Artist	Song
Shane MacGowan & The Popes	That Woman's Got Me Drinking
from The Snake (1994)
The Irish Rovers	The Unicorn
from Years May Come, Years May Go (1993)
Altan	There's a Fair Tomorrow
from Another Sky (2000)
Barleyjuice	Whiskey to the Sea
from Another Round (2004)
An Tua	Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore
from Six of One 5 of the Other (2004)
John Cunningham	Fair Warning (Blair Atholl / The Cairin O'T / Lexy McAskill)
from Fair Warning (2006)
Attwood O'Connor	The Rose in the Garden
from The Prince Edward Island Style of Fiddling: Fiddlers of Eastern Prince Edward Island (1997)
4 to the Bar	I'll Tell Me Ma
from Craic On the Road (2003)
Danny Carnahan & Robin Petrie	The Roses Grown
from Continental Drift (1992)
Flying Cows Of Ventry	As I Roved Out
from Celtic Ruminations (1999)
Kevin Burke and Mícheál O'Domhnaill	The Rolling Waves / The Market Town / Scatter the Mud
from Portland (2006)
Old Blind Dogs	Soup of the Day
from The World's Room (2006)
KinFusion	Planxty George Brabazon
from Sweetwood Drive (2003)
Helen O'Hara	The Curragh of Kildaire
from A Night in Ireland (2011)
Altan	The Jug of Punch
from Island Angel (2006)
Lúnasa	Morning Nightcap
from The Merry Sisters of Fate (2006)
Déanta	Waltz of the White Lilies
from Whisper of a Secret (2006)
Pat Kilbride	Si Beag Si Mor
from Loose Cannon (2006)
The Prodigals	The Open Reel
from Go On (2004)
Mary McLaughlin	Stor Mo Chroí
from Celtic Requiem (1998)
Kips Bay Ceili Band	Suite for Hillary: March of the King of Laois/Song for Hillary/Darach DeBrun's/Morse Avenue
from Digging In (2006)
Frank McCourt	"The Pig's Head" (Excerpt from 'Angela's Ashes')
from An Irish Holiday (2008)
Christy Moore	Ride On
from Warmer for the Spark - The Songs of Jimy Mac Carthy (1997)
Dordan	Enniscorthy Christmas Carol
from Best of Narada Christmas (1998)
Eddie & Finbar Furey	Peggy and the Soldier
from A Dream In My Hand (2007)

Comment:

When you go deep into Irish music, you go deep as in [i]centuries[/i] of musical heritage. That means a lot to love and play with, so while brothers Finbar & Eddie Furey keep it traditional on a toe-tapping "Peggy and the Soldier," Celtic collective Lunasa play with tide and time on the folky eye-opener "Morning Nightcap." Helen O'Hara, the former fiddler for Dexy's Midnight Runners, embraces the past on a lilting "The Curragh of Kildare" and the Prodigals rock a time-honored dance rhythm on "The Open Reel."

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