Our guest for this episode is Eugene Lambe, musician and Uilleann Pipes maker with strong ties to Doolin and now based in Kinvara. Eugene knew all the Russells and other local musicians and did amazing work recording them. On this episode we talk about Eugene's background growing up in Dublin, how he got into pipe making, discovering Doolin in the late 60s, moving to the West of Ireland, meeting local characters and much, much more.The tunes played by Eugene Lambe on this episode are :The Rose In The Heather / The Maho Snaps (Jigs)The Priest In His Boots (Jig)An Páistín Fionn (Air)Micho's Mason's Apron / The Monaghan Twig (Reels)**Duet with Charles Monod--------If you would like to help and support this podcast and the Tunes From Doolin project in general, you can become one of our Angels on Patreon for as little as a coffee (or a pint) per month. As patron you can have access to a whole bunch of extras, but most importantly you have my eternal gratitude for helping me create more podcast episodes, videos and content.💚 Patreon page : https://www.patreon.com/tunesfromdoolinVisit the Tunes From Doolin website : https://tunesfromdoolin.com/Follow and Subscribe to Tunes From Doolin on YouTube and Facebook :YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/c/tunesfromdoolinFacebook : https://www.facebook.com/tunesfromdoolinSupport the showSupport the show
20/9/2023
56:39
Episode 09 - Claus Steinort (Flute)
Our guest on this episode of the Tunes From Doolin Podcast is Claus Steinort. Claus is a flute player from Germany who has been a regular visitor to Doolin since the late 80s. We talk about the place of Doolin in Claus' musical life, the importance of coming to Ireland as a traditional musician from abroad, the band Cara which Claus was a former member of, Irish Music in Germany, a missed hike to Croagh Patrick with Matt Molloy, and much, much more.The tunes played by Claus Steinort on this episode are :Tom and The Banshee / The Flying Sofa (Reels comp. Claus Steinort)The Kesh Jig / Bluebells are Blooming (Jigs)Two Flings from Michel BonamyMoving in Decency / The Sunny Banks**Duet with Charles Monod--------If you would like to help and support this podcast and the Tunes From Doolin project in general, you can become one of our Angels on Patreon for as little as a coffee (or a pint) per month. As patron you can have access to a whole bunch of extras, but most importantly you have my eternal gratitude for helping me create more podcast episodes, videos and content.💚 Patreon page : https://www.patreon.com/tunesfromdoolinVisit the Tunes From Doolin website : https://tunesfromdoolin.com/Follow and Subscribe to Tunes From Doolin on YouTube and Facebook :YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/c/tunesfromdoolinFacebook : https://www.facebook.com/tunesfromdoolinSupport the show
10/8/2023
50:14
Episode 08 - Susan Daly (Tin Whistle)
Our guest on this episode of the Tunes From Doolin Podcast is Susan Daly. Susan was born in Doolin and grew up in Gus O’Connor’s Pub, she learned the tin whistle and played with Micho Russell as a duet in the 1970s. We talk about her upbringing in Doolin, Micho Russell, his brothers and other local musicians from days gone by, learning the uilleann pipes as a young teenager, making people feel special in Doolin, music as a way of life, keeping the spirit alive and well and much, much more.The tunes and songs played by Susan Daly on this episode are :Willie Coleman’s Jig*The Boys of Bluehill (Hornpipe)The Soldier’s Farwell (song)The Honeymoon Reel**Duets with Charles MonodTo know more about Susan and her wonderful B&B Daly’s House, visit https://dalyshouse.com/Watch a video of Susan singing “The Doolin Song” with her daughter Kate here: https://youtu.be/dg1a87z3QhM--------If you would like to help and support this podcast and the Tunes From Doolin project in general, you can become one of our Angels on Patreon for as little as a coffee (or a pint) per month. As patron you can have access to a whole bunch of extras, but most importantly you have my eternal gratitude for helping me create more podcast episodes, videos and content.💚 Patreon page : https://www.patreon.com/tunesfromdoolinVisit the Tunes From Doolin website : https://tunesfromdoolin.com/Follow and Subscribe to Tunes From Doolin on YouTube and Facebook :YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/c/tunesfromdoolinFacebook : https://www.facebook.com/tunesfromdoolinSupport the show
