THE BUCKS OF ORANMORE: Le Cheile, London 1974

Track 2 from "Lord Mayo" album recorded in London with Raymond Roland on accordion, Liam Farrell (banjo), John Roe (piano), joined by Kevin Boyle (guitar)

[@MrJCIRELAND]

Uplifting music, nearly bring a dead man back to life ☘️👍

[@johnroe7218]

Le Cheile "The Bucks" What a great blast of reel playing. I remember the day we recorded that in Putney 50 years ago.
One of our best!! J

[@pegloughlin2286]

Love the tunes n the nice lively tempo brings back so many lovely me ories

[@anthonymctigue9038]

One of the finest tunes outstanding playing great days around London

[@noelmadden4509]

That’s great music

[@gordonrust9325]

oh those great nights in The White Hart ,Fulham Broadway,in 1971.!

[@cathyobrien9153]

Superb, love the Bucks

[@danielhiggins2594]

Proper Celtic music. Reminds me of my childhood.

[@burtonfootballer5408]

Where does all this old classic stuff keep coming from??

[@anthonymctigue9038]

THE REAL MASTERS

[@johnoconnor8422]

The best of music

[@petergroverd6626]

Wonderful say no more

[@dukadarodear2176]

Beyond belief!!

[@marcusuadonnghaile1855]

Upyahboysyah!!! 😀

[@douglashadden2172]

Great music - and thanks for the great photos. Is that Billy McComiskey to the right of Benny McHugh at 1m59s ?

[@banjo234]

Thanks Douglas.

[@iainmacfadyen1101]

Probably

[@Curamach42]

Yes.

[@teresakeane2926]

Classical tradition and more. Regards Peter Keane Carraroe Connemara Galway.

[@stevemartyn4868]

Like being in burkes in irishtown

[@kathleenkeane4364]

That's music.🚶‍♀️