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    In good company [comp. Marty Fahey], hornpipe

    from Compositions by Marty Fahey

    In good company [comp. Marty Fahey], hornpipe / Marty Fahey, accordion, piano

    In good company [comp. Marty Fahey], hornpipe [played slowly] / Marty Fahey, piano

    In the Fall of 2014 friends and fellow musicians, Sean Ryan, Andrew O’Brien and I took a trip to the Ennis Festival for the pure craic and devilment of it. What a time! Great music and laughs were had with the likes of Mick O’Brien (Andrew’s brother), Lar and Kathleen Gavin and many more. This tune commemorates that trip.  The notion and the picture of Sean carrying my accordion through the airport was nearly worth the price of the ticket on its own.

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