Pádraic Keane, Páraic Mac Donnchadha & Macdara Ó Faoláin
Pádraic Keane, Páraic Mac Donnchadha & Macdara Ó Faoláin first started playing together during a session at Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy some years ago. The idea of this live album was to try to create and capture the sense of an informal, relaxed session-type environment, with the freedom, freshness and natural flow of emerging tune selections that a good session will generate. ... more
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