May 1986 Michel Ferry has composed "Return To Tschernobyl", a tune described by others as a super ‘kick-in-the-ass’, ‘take-no-prisoners’, ‘hotter-than the-hinges-of-Hell’, ‘gotta-stomp-your-foot-and-holler’ reel.  
Michel Ferry had originally named the tune "Return to Tchernobyl". But after some English musicians had recorded it under the name "Farewell to Tchernobyl", he sticked to this title.  

What's in the name - about the naming of the tune, Michel wrote: "When I began to compose tunes I chose titles in relation to the news (to remember the year), but I very quickly renounce this sordid way, it is too much horrible!"  The name of the tune relates to the disaster that happened the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant on April 26, 1986, thus, shortly before the tune was composed.  

The tune is sometimes by mistake attributed to Vincent Blin, a fiddler Michel Ferry often played together with with. 

For more information about the above, refer to Michel's post at around 2003 on <<https://thesession.org/tunes/767#comment30386|The Session webpage>>.