Whiskey 'n Beer (12 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Songs Performed on Violins, Bodhran, Irish Guitars, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Alban Fuam

Tracklist

  1. The Wishing Well / Apples in Winter / Frost Is All Over - 3 Traditional Irish and Celtic Instrumentals for Jigs and Reels
  2. Black Velvet Band - Traditional Irish Fork Song. A Young Man Chances Upon a Beautiful Woman Little Suspecting the Trouble She Is Going to Cause Him
  3. The Irish Rover - Irish Folk Song About a Magnificent Sailing Ship That Reaches an Unfortunate End
  4. Molly Malone - Also Known as Cockles and Mussels or in Dublin's Fair City Is a Popular Irish Folk Song
  5. Whiskey in the Jar - Great Pub Sing-a-Long About a Man Who Robs Captain Farrell on the Road
  6. The Blarney Pilgrim / John Ryan's Polka - From "The Titanic"
  7. Dirty Old Town - Standard Country Folk Ballad
  8. Fields of Athenry - Best-Known Song About the Great Famine Which Raged over Ireland from 1845 Until 1849
  9. The Wild Rover - Most Popular Irish Drinking Song
  10. Star of the County Down - Old Irish Ballad Set Near Banbridge in County Down, in Northern Ireland

Altri album di Alban Fuam

  1. Falling Slowly
  2. Farewell to Whalley Range (Live Version)
  3. Galway Girl
  4. Happy Irish Christmas
  5. Irish Jigs n' Reels
  6. Saint Patrick Party (15 Best Irish Drinking Songs)
  7. From Galway to Dublin (10 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Tunes Played on Violins, Bodhran, Bouzouki, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
  8. From Galway to Dublin (10 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Tunes)
  9. Tunes from Ireland (10 Best Traditional Celtic and Irish Tunes: Jigs, Reels, Hornpipes)
  10. Whiskey 'n Beer (12 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Songs Performed on Violins, Bodhran, Irish Guitars, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)

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