Moonshine

The legendary Johnny Moynihan, (Sweeney's Men, Planxty and De Dannan), on mandolin, bouzouki, guitar and accordion, joins Frank Hall on fiddle and Lena Ullmann on banjo and vocals. Their new album First Run is the first time in 30 years that Moynihan, a legendary figure in Irish folk music, has put his name to a recording. A performance not to be missed.

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Johnny Moynihan is a legendary figure in Irish music, since he founded Sweeney’s Men with Terry Woods and Andy Irvine in the 1960s, he has been part of equally epochal groups such as Planxty and DeDanann.
Frank Hall began to learn the art of the bow, playing for square dances in southern Indiana in the early 1970s. He journeyed with various old-time bands and dance troupes, occasionally dabbling in traditional Irish and Mexican fiddle styles.
Lena Ullman's playing and singing has been widely appreciated around the country since the founding of the Higglers Jug Band in the 1980s. She is a masterful player of old-timey tunes and 'high lonesome' songs.
Frankie Lane
As one of Ireland’s best-known performers and traditional musicians of international renown, Frankie Lane is the original front man of the legendary Fleadh Cowboys. With the fleadh cowboys he has supported legendary performers such as Bob Dylan, U2, The Pogues, Emmylou Harris and B.B.King.