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| Pride of New York | Primary Artist |
| Billy McComiskey | Button Accordion, Group Member |
| Brian Conway | Fiddle, Group Member |
| Joanie Madden | Flute, Human Whistle, Group Member |
| Brendan Dolan | Piano, Group Member |
| Brendan Dolan | Piano |
| Billy McComiskey | Producer |
| Brian Conway | Producer |
| Myron Bretholz | Song Annotations |
| Joanie Madden | Producer |
| Martin Mulhaire | Composer |
| Paddy O'Brien | Composer |
| Martin Wynne | Composer |
| Keith Chirgwin | Engineer |
| Brendan Dolan | Producer |
| Earle Hitchner | Essay |
| Robert Hakalski | Artwork |
| Emily Lazar | Mastering |
| Traditional | Composer |
| Finbarr Dwyer | Composer |
| Maurice Lennon | Composer |
| Pride of New York | Arranger |
| Larry Redican | Composer |
| Brendan Dolan | Producer |
| Finbar Dwyer | Composer |
| Martin Wynne | Composer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Chris Nickson
With a group comprising Joanie Madden, Brian Conway, Billy McComiskey, and Felix Dolan, you certainly have one of the classiest Irish ceildih bands around, and they prove their qualities on this CD. The sets slide by as smooth as cream, mostly uptempo, but still with room for a couple of slower changeups, like the filigreed delicacy of "Sean McGlynn's Waltz" or "Slan Le Maigh," where Madden's flute carries the haunting air. Inevitably, everything's wonderfully played, and it's hard to resist the temptation to call a few friends and tell them to bring over their dancing shoes. These are some of the best Irish-American instrumentalists around, and they reach back to the old...