Kevin Burke's - Hoof and Mouth - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Sligo fiddle meets Kerry melodeon in a beautiful album that held the seeds to Patrick Street. Eavesdropper captures a memorable session from two major figures in traditional Irish music. Though both musicians posses very different styles, together they project total understanding and feeling for each other's playing.

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Sligo Made was recorded in County Sligo in the west of Ireland, an area steeped in traditional music. Kevin Burke, a son of Sligo parents and life-long aficionado of Sligo music, asked some of his friends, all internationally acclaimed players and all residents of the Sligo area, to join with him in making this CD Michael Holmes and Brian McDonagh from the renowned Irish band, Dervish; Steve Wickham of the Waterboys; multi instrumentalists Seamie O'Dowd and John Carty; piper Leonard Barry and bodhran player John Joe Kelly. The resulting performances are a glorious portrayal of the joy, intimacy and informality of traditional music at it's best - a welcome addition to Sligo's long musical history, Sligo Made.