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The Dubliners - The Transatlantic Anthology (Live) (2013)

The Dubliners - The Transatlantic Anthology (Live) (2013)

BAND/ARTIST: The Dubliners

  • Title: The Transatlantic Anthology (Live)
  • Year Of Release: 2002 / 2013
  • Label: Sanctuary Records
  • Genre: Folk
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3
  • Total Time: 1:58:34
  • Total Size: 648 / 284 MB
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Tracklist:

01. The Holy Ground (Live)
02. Peggy Lettermore (Live)
03. Sunshine Hornpipe / Mountain Road (Live)
04. The Sea Around Us (Live)
05. Foggy Dew (Live)
06. I'll Tell My Ma (Live)
07. Finnegan's Wake (Live)
08. The Donegal Reel/The Longford Collector (Live)
09. Rare Old Mountain Dew (Live)
10. The Glendalough Saint (Live)
11. The Rocky Road to Dublin (Live)
12. Will You Come to the Bower (Live)
13. Roisin Dubh (Live)
14. The Leaving of Liverpool
15. The Nightingale (Live)
16. The Twang Man (Live)
17. The Wild Rover (Live)
18. The Sligo Maid (Live)
19. Love Is Pleasing (Live)
20. Banks of the Roses (Live)
21. Medley: Dublin / Nelson's Farewell (Live)
22. Within a Mile of Dublin (Live)
23. Air Fa La La La Lo (Live)
24. Kitty Come Down from Limmerick (Live)
25. The Mason's Apron (Live)
26. Roddy McCorley (Live)
27. The High Reel (Live)
28. The Kerry Recruit (Live)
29. Off to Dublin In the Green (Live)
30. McAlpine's Fusiliers (Live)
31. Home Boys Home (Live)
32. Easy and Slow (Live)
33. The Ould Orange Flute (Live)
34. Willie Gannon (Live)
35. The Ragman's Ball (from Live Sampler EP)
36. Greenland Whale Fisheries (Live)
37. The Cook In the Kitchen (Live)
38. Swallow's Tail (Live)
39. The Woman from Wexford (Live)
40. The Patriot Game (Live)
41. Jar of Porter (Live)
42. My Love Is In America (Live)

The Dubliners' Transatlantic Anthology presents 42 tracks on two CDs drawn from their first three albums, with the venerable Irish group heard almost invariably in a live setting performing some of its best-known songs, including "The Wild Rover," "The Patriot Game," "The Leaving of Liverpool," and "Greenland Whale Fisheries." The presence of an audience to sing and laugh and clap along gives the collection the feel of a lengthy set in a pub, as the group makes its way through drinking songs, songs of love and leaving, and periodic lively instrumentals. Different singers, alone and together, alternate, while playing guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, and tin whistle. The collection makes a convincing case for the Dubliners as Irish folk archivists, keeping a musical tradition alive by entertaining listeners night after night, with a few of those shows recorded and compiled here. © William Ruhlmann


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  • whiskers
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