Clancy Brothers & Tom Makem -Raise A Glass To The Sounds Of -JASMINE CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Disc 01

01. "O'Donnell Aboo"

02. "The croppy boy"

03. "The rising of the moon"

04. "The foggy dew"

05. "The minstrel boy"

06. "The wind that shakes the barley"

07. "Tipperary Far Away"

08. "Kelly The Boy From Killanne"

09. "Kevin Barry"

10. "Whack fol the diddle"

11. "The man of the west"

12. "Eamonn an Chnuic"

13. "Nell Flaherty's Drake"

14. "Boulavogue"

15. "Whisky you're the devil"

16. "The Maid Of The Sweet Brown Knowe"

17. "The Moonshiner"

18. "Bold Thady Quill"

19. "Rosin' the bow"

20. "Finnegan's Wake"

21. "The real old mountain dew"

22. "Courting in the kitchen"

23. "Mick McGuire"

24. "A Jug Of Punch"

25. "Johnny McEldoo"

26. "Cruiscin lan"

27. "Port Lairge"

28. "The Parting Glass"

Disc 02

01. "The Moonshiner (Live)"

02. "The Whistling Gypsy (Live)"

03. "My Johnny Lad (Live)"

04. "The work of the weavers (Live)"

05. "The old orange flute (Live)"

06. "Brennan On The Moor (Live)"

07. "Tim Finnegan's Wake (Live)"

08. "Port Lairge (Live)"

09. "Haul Away Joe (Live)"

10. "Young roddy McCorley (Live)"

11. "A Jug Of Punch (Live)"

12. "Reilly's daughter (Live)"

13. "Brennan On The Moor"

14. "The work of the weavers"

15. "The struttering lovers"

16. "Paddy Doyle's Boots"

17. "The maid of fife-e-o"

18. "The bard of Armagh"

19. "The jug of punch"

20. "Roddy McCorley"

21. "The Barnyards Of Delgaty"

22. "The castle of Dromore"

23. "The bold tenant farmer"

24. "Ballinderry"

25. "Bungle Rye"

26. "Eileen aroon"

27. "Johnny I hardly knew you"

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Raise A Glass To The Sounds Of by Clancy Brothers & Tom Makem, released 20 September 2012. This version of Raise A Glass To The Sounds Of comes as a 2xCD. - .. SOUNDS OF. 55 TRACKS, FOUR ORG.ALBUMS

2012 two CD collection from the Irish Folk legends. The Clancy Brothers were an influential Irish family of folk singers who are widely credited for popularizing traditional Irish music in the United States. Best known for their work with Tommy Makem there's little doubt that in the 1960s, The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem were the most popular Irishmen in America. Clad in their trademark Aran sweaters they attacked the stage with boisterous exuberance. They introduced hundreds of songs, well known in Ireland, to a new and eager audience. They didn't fit either the old or the new stereotypes but they were clearly a force to be reckoned with. Here we highlight their first 4 LPs including a live session featuring Pete Seeger. Jasmine.

No. of tracks:

5354

Manufacturer No.:

JASCD719

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