Conor Arkins & Paul Clesham Cork, Ireland
While studying music at University College Cork, Conor and Paul began playing tunes together regularly. In later years,
their house became a favourite place for musicians to visit and was host to many a wild night and early morning sessions. The repertoire featured on their album is a reflection of the many musical encounters that Conor and Paul have enjoyed together over the years.
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