1) Stephen's Nod To Mick - I of Tillow.
2) Red Razzler - THed Barber of Ennis.
3) An Dreifuir.
4) Sorcha's Awake - Lublui.
5) The Wooly Bee - Muddy Welly.
6) Lock Stock & timmy's Smoking Jacket - The Slog.
7) Lost & Found.
8) 104 - Slamin na Wool
9) The Taylor & the Harp - The Ewan Tune.
10) Dottie's Trip to Tara.
11) Joe Barry's Reel - An Amazing May - The Mooneen Reel.
12) The Blue Lamp.
13) The Sliabh Miss Jig - The £7 Jacket.
14) A Pair of Cissies - Habibas Welcome to Hadi.

FIRST HEARING:
Mandolin takes pride of place on this album and rather spritely it is too.
As a 'specialist' musician Frank probably spends most of his time laying down the sounds for some other headliner but on this he takes centre-stage himself and, from this initial hearing, it's not before time.
It's a polished performance and he, this time, is well supported by a solid gang of other worthy players.

Lineup

Frank Cullen - Mandolin & Mandola
Noreen O'Donoghue - Harp.
Timmy Murray - Guitars.
Maire Breathnach - Fiddle & Viola.
Etain Murphy - Oboe
Mick O'Brien - Whistles & Pipes.
Peter Eades - Keyboard, Bass & Snare Drum.
Gary Roche - Uilleann Pipes
Colm McCaughey - Fiddle.