'40 Legendary Songs' is the suitable 'sub-title'… and the artists too.
The recordings must span at least 40 years too, maybe even longer - but still the feet tap and the sing-a-long begins.
Very strong song selection, lots of 'big hits' and, of course, classic versions.
It's PARTY time.

DISC ONE:
1) Clancy Brothers & Tommy Maken: Jug of Punch
2) Ronnie Drew: Building Up & Tearing England Down
3) Paddy Reilly: Fields of Athenry
4) Luke Kelly & the Dubliners: Raglan Road
5) Jim McCann: Will Ye Go Lassie Go
6) Johnny McEvoy: Muirsheen Durkin
7) The Fureys & Davey Arthur: When You Were Sweet Sixteen
8) Ronnie Drew & the Dubliners: Dicey Reilly
9) Patsy Watchorn: The Foggy Dew
10) Paddy Reilly: The Flight of Earls
11) Jim McCann: Grace
12) Luke Kelly & the Dubliners: Song For Ireland
13) Tommy Maken: The Little Beggarman
14) Clancy Brothers & Tommy Maken: The Barnyards of Delgaty
15) Johnny McEvoy: Botany Bay
16) The Fureys & Davey Arthur: The Green Fields of France
17) Paddy Reilly: The Town I Loved So Well
18) Ronnie Drew: Finnegan's Wake
19) Luke Kelly & the Dubliners: The Auld Triangle
20) Clancy Brothers & Tommy Maken: The Parting Glass
DISC TWO:
1) Luke Kelly & the Dubliners: Scorn Not His Simplicity
2) Patsy Watchorn: John O'Dreams
3) Jim McCann: Carrickfergus
4) Clancy Brothers & Tommy Maken: Brennan On the Moor
5) Paddy Reilly: McAlpine's Fusiliers
6) Ronnie Drew & the Dubliners: I'll Tell Me Ma
7) The Dublin City Ramblers: The Ferryman
8) Johnny McEvoy: Nora
9) The Fureys & Davey Arthur: Steal Away
10) Jim McCann: Easy & Slow
11) Paddy Reilly: Black Velvet Band
12) Luke Kelly & the Dubliners: The Sun Is Burning
13) Ronnie Drew & the Dubliners: The Captains & the Kings
14) Clancy Brothers & Tommy Maken: Courtin' in the Kitchen
15) Tommy Maken: Kitty McGhee
16) Jim McCann: Next Market Day
17) Luke Kelly & the Dubliners: Joe Hill
18) Paddy Reilly: The Rocky Road to Dublin
19) Johnny McEvoy: Those Brown Eyes
20) The Dublin City Ramblers: The Rare Auld Times

'40 Legendary Songs' is the suitable 'sub-title'… and the artists too.
The recordings must span at least 40 years too, maybe even longer - but still the feet tap and the sing-a-long begins.
Very strong song selection, lots of 'big hits' and, of course, classic versions.
It's PARTY time.

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