Track Listings (15) - Disc #1| All Artists: WOLFE TONES Title: Sing Out For Ireland Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Shanachie Release Date: 12/19/2005 Album Type: Import Genres: Folk, International Music Styles: Celtic, Europe, Britain & Ireland Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
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 | WOLFE TONES Sing Out For Ireland Genres: Folk, International Music
Track Listing — 1. Flight Of Earls — 2. Croppy Boy — 3. The Impartial Police Force — 4. Janey Mac I'm Nearly 40 — 5. Carolan's Favourite — 6. The Guildford 4 — 7. Annabell — 8. St. Patrick's Day — 9. Radio Toor-I-Li-Ay — 10. Paddy's... more » |
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Product Description Track Listing 1. Flight Of Earls 2. Croppy Boy 3. The Impartial Police Force 4. Janey Mac I'm Nearly 40 5. Carolan's Favourite 6. The Guildford 4 7. Annabell 8. St. Patrick's Day 9. Radio Toor-I-Li-Ay 10. Paddy's Night Out 11. Great Fenian Ram 12. Bonny Mary Of Argyle 13. Gra Mo Chroi 14. Kiss The Ould Mother, Hug The Old Man 15. A Soldier's Song Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsRousing music from Ireland. J Stout (jqstout@aol.com) | Indiana | 05/10/1998 (5 out of 5 stars) "Any fan of Irish music should love the rousing harmonious music of the Wolfe Tones. You may be tempted to sing or dance along. Loved it!" Slick and tuneful mix of politics and sweet balladry Francis King | Calgary, AB, Canada | 06/19/2000 (5 out of 5 stars) "One of Ireland's most enduring and underrated acts, the Wolfe Tones went out on a very high note with this, the original foursome's final complete & original studio album. By this time (1987), their sound was professional and melodic, with strings often augmenting the guitar, banjo, bodhran, harp, mandolin and rich vocal harmonies. The song mix was still the same, with feisty, nationalistic anthems (The Guilford 4 and The Impartial Police Force come to mind) balanced by the sweet ballad as Mary of Argyle (a rare foray into Scottish material) and the humorous ode to...uh... socializing, Paddy's Night Out. Certainly a valuable addition to any Irish folk music collection. Derek Warfield has since departed and started his own group, The Sons of Erin, while the other three have carried on with a new album (finally!) called You'll Never Beat The Irish. Check Amazon.uk for into on it."
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