| | Blue Fiddle CD Sean Smyth Discography of CDs
Includes liner notes by Michael O'Sullebhain.
Personnel: Sean Smyth, Leslie Dowdall, Jimmy Faulkner, Kevin Hough, JIm Higgins, Vinnie Kilduff, Charlie Lennon, Martin O Connor, Brendan O Regan, Breda Smyth, Cora Smyth, Bill Whelan.
Blue Fiddle Songs | 1. | Jamaica Jam |
| 2. | MC Killop's |
| 3. | Paddy O' Snap's |
| 4. | Ag Fas Fos |
| 5. | Blue Fiddle, The |
| 6. | John Nee's Reels |
| 7. | Warrior's Dream |
| 8. | Punch in the Dark |
| 9. | Soweto Slides |
| 10. | Tulla Moondance |
| 11. | Thomond Bridge Hornpipes |
| 12. | Temple Bar Set |
| 13. | Jerry Holland's |
| 14. | Easy Club Reels |
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