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Irish Ballads & Songs of the Sea

Irish Ballads & Songs of the Sea

Dan Milner

Folk Legacy


  1. * Paddy West
  2. * Banks of Newfoundland
  3. * Billy O'Shea
  4. * Loss of the Ship Jane Maria
  5. * Harp Without the Crown
  6. * Nightingale
  7. * Rosemary Lane
  8. * Poor Old Horse
  9. * Lovely Ann
  10. * Row Bullies Row
  11. * Yellow Meal
  12. * Lord Bateman
  13. * Girls of Valparaiso
  14. * Lily of the West
  15. * Leave Her, Johnny, Leave Her

Average customer rating:5 stars

4 stars Irish Pirate cd's

It's ok. Just like most cd's one doesn't like ALL the songs. Some I like and others are so-so.

5 stars Great Listen

Saw this in Smithsonian magazine-of course it was much cheaper on Amazon and if you love Irish ballad music, you'll love this CD. It is fun to hear.

5 stars A Must Have!

Thanks Dan for preserving these songs! The album is fantastic! As you are listening, you can just imagine men on a ship a "hundred years ago" working the sails and ropes...you just want to sing along with every song! I gave my first album away to someone in Salem, MA celebrating Nathaniel Bowditch's anniversary. (Nathaniel invented the sextant and was author of "The New American Practical Navigator.")Now I must buy a second!

5 stars Top-notch songs of the sea from a great label.

Renowned New York Irish instrumentalists Billy McComiskey and Brian Conway, 1986 All-Ireland Champions on accordion and fiddle, respectively, joind with Dan, Lou Killin, Andy O'Brien, and a group of veterna performers from the South Street Seaport.

With Louis Kilen, Mic Moloney, Andy O'Brien, Billy McComiskey, Brendan Mulvihill, Brian Conway, Bon Conroy, Frank Woerner, Jan Christensen and Liam Milner. Contains Paddy West, The Banks of Newfoundland, Billy O'Shea, The Loss of the Ship Jane Maria, The Harp Without The Crown, The Nightingale, Rosemary Lane, Poor Old Horse, Lovely Ann, Row Bullies Row, Yellow Meal, Lord Bateman, The Girls of Valparaiso, The Lily of the West, Leave Her Johnny Leave Her.

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