Martin Mulvihill - The Humors of Glin (2026) [Hi-Res]

Released in 1986, the album The Humors of Glin features a collaboration between Martin Mulvihill, Donie O’Sullivan, and Gabriel Fitzmaurice. Incorporating both traditional and original Irish reels, jigs, and slides, the record is deeply autobiographical, with its title and themes dedicated to Mulvihill's mother and his native home in County Limerick. This release stands as a significant late career project for the musician, who, after converting to an immigrant life in the United States, made profound contributions to preserving folk heritage by founding an influential music school and receiving prestigious national recognition as a National Heritage Fellow.

Tracklist:
1-2 Martin Mulvihill - Reels: Game of Love / Jack Connell's [2:34]
1-3 Martin Mulvihill - Reels: Flower of the Flock / Reel of Rio [2:29]
1-4 Martin Mulvihill - Slides: Paul Linehan's / Martin Wynne's [2:00]
1-5 Martin Mulvihill - Reels: Touch Me If You Dare / Shady Groves of Piermount [2:11]
1-6 Martin Mulvihill - Reels: The Road to Clonmel / Paddy O'Brien's [2:04]
1-7 Martin Mulvihill - Jigs: Sean Ryan's No. 1 and 2 [2:27]
1-8 Martin Mulvihill - Reels: Josie McDermott's / Crowley No. 1 [2:12]
1-9 Martin Mulvihill - Hornpipes: Paddy O'Brien's / Liam Donnelly's [3:30]
1-10 Martin Mulvihill - Reels: Liam Donnelly's / Mick Moloney's Rambles [2:11]
1-11 Martin Mulvihill - Jigs: Josephine Keegan's / The Tonra [2:22]
1-12 Martin Mulvihill - Reels: Come West Along the Road / The Sandmount [1:51]
1-13 Martin Mulvihill - Polkas [2:58]
1-14 Martin Mulvihill - Reels: Sweet Glencarberry / The Tarbert Ferry [2:23]
1-15 Martin Mulvihill - Reels: Ted Fury's / The Broken Windscreen [2:18]