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Tony DeMarco

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Tony De Marco, guitar ; Caesar Pacifici, guitar / Deb Putman. Eagle Tavern, New York, 1980s. Image courtesy Deb Putman

A native of Brooklyn from a mixed Italian and Irish family, Tony learned a lot of his music from Longford-born fiddle great Paddy Reynolds. House sessions with Brian Conway and Martin Wynne steeped him in the Sligo tradition but Tony has a style very much his own, full of melodic variation and a touch of bluegrass influence. He issued a solo recording, The Sligo Indians, for Smithsonian Folkways and leads a long-running Sunday session at the 11th Street Bar. Tony also organizes an annual New York Trad Fest concert that presents Irish and other ethnic traditional music.

Now playing: Paddy on the turnpike, reel ; The scholar, reel / Tony De Marco, fiddle
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  1. Paddy on the turnpike, reel ; The scholar, reel / Tony De Marco, fiddle

    Paddy on the turnpike, reel ; The scholar, reel / Tony De Marco, fiddle

  2. The widow's daughter, reel ; The flogging reel / Tony De Marco, fiddle ; Brian Conway, fiddle

    The widow's daughter, reel ; The flogging reel / Tony De Marco, fiddle ; Brian Conway, fiddle

The boys of the lough, reel ; The boys of Ballisodare, reel / Jerry O'Sullivan, uilleann pipes ; Linda Hickman, flute ; Tony DeMarco, fiddle. Recorded by Terry Rafferty at the Snug Harbour Festival, Staten Island, New York, 1986

Andy McGann ; and others  / Unidentified photographer
Andy McGann ; and others / Unidentified photographer
Laurence Nugent, flute ; Andy McGann, fiddle ; Brian Conway, fiddle ; Don Meade fiddle ; Tony DeMarco, fiddle ; Linda Hickman, flute / Unidentified photographer. The basement of Gene and Louise Bender, Elmsford, NY, 1990s.
 
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Andy McGann ; and others / Unidentified photographer

Andy McGann ; and others  / Unidentified photographer

Andy McGann ; and others / Unidentified photographer

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