Chapter 9 Spotify Playlist 

The table below lists, in order, all of the audio selections included on the Spotify Music Playlist for this chapter. It additionally includes cross-references to both page numbers in the textbook and slide numbers for PowerPoint lectures included in the Instructor’s Edition (not Student Edition) of the Online Learning Center, as well as links to complementary videos relating to the various playlist (PL) audio selections. Please note that the timelines and descriptions of specific musical selections included in the text pertain only to the audio tracks on the Spotify Playlist and not to the complementary videos. In other words, the textbook is directly tied to the Spotify audio tracks, but not to the complementary videos, which should be regarded as supplementary resources to the Spotify Playlist tracks.  

Pages	Track Title	Spotify Playlist Number	Power Point Slide	Complementary videos relating to Spotify audio tracks
169	Nan Ghriallais, “Amhrán Pheter Mhicil Báille” (sean nós)	9-1	1	Sarah Ghriallais (sister of Nan) sings a sean nós song
169	Ronan Browne (uilleann pipes), “O’Neill’s Lament” (instrumental air)	9-2	1	Ronan Browne (uilleann pipes) with Peadar O’Loughlin (fiddle)
169	The Dubliners, “The Fields of Athenry”	9-3	1	Dubliners, “Fields of Athenry,” live performance
169	Paul Dooley (Irish harp), “Port an Deorai/An Phil Fluich”	9-4	1	Dooley performing live in Ireland, 1997
169	Brock McGuire Band, “Moving Cloud”	9-5	1	Brock McGuire Band, live performance
			3	Celebrate Ireland: An Introduction
169	Lillis Ó Laoire, “Ag an Phobal Dé Domhnaigh (At the Congregation on Sunday)”	9-6	6	Lillis Ó Laoire, live performance
170	Noel McLoughlin, “Song for Ireland”	9-7	6	Mary Black performs “Song for Ireland” (1995)
170			7	Fiddler James Kelly, live performance
			8	Irish ceílí dancers
			8	Irish music session at Dolan’s Pub
			8	Historic footage of Irish traditional dancing (1963)
173	Seamus Ennis plays the uilleann pipes		9	Live uilleann pipes performance by Seamus Ennis
173	Seamus Ennis (tinwhistle), “Cuckoo’s Hornpipe”	9-8	10-11	Ennis (right) in tinwhistle trio live performance
176	Seamus Ennis (uilleann pipes), “The First House in Connaught, The Copper Plate Reel”	9-9	12-15	Ennis, “The Morning Thrush” (uilleann pipes)
176	Simon McKerrell (Scottish Great Highland bagpipe), “Strathspeys and Reels”	9-10		McKerrell in concert (2012)
181			16	Sharon Shannon performing at Fleadh Cheoil 2017 Finale
181-182			17	Seán Ó Riada and Ceoltóirí Chualann
183		9-11	17	Bodhrán solo by Rolf Wagels, live performance
183-185			17	Paddy Moloney plays and talks about the uillean pipes
			18	Live performance by the Chieftains
			18	Ziggy Marley and the Chieftains perform Bob Marley’s “Redemption Song”
183-185	The Chieftains, “The Dingle Set”	9-12	20-21	Live performance
185			22	Liam O’Flynn of Planxty playing the uilleann pipes
	Horslips		22	Music video by Horslips
	Planxty		22	Planxty, “Arthur McBride”
	Clannad		22	Live performance
	Bothy Band		22	Bothy Band, “Old Hag You Have Killed Me”
	De Danann		22	De Danann, “The Union Reel”
185	Planxty, “Bean Pháidín”	9-13	22	Live performance (1980)
187			23	Riverdance (2017)
188	Vincent Moretto, “Irish Bouzouki Stem”	9-14	23	Mini-documentary on Irish bouzouki (performance demo at 4:47)
188	Ken O’Malley (Irish mandolin), “O’Carolan’s Concerto	9-15	23	O’Malley plays a medley on Irish mandolin (starting at 0:30)
188	Altan, “Bó Mhín Na Toitean, Con McGinley’s Highland, Seanamhach Tube Station” (medley)	9-16	25-27	Altan, “Maggie’s Pancakes,” live performance
192	Cherish the Ladies (featuring Eileen Ivers), “The Orphans/Paul Montague” (medley)	9-17		Cherish the Ladies, live performance excerpts
192	Eileen Ivers, “Linin’ Track”	9-18	30-34	Eileen Ivers band, live performance
192	Hair of the Dog, “Paddy on the Railway”	9-19		Irish singer Luke Kelly sings “Paddy on the Railway”
192	Lead Belly, “Linin’ Track”	9-20		Lead Belly, “Linin’ Track” (same as PL 9-20)