Eddie Kelly has made his comprehensive discography available and this has filled in many gaps, particularly in the early years. This discography includes Willy Veurheulpen's tremendous vinyl listings and Jens Kilian, Oskar Itzinger, Suzanne Uniacke, Claudia Weissman-Stahl and Jens Kaufmann have added CD information. Peter Dwyer also adds a Ronnie Drew album. The debt to Eddie Kelly is enormous. Per Solli has added some final touches. Olli Serin, Roland Birchby, Robert Pollard, Paco Peña, Alan Crozier, Paul Magnussen and Robert Alfredsson have chipped in. Danny Moore has added early LP work.
My name is Douglas Clark (d.g.d.clark@dgdclynx.plus.com).
1964 Fleadh Ceoil Gael-Linn CEF 013
Danny Moore reports that Barney McKenna and Ronnie Drew played
a reel The Sailor on the Rock on the compilation LP Fleadh Ceoil,
issued by Gael-Linn, an Irish cultural organisation. Fleadh Ceoil
had about sixteen items recorded in the streets of Castleblaney,
County Monaghan, where the All-Ireland Fleadh was held that year 1964.
1964 The Hoot'nanny Show Waverley ZLP 2032
Recordings made around Edinburgh 1962 - 1963. Includes one track -
Mason's Apron - by Barney McKenna accompanied by Ronnie Drew. It is
believed to have been recorded before The Dubliners commenced in 1962.
Tom Beveridge reports that this is Volume 2, introduced and produced
by W.Gordon Smith, recorded in Edinburgh.
1964 Folk Festival - Festival Folk Waverley ZLP 2033
Reissued as World Record Club WRC ST890
Recorded live at the 1963 Edinburgh Festival with The Corries,
Ray & Archie Fisher etc. Regarded by some as first Dubliners album.
Includes following tracks:
Barnyards of Dalgety (led by Luke Kelly)
I'm a Rover The Dubliners
Sweets of May The Dubliners
Father Murphy's Air Barney McKenna
Peggy Lettermore The Dubliners
In addition support is provided on the following tracks:
Bog Down in the Valley-O
Air Falalalo
Phyllis Malcolm reports that she possesses a single of Barney McKenna
playing the Mason's Apron backed with Father Murphy's Air
both taken from the Waverley LPs.
1964 Irish Folk Night Decca LK 4633
Recorded live at Folksong El Toro, London, 29 June 1964, and also
includes Margaret Barry, Michael Gorman etc.
The Dubliners tracks are:
Little Beggarman
Sweets of May
Ratcliffe Highway
Three Lovely Lasses
Down by the Liffeyside
Bonny Lass of Fyvie
In addition Luke Kelly sings with Dave Phillips on two tracks:
Wild Mountain Thyme
Gentleman Soldier
Surprisingly Decca have never reissued this album or used any of the
material in compilations. This album was actually released immediately
following the first Transatlantic release.
The original and long-standing line-up was Ronnie Drew, Luke Kelly, Ciaron Bourke, Barney McKenna and John Sheehan. Bobby Lynch replaced Luke Kelly for the second Transatlantic LP. 1964 The Dubliners Transatlantic TRA 116 The Wild Rover The Ragman's Ball Preab San Ol High Reel The Holy Ground Tramps and Hawkers Home Boys Home Rocky Road to Dublin Banks of the Roses I'll tell my Ma Swallow's Tail Reel Jar of Porter Love is Pleasing The Nightingale Released as `The Dubliners with Luke Kelly'. Luke Kelly was more `out' than `in' the Dubliners at this time. This album was reissued as `The Dubliners in Session' (Hallmark SHM 652) with a label date of 1964 although the reissue was about 1970. Three tracks were cut from this reissue: The Ragman's Ball I'll tell my Ma The Nightingale The Ragman's Ball and I'll tell my Ma appeared on the compilation `It's The Dubliners' (Hallmark HM 615, 1969). The Nightingale was reissued on `The Patriot Game' (Hallmark SHM 738, 1971). Paul Magnussen points out that the tune labelled The Swallow Tail Reel is in fact a medley of The Swallow Tail Reel (O'Neill 536) and The High Reel (O'Neill 721) from O'Neill's Dance Music of Ireland. The tune labelled The High Reel is actually a medley of two totally different tunes. The second one is certainly The Boyne Hunt (O'Neill 514, Willie Clancy 142). The first one resembles The Beauty Spot and has been recorded elsewhere as Joe Madden's Reel and Gorman's Reel. Paul Magnussen now reports.... According to Barney, the title of the first tune is "Códháirdeachais", meaning "Congratulations". (This an old, i.e. pre-1948 spelling; the current spelling would be "Comhghairdeas") So the mystery is explained.