06/10/2022
45:57
Episode 07 - JB Samzun (Fiddle)
Our guest for this episode is JB Samzun, a great fiddle player from Brittany and a regular visitor to Doolin. JB and I recorded an album together a few years back and I am delighted to welcome him as a guest on the podcast. On this episode with JB we talk about his visits to Doolin as a young child, his love for Clare music and the older musicians in particular, the making of our album “Aughavinna”, the difference between Irish music in Ireland and abroad and much, much more.The tunes played by JB Samzun on this episode are :The Tempest / The West Clare Railway (comp. Junior Crehan) (Reels)The Munster Jig / The Fairhaired Boy (Jigs)The Man From Barnagrove (Hornpipe)John Naughton’s / The Laccaroe / Devaney’s Goat (Reels)**Duet with Charles MonodTo find out more about JB and Charles’ album “Aughavinna”, visit https://tunesfromdoolin.com/cd-aughavinna/--------If you would like to help and support this podcast and the Tunes From Doolin project in general, you can become one of our Angels on Patreon for as little as a coffee (or a pint) per month. As patron you can have access to a whole bunch of extras, but most importantly you have my eternal gratitude for helping me create more podcast episodes, videos and content.💚 Patreon page : https://www.patreon.com/tunesfromdoolinVisit the Tunes From Doolin website : https://tunesfromdoolin.com/Follow and Subscribe to Tunes From Doolin on YouTube and Facebook :YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/c/tunesfromdoolinFacebook : https://www.facebook.com/tunesfromdoolinSupport the show
22/9/2022
51:33
Episode 06 - Alan Reid (Banjo)
Our guest on this episode of the Tunes From Doolin Podcast is Alan Reid, banjo player from Leitrim now based in North Clare and member of Goitse. Alan is a great multi-instrumentalist and composer and on this episode we talk about his formative years, his compositions, his project #TunebookTuesday, the band Goitse’s new album and much, much more.The tunes played by Alan Reid on this episode are :Fish and Chips at Finavarra (comp. Alan Reid) / Turn at Doonyvarden (comp. Alan Reid) (Jigs)The Gosson That Bate His Father / Florry Holleran (comp. Alan Reid) / Buntata ’s Sgadan (Reels)The Black Rock / Cucanandy/ The Boys of Ballisodare (Hop Jigs)Tuamgraney Castle / Bird’s (Hornpipes)**Duet with Charles MonodTo keep up with Alan’s work, check out the following links:Alan’s YouTube: https://youtube.com/user/riadamilesius Alan’s Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alanreid Alan & Rachel’s duet album : https://alanreid.bandcamp.com/album/a-quare-yield Goitse’s albums: https://goitse.bandcamp.com/ --------If you would like to help and support this podcast and the Tunes From Doolin project in general, you can become one of our Angels on Patreon for as little as a coffee (or a pint) per month. As patron you can have access to a whole bunch of extras, but most importantly you have my eternal gratitude for helping me create more podcast episodes, videos and content.💚 Patreon page : https://www.patreon.com/tunesfromdoolinVisit the Tunes From Doolin website : https://tunesfromdoolin.com/Follow and Subscribe to Tunes From Doolin on YouTube and Facebook :YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/c/tunesfromdoolinFacebook : https://www.facebook.com/tunesfromdoolinSupport the show
The Tunes From Doolin Podcast is an Irish Traditional Music interview series featuring musicians from County Clare and beyond, who visit your host, Charles Monod, in Doolin. We are guided on each episode by tunes picked and played by our guest and we talk about various topics such as sources of inspiration, repertoire, style, memories and much, much more. The Tunes From Doolin Podcast was made possible thank to the support of Clare County Council through the Community Support Scheme 2021 and 2022.
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