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Old Time Waltz - Forever and Ever
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I had several requests for this great old song and I apologise for the delay in doing it. I first heard this song many years ago played by two wonderful young County Roscom...
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Irish polkas - The Lakes of Sligo selection
terrygrif
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This selection is for my friend Neal in the USA who loves Irish polkas and slides. The first is called "The Lakes of Sligo" (though it is known by another name in Scotland)...
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Famous Irish Air - Planxty "Fanny Power" by Turlough O Carolan
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Turlough O Carolan (died 1738) was a blind harpist who travelled around Ireland as an itinerant musician. He received patronage from wealthy landowners in exchange for musi...
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Miss Linda Mac Farlane - Accordion March
terrygrif
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Many thanks to my Antrim friend Jim for reminding me of the name of this tune. Spot on Jim! I can always rely on you. Now if you can tell me who Linda Mac Farlane was.... I...
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The Highland Polka
terrygrif
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A lively tune to set your feet tapping! Hope you enjoy it (despite the mistakes! LOL). I first heard this tune on a Bobby Mac Leod record many moons ago. It was also a favo...
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The Rosebud Waltz
terrygrif
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A nice gentle little waltz for my youtube friends who have the time and the energy to float around the room! I'm not sure of the origin of the tune but I think it is Scotti...
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Irish Love Song - My Mary of the Curling Hair
terrygrif
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One of the loveliest of our old Irish songs with delightfully archaic words! This is possibly due to direct translation from the Gaelic to English. Part of the chorus is in...
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Eileen O Grady - Irish song
terrygrif
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Apologies to friends who have asked me to play special requests. I am running a little behind in posting. Ken asked me to play a song with the line about "Come for a ride o...
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Que Será, Será - For Angela and Lauren
terrygrif
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It's hard to believe that it is more than fifty years since Doris Day recorded this well-known song which remains popular today all over the world among both young and old....
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Traditional Irish song - The Snowy Breasted Pearl
terrygrif
3,603 views
Although not so well known this is a really beautiful old Irish song. The music is said to have been composed by the blind Irish harpist Turlough O Carolan. English lyrics ...
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About terrygrif
I enjoy accordion music very much - Irish, Scottish, French - virtually from all countries. I also enjoy playing the accordion and piano but at a very basic level. After many years I have taken out the accordion again thanks to all the wonderful accordion players that I find on YouTube.Thanks everybody for your inspiration!
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