The Cauldron - O'Carolan's Draught / Receipt for Drinking
A couple of O'Carolan harp tunes believed to be about whiskey. Not much appears to be known about the Draught. Regarding the Receipt (aka as Dr. John Stafford), there is more documentation. It is noted that O'Carolan feeling poorly and was instructed by his friend and physician, Dr. Stafford to abstain from the drink, but as his condition worsened, to O'Carolan's delight, Dr. Stafford wrote for him a receipt to take up the whiskey again. This is O'Carolan's celebratory tune.
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Morning Relaxing Music | Peaceful Piano Melodies for a Calm Start and Healing Energy Today
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Ancient Greek for Complete Beginners
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Carolan's Concerto - Turlough O'Carolan - Helen Marshall - Dracapalley
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The Cauldron - Fatty's Rest (Andy Rigby)
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Mountains Quake
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Bruach Na Carraige Báine
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Carolan's Receipt
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The Grenadier and Lady - English Folk Song from the late 17th Century
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310 O'Carolan's Draught (O'Carolan, G)
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Micheál Ó Súilleabháin - Carolan's Receipt
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Mairi's Wedding (Trad. Scottish)
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Carolan’s Receipt
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The Cauldron - Caledonia (Dougie MacLean)
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The Irish Group - O'Carolan's Draught
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The Cauldron - The Setting (Ralph McTell)
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Ode to Whiskey by The O'Carolan Songwriter project
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Carolan's Receipt For Drinking (Carolan)
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O'Carolan's Concerto - Celtic Reel - Play Along for C Instruments
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