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Paul McGrattan

12+ albums
celticfolk

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Paul McGrattan, who comes from Dublin's northside, has been playing flute since an early age and is now regarded as one of the top traditional flute players in Ireland. His first influence was the South Donegal fiddle tradition, which he heard on his holidays in the area as a child, later influences were his uncle Paddy Treacy, Seán Potts and Sligo flute player John Egan. As well as a duet album with Paul O'Shaughnessy "Within a Mile of Dublin' he has also released a fine solo album 'The Frost is All Over'. When not performing with the group Paul spends much of his time teaching the next generation of flute players. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

1

The Scholar Set

129
2

The Lark On The Strand/The Geese In The Bog/The Eavesdropper

93
3

The lark on the strand / The geese in the bog / The eavesdropper

87
4

Christmas Eve

76
5

The Lark On The Strand (The Geese In The Bog)

70
6

The Lark On The Strand, The Geese In The Bog, The Eavesdropper

44
7

Speed the Plough, The Abbey Reel, The Primrose Lass (reels)

26
8

the tailors thimble

25
9

the sporting days of easter

22
10

Easter Snow

18

albums

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The Rough Guide To Irish Music

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The Frost Is All Over

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Harvest Storm

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A Real Irish Christmas

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Rough Guide - Irish

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The Rough Guide to Irish Music: Second Edition

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Keelwest

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2005 - The Rough Guide to Irish Music

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Rough Guide to Irish Music

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Rough Guide To Irish Music (Digital Version)

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Irish Music

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Rough Guide to Irish Music [2nd Ed]

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