Sidney Robertson Cowell Recordings: Connemara, Ireland

1. Sarah Keane - Neainsín Bhán--2. Sarah Keane - Tráthnóinín Déineach (One late evening)--This is a song about a cat that wandered into a house and one of the young lads in the house composed this song about it. 3. Sarah Keane - Oíche na Stoirme Móire (The night of the great storm)--Houses blown down, cocks of hay scattered around--4. Sarah Keane - Port béil (mouth music: lilting) 5. Sarah Keane - Muracha Beag Ò Maoláin (Young Morgan Moylan)--6. Patrick Keane - Péarla Deas an Chúil Bháin The pretty girl of white mountain or chúil - flowing blond locks.--7. Patrick Keane - An tAmhrán Bréagach (The liar's song)--8. Barbara Keane - Dilín o damhus o dí--9. Barbara Keane - Im bím bobró--1. Colman Keane (born 1895) Glinsk, Carna - Is trua gan mé -s mo stóirín i Meiriocá (It's a pity my love + I are not in America)--2. Colman Keane - Nach trua gan mise Lá'l Pádraig (What a pity am I on St. Patrick's Day) 3. Colman Keane - Amhrán an Té (The tea song) Composed by Colum Walace of Lettermullen Connemara (1846)--4. Colman Keane - Amhrán an Cheárdachan (The forge song) Composed by the singer.--5. Colman Keane - An Coileach (The Cock (Rooster))---Composed by the singer in praise of a cock he had which was destroying his crops but whom he did not like to destroy.--6. Colman Keane - Johnny Joyce (Johnny Seoighe)