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Reels: Lucy Campbell, The Cup of Tea (full version of selection at track A10?; sound fade-out during 2nd tune, then the tune is repeated)

Conroy, Andy, Roscommon

Reels: Lucy Campbell, The Cup of Tea (clipped at end; tape runs out) [This selection was recorded on a commercial 78rpm disc by piper Michael Gallagher] [END OF BAND ONE]

Conroy, Andy, Roscommon

Slip Jig, Speech, Slip Jig, Speech: Untitled, Untitled [Radio interview; topics: progress that the organisation Na Piobairi Uillean has made; the acquisition of premises for the organisation; its membership; the status of pipemaking; the age profile of members; representation of women], Untitled, Untitled [Radio announcement]

Breathnach, Breandan, Dublin - speech in English
O'Donnell, Michael, Dublin - speech in English
Unidentified performers, pipes in duet

Airs: Untitled [Version of An Caisideach Ban?], Untitled [An Droighnean Donn] (from an acetate disc; much surface noise; overmodulated on original tape)

Ennis, Seamus, Dublin - pipes solo

Jig: Father O'Flynn

Clancy, Willie - whistle solo

Speech: Untitled [The first tune that Clancy played on the whistle, the jig 'Father O'Flynn']

Clancy, Willie
O'Donnell, Michael

Air, Reel: Pretty Molly Brannigan, The Green Fields of America

Clancy, Willie, Clare

Speech: Untitled [Dance tunes possibly being derived from slow airs; for example, the reel 'The Green Fields of America' is possibly derived from the air 'Pretty Molly Brannigan']

Clancy, Willie
O'Donnell, Michael

Air: An Binsin Luachra

Clancy, Willie, Clare

Speech: Untitled [The reason for the strong music tradition in Clare; Clancy's opinion of musicians in Sligo; young people in Clare taking an interest in traditional music; the accordion: a problem instrument; the difficulty of acquiring and maintaining the pipes and of learning to play them; Clancy's advice to learners on the pipes; it is best to learn when young; the slow air is the cream of the music]

Clancy, Willie
O'Donnell, Michael