Makem & Clancy Collection
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Description:
After the breakup of the world-renowned Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem, Liam Clancy and Tommy Makem decided to front their own band. The two had already established a splendid musical symbiosis in their days with the other three Clancys, which their subsequent work maintained.
This collection of recorded material from the 1970s features a varied program of both traditional and original compositions. Both Clancy and Makem have written tunes that have since become favorites on the Irish folk circuit. Among these are Makem's "Red Is the Rose" and "Rambles of Spring." Traditional songs covered here include "The Cobbler" and the chilling war tune, "The Band Played Waltzing Matilda." "Never knew there were worse things than dyin'," Makem sings of a soldier's losing his legs in battle, in one of the best versions of this moving song.
Details:
- Distributor: Proper
- Discs: 1
- Release Year: 2000
- Running Time: 48 minutes
Track Listing:
| 1. |
Place in the Choir, A
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| 2. |
Cobbler, The
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| 3. |
Dutchman, The
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| 4. |
Garden Song, The
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| 5. |
Willie McBride
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| 6. |
Morning Glory
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| 7. |
Four Green Fields
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| 8. |
Ballad of St. Anne's Reel
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| 9. |
Red Is the Rose
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| 10. |
Gentle Annie
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| 11. |
Ar Eirinn Ni Neosainn Ce Hi
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| 12. |
Town of Ballybay
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| 13. |
Band Played Waltzing Matilda, The
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| 14. |
Rambles of Spring
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Availability
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