Under the Moon is the second solo album by acclaimed Irish fiddler Martin Hayes, released in 1995. Recorded in County Clare, Ireland, this album showcases Hayes' deep connection to traditional…
Under the Moon is the second solo album by acclaimed Irish fiddler Martin Hayes, released in 1995. Recorded in County Clare, Ireland, this album showcases Hayes' deep connection to traditional Irish music, delivering a collection of tunes that are both soulful and reflective. Accompanied by guitarist Steve Cooney, accordionist John Williams, and his father, the renowned fiddler P.J. Hayes, Martin brings a unique and heartfelt interpretation to each track.
Track List:
Bill Malley's Barndance / Kilnamona Barndance
Cloonagroe Reel / West Clare Reel
O'Connell's March / Galway Bay Hornpipe / The Banshee's Wail Over the Mangle Pit
The Hole in the Hedge / Seamus Cooley's Jig
Bony Crossing the Alps / The Maids of Feakle
Kitty Come Down to Limerick / Catherine Kelly's
Rakish Paddy
Pat Canny's / Come West Along the Road
Fair Haired Molly / Farewell to Milltown
The Lark's March / Kilfenora Jig / The Cliffs of Moher
The Graf Spey / The Boys of Balisodare
The Crooked Road / The Foxhunter's Reel
Lucy Farr's
Key Features:
13 tracks of traditional Irish music
Features collaborations with esteemed musicians
Showcases Martin Hayes' emotive fiddle playing
For Fans Of:
Martin Hayes
The Gloaming
Under the Moon by Martin Hayes is a timeless collection that captures the essence of Irish traditional music, offering listeners a deeply moving and authentic experience.
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