James Galway And The Chieftains In Ireland Original UK & Europe 12" Vinyl LP 1987 RCA Red Seal Digital Pressing

Journey into the heart of traditional Celtic music with this exceptional, crystal-clear digital studio recording matching two Irish musical titans.

• Housed in its stunning original 1987 glossy picture sleeve featuring full studio session photography and complete track documentation.
• Premium original RCA Red Seal "Digital" series release offering audiophile-grade separation and acoustic depth.
• Collects definitive joint instrumental performances of Danny Boy, Carrickfergus, and Paddy Moloney's themes from Tristan and Isolde

• Artist: James Galway and The Chieftains
• Album Title: In Ireland
• Format: Vinyl, 12", 33 RPM, LP, Album, Stereo, Digital
• Release Year: 1987
• Country: United Kingdom & Europe
• Record Label: RCA Red Seal
• Catalog Number: RL85798
• Barcode: 0035628579812
• Media Condition Status: Very Good Plus (VG+)

1. Roches Favourite (Set Dance)
2. Fanny Power / Mabel Kelly / O'Carolan's Concerto
3. Carrickfergus (Air)
4. Down By The Sally Gardens (Air)
5. Give Me Your Hand
6. She Moved Through The Fair (Flute Solo)
7. The Red Admiral Butterfly (Slip Jig)
8. Danny Boy (Air)
9. Crowley's Reel
10. Tristan And Isolde (Love Theme And March)
11. Alleluia
12. When You And I Were Young, Maggie
13. The Humours Of Killenora / The Independent (Hornpipes)
14. Avondale (Air)
15. Up And About (Kerry Slides)

• Vinyl Record: Very Good Plus (VG+). The vinyl retains a brilliant original dark mirror gloss finish across both sides. Close visual scanning reveals a few very sparse, superficial cosmetic paper sleeve wisps from past handling. Both sides play beautifully with strong, vibrant flute and pipe tones and minimal background distortion.
• Labels: Excellent. The iconic crisp red RCA Red Seal center labels are exceptionally sharp and clean across both sides, displaying zero fading or ring wear with minimal center spindle trails.
• Picture Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+). The original semi-gloss outer jacket is sturdy, complete, and well-preserved. It displays a completely crisp, white front background layout with only minor corner storage softening and a tiny touch of gentle handling wrinkles along the border edges. The original paper inner sleeve is fully intact.