accomplished CL-43
• John and Sean Maguire great whistle playing from the father of the fiddling sensation of his generation FTRX376CD - 10.00 Euro
• Mary Mulholland: Northern Tradition the pianist accompanying many friends, includes Jimmy McHugh MM01
• Neil Mulligan: Barr na Cúille piping, pupil of Leo Rowsome SC1022
• Neil Mulligan very much more complete a piper than is shown by his previous album - very well reviewed CSP1037
• Tomás Ó Canainn Derry/Cork Uilleann piper, poet, singer, linguist, engineer, academic (!) PTICD1035
• Danny O'Donnell: On tSean-Am Anall another compilation from the RTÉ archives - what riches RTÉ233 CD
• Johnny O’Leary: The Trooper among the last recordings from the late Sliabh Luachra melodeon player CEFCD132
• Marcas Ó Murchú: O Bhéal go Béal great flute playing, sensitive accompaniment CICD126
• Jason O'Rourke: TheBunch of Keys excellent young Belfast concertina player PTICD 1097
• Tommy Peoples: The Quiet Glen a cerebral Tommy Peoples; excellent TPCD001
• Tommy Peoples: Traditional Irish Music played on the fiddle bread and butter TradHCCD008
• Providence: Providence mainly music but some fine singing from Joan McDermott RRCD001
• Providence: A fig for a kiss even better than the first RoRi2CD
• John Rea: The Irish Hammered Dulcimer great player from Co Antrim, unusual tunes OSS-83
• Seamus Tansey and Jim McKillop: To hell with the begrudgers says all it wants to SUNCD30
• Two Irish Ceili Bands – Gilcurdon Trion/ Jacckie Hearst Band FTRX 373 - 10.00 Euro
• Various: The Fiddle Music of Donegal vol 2 Vincent Campbell etc - very good CNF 002
• Various: The Fiddle music of Donegal vol 3 more samlings of the richness of Donegal fiddling CNF 003
• Various Folk Music and Dances of Ireland the illustrations for the book of the same name OSSCD03
• Various: Irish Music Session from Belfast 39 well played tunes PTICD 1095
• The Mason's Apron Belfast '52: Tom Turkington, Séan Maguire (and father), Liam Donnelly, Bill Montgomery FTRX375CD - 10.00 Euro
• Lambeg Drums: with fife and rattly compilation of shell drum rhythms accompanied in traditional fashion on fife PTICD1088
• The Long Strand: Irish Fiddle Music from Liverpool Sean MacNamara, Eamon Coyne, Peggy Deakin VT125
• Past Masters of Irish Fiddle Music music from 78s selected and discussed by Reg Hall TSCD605

Vinyl (lps) in good to perfect condition
These are mostly of Ulster singers and musicians but the rest of Ireland gets a look in.

• Leader LEE4062 John Maguire Come day, go day
• Topic 12T177 Grand Airs of Connemara
• Topic 12TS230 The Lark in the clear air Irish traditional music played on small instruments
• Gael Linn CEF087 De Dannan: Ther Mist Covered Mountain
• Outlet LP7012 Irish Songs of Freedom – includes Eugene McEldowney and Frank Bryson
  

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