Hi Tommy, I think you could find out by going to michael flatley irland site, just go to the links page a click on it, good luck.

Here you go Tommy: 1. The Galway Rambler and The Flowers of Red Hill2. Morrisons and The Brides Favorite3. Planxty Davis4. The Moving Cloud5. The Cuckoo in the Glen6. Jim Coleman7. Reveys and Trim the Velvet8. Flatley's One and Two (composed by Michael)9. The Drunken Sailor10. Flatley's and the King of Hearts (first part composed by Michael)11. The Whistling Wind (composed by Michael)12. The Ballintore Fancy and The Scholar13. The Pigeon on the Gate and Craig's PipesLiner notes:Flute: Michael FlatleyBodhran: Patrick FlatleyGuitar: Wallace HoodAll the tunes on this album were directed and arranged by Michael FlatleyWhistling Wind, Flatley's One & Two and Flatley's were composed by Michael FlatleyRecorded at Pumpkin Studio, Oaklawn, Illinois, USA 1981Sound Engineer: Jim Popko, Mixed by Michael Flatley and Jim PopkoMichael learned most of his flute music around Gurteen and Culfadda in Co. Sligo. He grew up listening to some of the all time greats like Seamus Tansey, Matt Malloy, Kevin Henry and Peter Horan.I recommend that this album be played LOUD for maximum effect and listening enjoyment! This album is dedicate in it's entirety to My Two Wonderful Parents, M.F.According to the Guinness Book of Records, on May 9th, 1989 in Chicago, Michael Flatley was clocked at 28 taps per second during a tap dance routine, making him the fastest tap dancer that ever lived. (my note: he broke that record again in 1998 in London with 35 taps per second) The World Champion dancer has perform for audiences all over the globe since 1976, appearing as a soloist at such pretigious venues as: Carnegie Hall in New York, Radio City Music Hall, Royal Albert Hall, London, The Palladium, The Hollywood Bowl, The Moulin Rouge, Paris, Kings Hall, Belfast, Kennedy Centre, Washington, The National Concert Hall and Point Theatre, Dublin and many others.He was soloist at the opening ceremonies of the 1987 Special Olympic Games in Dublin and he has been a featured performer with The Chieftains since 1983. Michael has performed for Royalty, Presidents and diplomats at the White House and around the world, including the 1994 Royal Command Performance for Queen Elizabeth in London. On television, he has been featured on numerous news and special programmes the world over. He was most recently the star of Riverdance the featured highlight of the 1994 Eurovision Song contest that was seen by over 300 million viewers.The first American in history to win the World Championships for dance, he has been the winner of 168 consecutive first place dance championships in competitions worldwide. In 1987, Michael was recipient of the prestigious Master of Dance award for his exceptional contribution to the art of dance. In September 1988 he became the youngest person in history to be awarded a National Heritage Fellowship from President Reagan and the National Endowment for the Arts, recognizing him as one of America's greatest living artists. In January 1991, The National Geographic Society declared Michael Flatley a living treasure!The album was orginally released in 1981 paid for by Michael himself and re-released on CD in 1995 by Son Records.

Many, many thanks for your help!!!Libby, it's so kind of you to type in all this information - I really appreciate that.

Please, please let me know how you got this cd, I have been wanting it for years.I would be very gratefula and happy.thanks

Me too! :D

hello:-)And what is the titel of the Flute's CD?thx

I recorded it..one long session..in one day!