Micho Russell - Rarities And Old Favorites

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Micho Russell (1915–1994) of Doolin, County Clare, was an Irish national treasure. A farmer who became a performer during the folk music revival of the 1960s, Micho was as at home on stage as he was in front of his own turf fire. His vast repertoire of beautiful old tunes, personal warmth and utterly unique approach to playing the tin whistle won him a loyal and enthusiastic following wherever he went.

This double-CD was issued in honor of Micho

  • Model:PWCD80007
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1 x 1 LATEST ISSUE The Living Tradition magazine1 x Robb Johnson - Margaret Thatcher:My part in her downfal1 x Rod Clements - Stamping Ground1 x Jock Duncan - Tae the Green Woods Gaen1 x Pete Coe & Alice Jones - The Search For Five Finger Frank1 x Duncan Wood & Cathal McConnell - Auld Springs Gies Nae Price1 x Alistair Russell - A191 x Eric Bogle - The Source Of Light1 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1421 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1291 x Jim Mackillop - The Road from Ballybrack1 x Various Artists - Nowt So Funny As Folk1 x The Living Tradition magazine - Issue 761 x Blackbeard's Tea Party - Reprobates1 x Tom Spiers - Allan Water1 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 891 x Danny Diamond - Fiddle Music1 x Steve Ashley - Stroll On - Revisited1 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1401 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1231 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1071 x Peter & Barbara Snape - Snapenotes1 x Norman Kennedy - Live in Scotland1 x The Living Tradition magazine - Issue 751 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1381 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1371 x Steve Turner - Spirit of the Game1 x Alistair Anderson - Islands1 x Nick Dow - Far And Wide1 x Josie Nugent - Modal Citizen1 x Adam McCulloch - In These Times1 x Shauna Mullin - Wishing Tree1 x Colum Sands & Maggie MacInnes The Seedboat (Bata an T-Sil)1 x Alan Reid & Rob Van Sante - The Rise And Fall O' Charlie1 x Dave Swarbrick & Alistair Hulett - Saturday Johnny & Jimmy the R