For a short while Irish master fiddler Seamus Creagh immigrated to Canada and made his home in Newfoundland before returning to Ireland. While in Canada he recorded Came the Dawn--accompanied by Newfoundland musicians. Creagh's technique is light and restrained. An immensely satisfying album.

Came the Dawn
[no date] Pigeon Inlet (PIPCD 7330)

Pete Cooper's/Cronin's; Connie the Soldier/Paddy Fahy's; Julia Clifford's/Sean Healy's; Cottage in the Grove/Star of Munster; Lament for Kinsale; Kiskeam/Aut O'Keefe's; Col. McBain/O'Reilly's; Bridgett's/Jim Hodder; Merrily Kiss the Quaker/Dingle Regatta; Connie in the Pool/The Gortnatubrid; Táimse I m' Chodladh Is Na Dúistear Mé (I'm Asleep, Don't Wake Me); The Glen Road to Carrick/Gan Anam; Johnny Cope; The Dawn 1-2 45:24