1965 The Dubliners in Concert Transatlantic TRA 124 Recorded live at Cecil Sharp House, London, 4 December 1964. Luke Kelly had by now left The Dubliners and was replaced on this album by Bobby Lynch. (His only recording with the group). This album also marks the recording debut of John Sheehan. Roddy MacCorley The Twang Man Sligo Maid/Colonel Rodney The Woman from Wexford The Patriot Game Roisin Dubh Air --- Fa La La Lo Peggy Lettermore Easy and Slow My Love is in America The Kerry Recruit The Old Orange Flute The Donegal Reel/The Longford Collector The Leaving of LiverpoolIn 1989 the German Line label issued a CD 'Dubliners Anthology' (LC 0372) which features 12 tracks from the Transatlantic years. One of them - 'Sea Shanty' - is actually a live version of 'Roddy McCorley'. The arrangement is similar to the one on the 'In Concert' LP. Ciaran sings it, reports Jens Kaufmann.
And Jens Kaufmann also reports that there is a different studio version of 'The Kerry Recruit', sung by Ronnie with banjo accompaniement by Barney, on the Transatlantic Double LP 'The Best of The Dubliners Volume 2'. Jens thinks this may be a very early unissued recording from the first Transatlantic session, as there is a nearly identical 1962-version on the CD 'Ceolnah Eireann - The Traditional Music of Ireland from the Sound Archives of RTE' - also featuring Ronnie and Barney.
1966 Finnegan Wakes Transatlantic TRA 139 Finnegan's Wake Sunshine Hornpipe/The Mountain Road Monto The Dublin Fusiliers Chief O'Neill's Favourite The Sea around us McAlpine's Fusiliers Hot Asphalt The Glendalough Saint Within a mile of Dublin Will you come to the Bower Nelson's Farewell
1967 The Best of The Dubliners Transatlantic TRA 158
This album is culled from TRA SP 3, TRA SP 8, TRA SP 9,
TRA 116, TRA 124, TRA EP 136, TRA 139.
Off to Dublin in the Green
Sunshine Hornpipe; The Mountain Road
Will You Come to the Bower
Peggy Lettermore
Donegal Reel; The Longford Collector
Roddy McCorley
I'll Tell My Ma
The Mason's Apron
The Foggy Dew
The Old Orange Flute
Roisin Dubh
The Holy Ground
EP's (Extended Play) records: super singles containing four or five tracks were very popular in the late Fifties/ early Sixties and usually contained material culled from albums. But occasionally containing material not used on albums. The Dubliners released four EP's with Transatlantic Records. Two certainly contained material not found on the contemporary albums and it is believed the other two did in fact contain material extracted from albums. These EP's are now rarer than gold dust. Eddie Kelly has been tracking them down for over twenty years and so far has found only one - In Person - the only copy he has ever seen. Amazingly Per Solli of Norway has supplied the missing tracks. 1964 In Person featuring Ronnie Drew TRA EP 121 Eddie Kelly believes that the tracks on this record were recorded at the same session that produced the first Transatlantic album. The tracks have never been reissued or used in any compilation to date. But now Transatlantic have a reissue series and the tracks are released on the second volume. Tracks are: Rare Old Mountain Dew McAlpine's Fusiliers Willie Gannon Mrs McGrath The last three tracks now turn up on the second CD of 'Ageless Classics - The Transatlantic Years revisited' (SMD CD 160), a 30-track double-CD released on the Snapper label in 1998 reports Jens Kaufmann. Unfortunately 'Mountain Dew' is missing. 1965 The Dubliners Sampler TRA EP 129 Per Solli states: Peggy Lettermore The Ragman's Ball The Sligo Maid/Colonel Rodney Home Boys Home All included on `It's The Dubliners' (Hallmark HM 615, 1969) apart from `Home Boys Home' which is on `The Patriot Game' (Hallmark SHM 738, 1971). 1966 Mainly Barney TRA EP 136 Per Sollo states: King of the Fairies The Mason's Apron Kitty come down from Limerick The Cuilin All included on `The Patriot Game' (Hallmark SHM 738, 1971) 1967 More of The Dubliners TRA EP 152 Eddie Kelly has never seen a copy of this record. Track content not known but probably contains reissued material as group was now with Major Minor Records. Per Solli states: Master McGrath Walking in the Dew The Cook in the Kitchen Boulavogue All included on `It's the Dubliners' (Hallmark HM 615).
