Frank Ryan. From Dublin,Ireland,Singer/Songwriter,Frank has performed  all over the world and possesses that quick "Dublin Wit" and flair for the exaggeration in the telling of a story or the writing of a song.

Billy Hardy-Fiddle.From Cape Cod Mass.,Billy plays a variety of styles  from| Irish/Celtic, Jazz,Country and Blue Grass.   Our long-time band member, Hughie Purcell from Dublin-died after his battle with Cancer just before Christmas ...aged 54.Probably the funniest bastard I ever met....and most talented,,,,the "craic" in Heaven will be MIGHTY! Huhghie may rest in Peace...but nobody anywhere near hime will-RIP Hughie!

mp3'

Love me tonight
Obviously a "Love Song" Frank Ryan/Dermot Reynolds

Track 03. See the hand that holds the gun.   Frank Ryan (1.0 MB...32kb/sec bit rate.....time :4 min 16 sec)
A powerful ballad about the plight of  kids in Northern Ireland as many of them have 
seen violence and troubles since the day they were born.It also suggests some positive things
that can be done with guns and bombs-like breaking them down and making musical
instruments out of them......let the rifle-stock be broken off
                                        and fashioned by the lathe
                                        into fiddle-heads and wooden flutes
                                        and bodhran beaters made
                                        and the barrel it be drilled with holes
                                        a whistle for the play'n
                                        let the sights be set upon regret
                                        and the recoil be refrain

Track 05 Set of reels: The Tamlin/The Gravel Walk  0.96 MB  32k/sec mono   time 3.54
Billy Hardy-Fiddles.Billy doubles on a low-tuned fiddle as well as one in conventional tuning-Hughie Purcell on banjo,
Rich Danforth on Bodhran and Frank Ryan on guitar.

Track 6.Where is Home. Our venture into "Irish Bossa Nova"  (Boss O' Nova) 0.93 MB  32kb/sec    time 4.16
Composed by Hughie Purcell with great jazz-style fiddle by Billy Hardy and additional percussion by "Antonio-Carlos" Ryan