V.A. "High Kings of Tara"
TARA 3003 LP (1980)
Tracks:
01. Planxty - The Bonny Light Horseman
02. Shaun Davey - Pride Of The Herd
03. Andy Irvine - General Monroe
04. Planxty - First Slip-Hardiman The Fiddler A & B-The Yellow Wattle
05. Oisin - The Next Market Day
06. Paddy Glackin & Jolyon Jackson - The Long Note
07. Christy Moore - John Of Dreams
08. Paddy Glackin & Paddy Keenan - The Boyne Hunt-Toss The Feathers
09. Stockton's Wing - Maid Behind The Bar
10. Christy Moore - The Sun Is Burning
11. Planxty - Lord MacDonald-The Chattering Magpie
Quality: VBR 224kbps
Link removed (still under copyright)
Dodger said...
Oh, dear, I really think you should remove this - all the tracks are still under copyright (especially the Planxty ones) and you really wouldn't want to meet Christy Moore's lawyers!
posted by Ailis at 6:09 PM
8 Comments:
Many thanks, Ailis. Always a pleasure to listen to these guys.
Thanks. Good to see a copy of this LP again.
Was wondering if anyone has a copy the 1978 Stockton's Wing album (Tara 2004)?
Oh, dear, I really think you should remove this - all the tracks are still under copyright (especially the Planxty ones) and you really wouldn't want to meet Christy Moore's lawyers!
Sorry, I do have a copy of Stockton's Wing 2004 album, but I can't post it, because it's still fully available, look here :
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_ss_m_h_?url=search-alias%3Dpopular&field-keywords=stocktons+wing
I said this for an earlier post - just about every track of every album on this blog is "under copyright," going back to 1925. But if the track/album is not commercially available, then there is no loss of revenue for the artist.
If any of the tracks on this compilation are available for sale on another release somewhere, then it should be taken down, or the tracks removed. But otherwise, circulating out-of-print recordings is not a problem.
In fact, circulating out-of-print recordings is the best way to convince labels to re-release them!
Great blog.
Who cares if this is under copyright? Most music is. The question is, is this available for sale? And answer seems to be 'no'. So I'm guessing the lawyers are interesting in lawsuits but not interested in people actually hearing the music. I would keep links up until the lawyers or the artists come knocking and tell you to take them down.
You know I am sure glad that the old time music I love is largely PD so I dont have to deal with A-holes policing blogs.
ay be under copyright but i can't find a copy of oísin anywhere. I used have two of their records but they have been long misplaced.
I was wondering if you could just post a link to the next market day. I love that song and would love to hear it again.
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