1969 It's The Dubliners HM 615 Included because content includes material not found on albums but may have been included in EP's. Master McGrath Walking in the Dew Cook in the Kitchen Boulavogue Sligo Maid/Colonel Rodney Peggy Lettermore Ragman's Ball I'll tell my Ma Mason's Apron Woman from Wexford 1971 The Patriot Game SHM 738 Included because content includes material not found on albums but may have been included in EP's. Patriot Game The Cuilin Unnamed Instrumental 1 I Wish (Love is Pleasing) Unnamed Instrumental 2 Home Boys Home The Nightingale KIng of the Fairies/ Mason's Apron Kitty come down from Limerick My Love is in America Rocky Road to Dublin
1967 Seven Drunken Nights EMI Starline SRS 5059
Major Minor MMLP3
Epic BE801 (A Canadian CBS label)
Produced by Tommy Scott
On its original release on Major Minor Records this was
called `A Drop of The Hard Stuff'. Charles reports that on his
radio station promo copy on Epic Records 'I'm A Free Born Man' is the title
of 'The Travelling People'.
Seven Drunken Nights
The Galway Races
The Old Alarm Clock
Colonel Fraser & O'Rourke's Reel
The Rising of the Moon
McCafferty
I'm a Rover
Weila Waile
The Travelling People
Limerick Rake
Zoological Gardens
The Fairmoye Lasses and Sporting Paddy
Black Velvet Band
Poor Paddy on the Railway
1967 More of the Hard Stuff EMI Starline SRS 5155
Major Minor Records MMLP5
Muirsheen Durkin'
Poor Old Dicey Reilly
A Nation Once Again
Whiskey in the Jar
The Old Triangle
A Pub with no Beer
Kelly, the Boy from Killan
Croppy Boy
Sullivan's John
Come and Join the British Army
Shoals of Herring
Mormon Braes
Drink it up men
Maloney wants a drink
1968 Drinkin' and Courtin' Major Minor Records MMLP14 Dirty Old Town Quare Bungle Rye Peggy Gordon Rattling Roaring Willie Carolan's Concerto The Herring The Parting Glass Maids when you're young... Gentleman Soldier Hand me down me petticoat Donkey Reel I know my Love Mrs McGrath Maid of the sweet brown knowe My little son
1968 Seven Deadly Sins EMI Starline SRS 5101
Major Minor MMLP34
On its original release on Major Minor Records it was called
`At It Again'.
Seven Deadly Sins
Net Hauling Song
Nancy Whiskey
Many Young Men of Twenty
Instrumental Medley: Paddy's Gone to France; Skylark
Molly Bawn
The Dundee Weaver
The Irish Navy
Tibby Dunbar
The Inniskillen Dragoons
Instrumental Medley: The Piper's Chair; Bill Hart's Jig;
The Knights of St. Patrick
I Wish I Were Back in Liverpool
Darby O'Leary
Go to sea no more
1969 Live at the Albert Hall Major Minor MMLP44 Black Velvet Band McAlpines Fusiliers Donkey Reel Peggy Gordon Weila Weala Monto Cork Hornpipe Leaving of Liverpool Dublin in the Green Whiskey on a Sunday I wish I was back in Liverpool Navvy Boots Whiskey in the Jar Maids when you're young... Seven Drunken Nights
1969 A Drop of The Dubliners Major Minor SMCP5024 A compilation album containing previously issued Major Minor recordings, with the inclusion of one track never previously issued and not appearing on any subsequent reissues - Lock up your Daughters. Other tracks: Seven Drunken Nights Black Velvet Band Muirsheen Durkin' Carolan's Concerto Whiskey in the Jar Maloney wants a drink Maids when you're young... Weila Waile Quare Bungle Rye Irish Navy Donkey Reel Old Alarm Clock Rising of the Moon
1968 Drinking and Wenching Music for Pleasure MFP 50245 Robert Pollard reports this compilation Seven Drunken Nights A Pub with no beer Poor Old Dicey Riley Sullivan's John Maid of the Sweet Brown Knowe Black Velvet Band Limerick Rake Maids, when you're young never wed an old man Quare Bungle Rye Maloney wants a drink Zoological Gardens Nancy Whiskey
1969 At Home EMI Columbia SCX 6380 God Save Ireland Sam Hall Scholar Teetotaller Dainty Davy High Germany Humpty Dumpty Molly Maguires Cuanla Lowlands of Holland Ragtime Annie Greenland Whale Fishery The Saxon Shilling
1970 Revolution EMI Columbia SCX 6423
Production: Martin Coulter
Alabama 58
The Captains and The Kings
School Days Over
Se' Fath Mo Bhuartha
Scorn not his simplicity
For what died the Sons of Roison
Joe Hill
Ojos Negros
The Button Pusher
The Bonny Boy
The Battle of the Somme; Freedom Come All Ye
Biddy Mulligan
The Peat Bog Soldiers
1972 Hometown EMI Columbia SCX 6492 A short lived release with no publicity and no known reissue has made this a very rare Dubliners recording. Possibly the cannabilisation of Raglan Road accounting for its lack of performance. Recorded live at the National Stadium, Dublin 1971. Molly Maguires Take it down from the mast Sons of Roisin Barney's Mozart Raglan Road Part 1 Raglan Road Part 2 The Comical Genius The Breeze Octupus Jig Kimmage Hand me down m' Bible Monto
1972 Double Dubliners EMI Columbia SCX 6513
Recorded at Trend Studios, Dublin, and Spot Studios, London.
