1. Statia Donnelly’s/ I Will if I Can/ Patsy Geary’s
2. Higgin’s Hornpipe/ The Cuckoo’s Nest
3. Kerry Reel/ Kerry Fling/ Joe Bane’s
4. Bumper Squire Jones/ An Sean Duine/ O’Sullivan’s March
5. Caslean an Oir/ Her Golden Hair Was Hanging Down Her Back
6. May Morning Dew/ Sporting Nell
7. Micko Russell’s/ Moneymusk
8. An Rogaire Dubh/ Connaughtman’s Rambles/ Cailleach an Airgrid
9. The Strawberry Blossom/ The Honeymoon
10. Johnny Cope
11. Farewell to Miltown/ West Clare Railway/ Sporting Molly
12. Humours of Lisheen/ Tom Billy’s Fancy/ Humours of Kilkenny
13. An Buachaill Dreoite
14. The Camaronion/ Greenfields of Rossbeigh/ Connaught Heifers

Press Reviews

Irish Music Magazine

Concert and flat pipes, whistles and Flutes not only demonstrate Mick O’Brien’s great instrumental versatility, but also make a fine job of the challenge of presenting yet another fine piping album…award this piper his pedestal and to prove that the Uilleann pipes can still do what they were designed for; self accompaniment of a primary melody. Fintan Vallely,

Hot Press

May Morning Dew is a snapshot of the best in trad music with not an inch left over for ego. Get your record shop to stock it and put it on their play station and you’ll be seduced utterly. Siobhan Long, 11 out of a possible 12

Evening Herald

May Morning Dew offers an interesting selection of tunes played in an easy unpretentious style with tasteful accompaniment by fiddler Terry Crehan and producer Garry O’Briain on Mandocello and Keyboards. This recording is one the nicest packages I’ve seen in a long time, beautifully designed with lovely photography and detailed notes. With

Terry Crehan: Fiddle

Mick Giblin: Guitar

Gary O’Briain: Mandocello & Keyboards

Seamus Brett: Piano & Keyboards