Lively traditional music with consummate skill
Midwest Book Review | Oregon, WI USA | 10/10/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)
"In Fourmilehouse, Alan Kelly (on the piano accordion) and his brother John Kelly (on the flue and whistle) perform lively traditional music with consummate skill and enthusiasm. A highly recommended addition to the music library of Irish music fans, Fourmilehouse showcases the brother's performances of Mrs. Crochan's/Quinn's/?The Boys of Potaferry (3:01); The One that was Lost/The Hag's Purse/The Black Rogue (4:06); The Cacus Reel/Lady on the Island/Mcgettrick's (3:46); Jer Quigley's/The bunch of Green Rushes (3:25); The Sporting Pitchfork/The Diplodocus/Charlie Mulvhill's (4:03); The Parting Glass/The Duke of Leinster (4:54); The Bush in Bloom/The Old Road to Garry/Captain Kelly's (2:53); The Mountain Ranger/The Harp and Shamrock (3:55); The Four Leafed Shamrock/The Concert Reel/Larkin's Beehives (5:03); The Pleasures of Hope/The Palm Tree/Ah Surely (3:51); Castletown Connors/Old John's Jig/The Green Fields of Woodford (4:04); Sonny Brogan's/Easter Sunday/The Glentaun."