From Galway to Dublin (10 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Tunes Played on Violins, Bodhran, Bouzouki, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Alban Fuam

Tracklist

  1. Duelling Violins / The Connaught Man's Rambles / The Boys of Malin - Duelling Violins from Musical Lord of the Dance
  2. The Rising of the Moon - Popular Irish Song About the 1798 Rebellion in Ireland
  3. The Humours of Scarriff / Old Hag You Have Killed Me / Morrison's Jig - Traditional Irish Reel and Jigs
  4. Rocky Road to Dublin - Traditional Irish Drinking Song
  5. Connie Walshe's / Out on the Ocean / Dinny Delaney's - Traditional Irish Jigs Including Cúil Aodha Slide
  6. Streams of Whiskey - Irish Drinking Song
  7. The Monaghan Jig - Traditional Irish Jig
  8. Jackie's Coleman / The Old Copper Plate / Dave Normaway MacDonald's Wedding / The Wild Irishman - 4 Traditional Reels
  9. The Dusty Windowsill / The Gravel Walk
  10. Scarborough Fair - Traditional English Ballad About the Yorkshire Town of Scarborough

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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