Produced by Phil Coulter.
Free the People
Louse-House in Kilkenny
Springhill
The Musical Priest; Blackthorn Stick
Champion at Keeping them rolling
The Sun is Burning
Gentleman Soldier
The Rebel
Gartan Mother's Lullaby
Drops of Brandy; Lady Carbery
Smith of Bristol
The Night Visiting Song
During the Polydor period the Dubliners albums in Ireland were
released by Chyme & Ram Records. A couple of original albums
slipped out on other labels.
1973 Plain & Simple Polydor 2383 235 Super
Produced by Phil Coulter
Donegal Danny
Queen of the Fair; The Tongs by the Fire
Fiddlers Green
Johnson's Motor Car
The Wonder Hornpipe
The Jail of Cluan Meala
The Town I loved so well
The Ballad of Ronnie's Mare
The Three Sea Captains
Skibereen
Rebellion: Wrap the green flag round me boys; The West's awake;
A Nation once again
Phyllis Malcolm reports that two French LPs were recorded at
the L'Orient Festival in 1973 and one of them has a track by
the Dubliners. Oddly it appears twice - once as Side One
Track One and again at the end of Side Two. It consists of
John Sheahan playing The Hanged Man's Reel and Colonel Rodney.
The label is Concert Hall.
1974 The Dubliners Live Polydor 2383 266 Super
Recorded at the Fiesta Club, Sheffield.
Produced by Phil Coulter.
Last recordings by Ciaron Bourke.
Fermoy Lasses; Sporting Paddy
Black Velvet Band
Whiskey in the Jar
All for me grog
The Belfast Hornpipe; Tim Maloney
The Four Poster Bed; Colonel Rodney
Finnigans Wake
McAlpines Fusiliers
Seven Drunken Nights
Reels: The Scholar; The Teetotaller; The High Reel
Home Boys Home
Dirty Old Town
Blue Mountain Rag
The Wild Rover
Weila Waile
The Holy Ground
Ciaran Bourke left because of ill health. Ronnie Drew went solo and was replaced by Jim McCann for the next album. Peter Dwyer reports that Ronnie Drew recorded a solo album `Guaranteed' in 1978 on Dolphin Records (DOLM 5021). Musicians were Eamonn Campbell, John Drummond, Eddie Furey, Des Moore, Paddy Roach and John Sheahan. 1975 Now Polydor 2383 329 Super Farewell to Carlingford The Old Triangle The Beggarman Matt Hyland The Downfall of Paris Carrickfergus Lord of the Dance Lifeboat Mona Farewell to Ireland The Unquiet Grave Lord Inchiquin The Lark in the Morning
1976 A Parcel of Rogues Polydor 2383 387 Super
Recorded at Dublin Sound Studios, February, 1976.
Produced by Earl Gill.
Spanish Lady
Foggy Dew
Kid On The Mountain
Avondale
The Acrobats; Village Bells
Blantyre Explosion
False Hearted Lover
Thirty Foot Trailer
Boulavogue
Doherty's Reel; Down The Broom; The Honeymoon Reel
Parcel Of Rogues
Killieburne Brae
1977 15 Years On Polydor 2683 070 Wild Rover Ploughboy Lads Three Sea Captains Bunclody Seven Drunken Nights Belfast Hornpipe/ Tim Maloney Black Velvet Band Carrickfergus Last Night's Fun/ Congress Reel Banks of Sweet Primroses Weila Weile Four Green Fields Town I Loved so Well Salamanca Spancil Hill McAlpines Fusiliers Boulavogue Old Triangle Spanish Lady O'Carolan's Concerto Thirty Foot Trailer Down by the Glenside Fiddlers Green Molly Malone Paul Magnussen reports that the instrumental track Salamanca is a medley of Snow on the Hills (O'Neill 569) and The Salamanca Reel (O'Neill 603).
