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Irish Music Magazine - November 2001

Sean Laffey catches an interview with fiddler, Máiréad Nesbitt before she flies off to Japan.

John Brophy talks with Peter Browne on the release of his new album.

Geoff Harden goes in search of the man with a double life.

The gorgeous sound we hear from Brendan Ring's self-made uilleann pipes bears eloquent testament to his accomplishments. Paul Dromey reports.

Seamus Bellamy hears traveller's tales from a Cape Breton fiddler.

Eugene Graham walks us gently through the Danish Irish music scene.

John O'Regan talks with a man who is now happily back on home turf and digging deep into the soil of British folk song.

Our continued series of ballads brought to you in association with Waltons.

Swing, a twelve-track collection featuring many original compositions, has been a much-anticipated release. Sean Walsh reports.

This month we have 'Anach Cuain' re-told by John Brophy.

Ita Kelly brings us a flavour of Barney McKenna recently honoured with the FONN 2001, Hall of Fame Award.

John Harvey our special correspondent in Rhode Island visits the workshop of master flute and fife maker, Skip Healy.

Another selection of CD reviews brought to you in association with HMV