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Kevin Crawford, In Good Company

Audio CD

Disk ID: 74753

Disk length: 58m 44s (17 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2001

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Tommy Peoples'/The Long Drop/Callaghan's (reels) 3:06
2. Young Tom Ennis/The Mouse in the Mug (jigs) 3:18
3. Tae the Beggin'/Alice's Reel (reels) 2:40
4. Coilsfield House (slow air) 4:33
5. The Bag of Spuds/Matt Peoples (reels) 3:13
6. Strike the Gay Harp/Jim O'Connor's (jigs) 3:01
7. Jimmy O'Reilly's/Doonagore/The Bellharbour Reel (reels) 3:34
8. Sliabh Geal gCua (slow air) 3:18
9. The First Pint - The Flying Wheelchair - The Humours of Derrycrossane (jigs) 3:25
10. John Carty's/The Stolen Reel/Feeding the Birds (reels) 3:48
11. The Rolling Waves/Finbar Dwyer's Favorite (jigs) 2:52
12. The Banks of the Suir/Mama's Pet (air and reel) 4:18
13. The High Road to Glin/The Hard Road to Travel/Paddy Fahy's (reels) 3:19
14. Brian O'Lynn/Cailleach a Shúsa (jigs) 3:54
15. Tommy Mazurkas 3:32
16. Farewell to Jim/That's More of It (jigs) 3:13
17. Ashmolean House/The Kilcloon/Out on the Road (reels) 3:31

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Review

In Good Company is a charming collection of flute and fiddle duets featuring Kevin Crawford, the flautist with Lunasa and Moving Cloud, playing with some of Ireland's finest fiddlers. Crawford teams up with famous names like Frankie Gavin, Tommy Peoples, and Martin Hayes, who plays viola on the set of reels "The Bag of Spuds/Matt Peoples," as well as lesser-known but still excellent musicians like Tony Linnane, Conor Tully, and James Cullinan, who is also one of Ireland's finest chefs. Most of the selections feature sparse but effective accompaniment by guitarist Arty McGlynn, pianist Carl Hession, and bodhran player Jim Higgins. Crawford also plays with a small chamber orchestra on three tracks, including a lovely version of the Scottish air "Coilsfield House." As good as the duets are, and they are all excellent, these folk-classical arrangements offer Crawford an opportunity to explore a richer sonic territory, which he does without sacrificing the spontaneity of his playing. On In Good Company, Crawford shows he is comfortable in just about any musical setting, from the fiddles and guitars of a lively kitchen session to the violins and cellos of a formal concert hall. --Michael Simmons

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