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After The Break

Planxty

Submitted on June 20th 2002 by Celtic1234.

  1. The Good Ship Kangaroo
  2. East At Glendart
    Brian O'Lynn
    Pay The Reckoning
  3. You Rambling Boys Of Pleasure
  4. The Blackberry Blossom
    Lucky In Love
    The Dairy Maid
  5. Rambling Suiler
  6. The Lady On The Island
    The Gatehouse Maid
    The Virginia
    Callaghan's
  7. The Pursuit Of Farmer Michael Hayes
  8. Lord McDonald
    The Chattering Magpie
  9. Bonnie Light Horseman
  10. Smeceno Horo

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Track 8

Note that track 8 is a bonus track only appearing on later releases, and that the tune listing for that track is incorrect. It should be:

The Old Wheels Of The World / The Chattering Magpie / Lord McDonald

# Posted on May 3rd 2006 by Dr. Dow

I like this one. "You Rambling Boys Of Pleasure" is exactly the sort of melancholy song Irvine does or did best, and when he has picked such songs they've had good words (like this one, and "As I Roved Out" and "Bonnie Woodhall" on other albums). The other songs are rousing, especially "Farmer Michael Hayes" - together with the Balkan piece after.

# Posted on August 28th 2006 by nicholas

this would be their 4th LP, published in 1979

# Posted on July 21st 2010 by birlibirdie

Don't forget Molloy..........

Strange that no-one's mentioned that this "Planxty" recording was noteable for the inclusion of Matt Molloy on flute. Flute and uilleann pipes have seldom blended together so well. What's been posted here is the track listing of the CD release, from 1992. The original LP version, from 1979, as "birlbirdie" mentions above, had a slightly different track order, and I don't think had the "Lord McDonald" reel set.

# Posted on July 21st 2010 by Kenny

2nd reel on track 4.............

http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/1119

"The Bloom Of Youth" - not "Lucky In Love"

# Posted on March 23rd 2011 by Kenny

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