"I'll be the first to admit that I'm not a particularly huge fan of the uilleann pipes, but Brendan really shines as a low whistle player on this album. I've owned the CD for several years now, and tracks like "The Robbery of Chester Jail" still leave me breathless after listening. His technique is very sharp and precise without being robotic, and anyone who plays the whistle or flute will immediately recognize his talent. I'll be honest and confess that I'm a bit biased, as I had the pleasure of meeting him in person in Cork years ago and enjoying a great conversation with him over a pint. But just have a listen to tracks 4, 7, or 9, and you be the judge. "
"A friend, John Murphy gave me this album after returning from Cork a couple of years ago. It has some great original tunes by Brendan, and his whistle and pipe playing is excellent."
Tracklist:
1. Tyrell's Pass, The Coolinarne Jig, The Lisnagun Jig 4:16
2. The Sligo Maid, Gan Ainm 2:45
3. An Leanbh Síde 2:24
4. Kushkas, Maverick Angels 2:15
5. A Mhire Ní Laoghaire 4:52
6. Oisín 3:09
7. The Lasher 4:40
8. Brian O'Lynn, The Lisnagun Jig 3:08
9. The Robbery of Chester Jail, Rí Rings 2:40
10. Slip Jig for Janet, The Humours of Katakali 2:59
11. Madame Bonaparte 3:32
12. Lios an Uisce 1:45
