Actually it's a three CD set, the complete recordings from 1962 - 1967 re-issued. The albums that probably started (or restarted?) the Irish folk music revival.
And if you have ever wondered just how The Chieftains got started, look no further. And the rest followed on.
A real collectable with 40 page booklet.

Disc One:
1) An Long faoi lan seoil
2) Caiptin O’Maille
3) Caint
4) An Buachaill sa Bhad
5) Liam O’Raghallaigh
6) Caint
7) Cuan Bheil Innse
8) Port an Deorai
9) Amhran an Tae
10) Caint
11) Ag Scaipeadh na gCleiti
12) Sail Og Rua
13) Caint
14) Spailpin a Ruin agus An Lon Dubh
15) Peigin Leitir Moir
Disc Two:
1) Caitlin Triail
2) Comhsheinm Ui Chearbhallain
3) Plearaca na Ruarcach
4) Planxty Maguire
5) An Chuilfhionn
6) Thugamar Fein an Samradh Linn
7) Sean O'Dighe
8) Tabhair Dom do Lamh
9) Ag Taisteal na Blarnan
Disc Three:
1) Raca Brea mo Chinn.
2) Cearta an Duine.
3) The Boys of Kilmichael.
4) An Tonn Reatha.
5) Raithineach a Bhean Seo.
6) Taimse ar an mBaile Seo.
7) Rogha Liatroma.
8) The Valley of Knockanure.
9) Ril Mhor Bhaile an Chalaidh.
10) Ding Dong Dedaro.

Actually it's a three CD set, the complete recordings from 1962 - 1967 re-issued. The albums that probably started (or restarted?) the Irish folk music revival.
And if you have ever wondered just how The Chieftains got started, look no further. And the rest followed on.
A real collectable with 40 page booklet.

Lineup

Sean O’Riada - Director, Spoken Word, Harpsichord & Bodhran
Darach O’Cathain – Songs.
Sean O’Se – Vocals
Ceoltoiri Chualann – Music:
Martin Fay, John Kelly & Sean Keane – Fiddle
Paddy Moloney – Uilleann Pipes.
Sean Potts – Tin Whistle.
Michael Tubridy – Flute.
Eamon de Buitlear & Sonny Brogan – Accordion.
Ronnie McShane – Bones.