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Wagonload of Monkeys Playlist 222: 17 March 2019 - featuring classic Irish songs for St Patrick's Day

This is the playlist for The Wagonload Of Monkeys, hosted by Graham Rice for WJFF, on 17 March 2019 - featuring classic Irish songs for St Patrick's Day.

Whiskey in the Jar - The Dubliners
From the album: The Very Best Of... (EMI)
Black Velvet Band - The Dubliners
From the album: A Drop of The Hard Stuff (EMI)
The Parting Glass - The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem
From the album: The Clancy Brothers And Tommy Makem In Person At Carnegie Hall [Disc 2] (Sony)
The Galway Races - The Dubliners
From the album: The Very Best Of... (EMI)
Jug of Punch - The McPeake Family
From the album: Wild Mountain Thyme (Topic)
Molly Malone - Ronnie Drew
From the album: The Best Of Ronnie Drew (Talking Elephant)
The Wild Colonial Boy - The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem
From the album: The Clancy Brothers And Tommy Makem In Person At Carnegie Hall [Disc 2] (Sony)
Irish Rover - The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem
From the album: The Clancy Brothers And Tommy Makem In Person At Carnegie Hall [Disc 1] (Sony)

Danny Boy - De Dannan
From the album: Hibernian Rhapsody (Shanchie)
Maggie - De Danann
From the album: The De Danann Collection (Bci/Eclipse)
My Irish Molly-O - De Danann
From the album: The Star Spangled Molly (Erin)
Raggle Taggle Gypsy/Tabhair Dom Do Lamh - Planxty
From the album: Planxty (Shanchie)
Lakes of Pontchartrain - Paul Brady
From the album: The Liberty Tapes (Compass)
Salonika - Jimmy Crowley (feat. Mick Murphy, Johnny Murphy, Chris Twomey & Mìcheál O'Domhnaill)
From the album: The Boys of Fair Hill (Free State)
Will Ye Go, Lassies, Go - The McPeake Family
From the album: Wild Mountain Thyme (Topic)

Theme music The Teatotaler/St. Anne's Reel by De Danann. From the album: The Star Spangled Molly (Erin)
Incidental music The Teetotaler/St. Anne's by De Danann. From the album: The De Danann Collection (Bci/Eclipse)

 

Posted by on 17 March 2019 at 08:12 AM |

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