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the irish mafia

by Dan O'Brien & Robert Patrick

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1.
An Argument Ebbs and Flows 04:46
2.
The Betrayer 03:52
3.
They Take a Walk by the River, Clear and Sunny Midday 12:14
4.
A Counsel of Sorts 05:48
5.
Procuring the Typical Accoutrements for Doing Business 02:16
6.
Afternoon Meeting 05:42
7.
Back Alleys, Slums and Gutters 04:33
8.
Enough Talk 02:40
9.
A Setting for a Confrontation 05:48
10.
The Betrayer Sits to Sip Whiskey, Neat, at the end of the day 04:32

about

“Look, here comes the Irish Mafia…” -DG, chair of the university music department, circa 2009, speaking to professor KJI in reference to the impending arrival at the end of the hallway of two pasty late-teenaged kids wielding a trumpet and tenor saxophone and undoubtedly talking jovially, and probably too loudly, about some discernably thought-provoking topic, like the latest 18-wheeler joyriding escapade they had completed in GTA San Andreas on the small television set in RP’s dorm room across campus or what obscenely-large KFC or Taco Bell or Soho Pizza or Bagelman or McDonald’s or Panera Bread or Duchess meal they’d inevitably be scarfing down for dinner after the rehearsal to which they were headed, as they clomped down said carpet-clad, fluorescently glowing-yet-somehow-always-dark-and-mildly-gloomy hallway on the first-floor, parking-lot side of White Hall’s square layout surrounding the auditorium and stage.

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released July 20, 2022

Dan O’Brien - clarinet, alto, tenor, baritone saxophones
Robert Patrick – trumpet & guitar

Recorded August 2021 at The Warehouse Office, New Milford, CT Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by Dan O’Brien
Layout and design by Dan O’Brien
Cover Photo (c. 2009/10) at Symphony Hall, Boston, MA
Dan O’Brien Photo by Rob Miller
© Phonoemulsion Records 2022

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Record label dedicated to documenting free/creative music and musicians primarily from CT, MA and NY. Established by Dan O'Brien in 2021.

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