![Celtic Vital Signs [Reels, Rhymes & Rebellion]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgUA9Jaco23udzInAnO3M8aqyaqxkxLatWGMd7tRm2KbUQkzAaZIf9-U-ERz8AAgcy84EITZitC9fd9Lq7tNFmJwMTd3Ap2EY-9NXIXT5-2tiz-B-rK0QaaXY0SZbnNZdbm2m_mCZ-QQbgn/s1600/zooreka_celtic_river___updated_by_gypsyh-d2kyfm4+%25281%2529f.jpg)
Captain Moonlight were a Melbourne [Australia] based group consisting of Martin Hanley, Anthony O'Neill, Noel Murphy, Joe Paolacci and Peter Dwyer. As their 1982 album Captain Moonlight highlights they were obviously very competent musicians with a markedly eclectic output but with an emphasis on Celtic instrumentals. They also include Bernard Bolan's "Not many Fish in the Harbour Today"1. Bonny Ship the Diamond (English traditional)
2. McFarlane's Lament (air)/ Earl's Chair, Banshee, and Faral Gara (reels)
3. Mines of Australia
4. Hag's Reel and Longford Collector (reels)
5. Not Many Fish in the Harbour Today" (Bernard Bolan)
6. Humours of Ballyloughlin (jig) - Black Creek (reel by Anthony O'Neill)
7. Maryborough Miner
8. Ril Gan Ainm, Devil's Dream, and De'il among the Tailors (reels)
9. Green Groves of Erin and Granny's Gravel Walks (reels)
link to the free album
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