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| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Intro (Disk 1) | |||
| 2. Bold O'Donahue | |||
| 3. Dialogue | |||
| 4. My Johnny Lad | |||
| 5. Dialogue | |||
| 6. Shoals of Herring | |||
| 7. Haulin' The Bowline | |||
| 8. Dialogue | |||
| 9. Irish Rover | |||
| 10. Dialogue | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Intro (Disk 2) | |||
| 2. Children's Medley | |||
| 3. Dialogue | |||
| 4. Legion Of The Reargaurd | |||
| 5. Dialogue | |||
| 6. Haul Away Joe | |||
| 7. Dialogue | |||
| 8. Bonnie Prince Charlie | |||
| 9. Dialogue | |||
| 10. Galway Bay | |||
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perhaps Zoreb is Stupid.,
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This review is from: Clancy Brothers And Tommy Make (Audio CD)
Caracatures of Pirates, Disneyland included, IS NOT what the Clancy Brothers is about. My Grandmother was from Ulster and sang many of these songs. This is Irish music at it's finest.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Maybe Zoreb's son is stupid,
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This review is from: Clancy Brothers And Tommy Make (Audio CD)
Ever think that your son's helmut is strapped too tight? Clancy brothers are a cut above the rest and are pure and wonderful irish folk musicians. Try taking your son to Pirates of the Carribean in Disneyland then take him to an old Irish Pub where Guiness flies and ol' drunken Irishmen sing...maybe then he'll get it and maybe then you can take the fatherly stance and explain to your son the difference.
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Review of the NEW, expanded edition,
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This review is from: 1963: In Person At Carnegie Ha (Audio CD)
For serious fans of Irish folk music like me, who are incensed at how Sony has spit on its Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem catalogue, the release of this hugely expanded version of one of the quartet's greatest live recordings is nothing short of an early Easter miracle.It seems like everything is here -- all the songs (plus the two from the 1962 Carnegie Hall concert attached to the original 1963 release of this album), all the between-song dialogue, even the guitar/banjo tuning. Wait 'til you hear the fun, innocent references to John F. Kennedy (then the U.S. president and still 9 months from his assassination). Without the visuals, you're not always sure what's going on with the banter, but it helps to know there were some people actually sitting *behind* the group during the St. Patrick's Day, 1963 concert. That fact isn't readily apparent in the miniscule version of this album released in '63. Also, you quickly understand what Liam Clancy's referring to in his brilliant liner notes when he refers to audience participation. Again, not evident on the truncated original release, in this version you hear how boistrous the crowd is, shouting out songs it wants to hear to the point where Makem, amidst the competing requests, yells "shut up!" It's quite amusing. Beyond this, the sound quality is excellent, the performances as energetic and feisty as the truncated original album suggested, and the CD packaging is excellent -- lots of never-before-seen pictures of the boys at the hall and an in-depth essay placing the boys in their time. Absolutely worth buying!
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