1977 Live at Montreux Intercord INT 160.054 Recorded live at the Montreux Jazz & Folk Festival 1976. This release marked the final recording of Jim McCann with The Dubliners. Fermoy Lassies Lark in the Morning Four Green Fields Sheahan's Selection Town I love so well Kelly, the boy from Killane Mason's Apron Montreux - Monto
Now there are four of them. Jim McCann has left and Ronnie Drew returns.
1979 Together Again Polydor 2383 545
Chime CHLP 1012
Recorded at Trend Studios, Dublin, and Lombard Sound, Dublin,
February-May, 1979.
Produced by Pete St. John.
The Mero
The Rare Ould Times
Spey in spate; The Steam Packet
Danny Farrell
Song of the Iron Road
The Old Man
Johnny McGrory
The Lag Song
Sheahan's M I Gig
And the Band played Waltzing Matilda
Maid behind the bar; Toss the feathers
The Parting Glass
1983 21 Years On RTE 74 Recorded live at National Concert Hall, Dublin, 30 March 1983. Recording debut of Sean Cannon following Luke Kelly's illness in 1980. Instrumentally Speaking Finnegans Wake Banks of the Roses Button Pusher Prodigal Son Bantry Girls Lament Sweet Georgia Brown Kimmage Seven Drunken Nights Flop Eared Mule
Luke Kelly died on 30th January 1984 and a commemorative album of his singing: `Luke's Legacy'
was issued. He was replaced by Sean Cannon. Nigel Warren Green seems to
have filled in for Luke on tour during his illness.
`Luke's Legacy' (Chyme CHCD 1031) contains two unreleased tracks:
Song for Ireland
Raglan Road (Only release of full version which was cannabilised
for the `Hometown' album.)
Other tracks are:
Wild Rover
Schooldays Over
Monto
Joe Hill
The Auld Triangle
Whiskey in the Jar
Hand me down me Bible
Free the people
Peat Bog soldiers
LIfeboat Mona
Springhill Disaster
Gartan Mothers Lullaby
1983 Prodigal Sons Polydor POLD 5079
Chyme CHLP 1030
Produced by Bill Whelan
Building up & tearing England down
Jigs: My Darling asleep; Paddy in London; An tAthair Jack Walsh
Newry Highwayman
When Margaret was Eleven
Prodigal Son
Wareford Boys
Now I'm Easy
Reels: The Humours of Scarif; The Flannel Jacket
The Hens March to the Midden
Song for Ireland
Second World Song
That seems to be all the vinyl albums. Now we move onto the CDs.
1985 Live in Carré Polydor 825 681-2
Recorded live in Amsterdam, 6 October 1983.
Contains last recordings of Luke Kelly.
Sweets of May
Dicey Reilly
Song for Ireland
Building up and tearing England down
Dunphy's/ Leitrim Fancy/ Down the broom
Dirty Old Town
Old Triangle
Whiskey in the Jar
Waterford Boys
Humours of Scariff/ Flannel Jacket
Galway Races
Prodigal Son
The Sick Note
Wild Rover
Seven Drunken Nights
The next album was recorded for their 25th anniversary.
1987 Celebration Stylus SMD 731
Recorded at Westland Studios, Dublin.
Produced by Eamonn Campbell.
Executive Producer John Sheahan
DISK ONE
Dubliners
Rose of Allendale
Salonika
Reels: Cooleys; The Dawn; Mullingar Races
Now I'm Easy (with Stockton's Wing)
Sally Wheatley
Oro Se Do Bheatha 'Bhaile
Irish Rover (with The Pogues)
Molly Malone
Protect and Survive
Planxty Irwin (with Michael Howard - Classical Guitar)
Three Score and Ten
Don't Get Married
Luke - A Tribute (Christy Moore)
DISK TWO
Ballad of St. Anne's Reel
Cill Chais
Cunla (with Stockton's Wing)
Clavalitos
Jigs: Humours of Glendart; Saddle the Pony; Brian O'Lynn
Leaving Nancy
O'Connell's Steam Engine (Paddy Reilly)
Rambling Rover
The Last of the Great Whales
Mountain Dew (with The Pogues)
Red Roses for Me (with Finbar Furey & Siobhan Sheahan [harp])
Marion Waltz
Cod Liver Oil
I Loved the Ground She Walked Upon (Jim McCann)
Love is Pleasing
Sick Note
Willy Verheulpen reports that the track `Irish Rover' was also released
as 4th track of The Pogues album `Best of The Pogues' with Ronnie Drew
as 2nd lead vocalist.
The Dubliners' Dublin 1993 Castle Communications CLACD 337
1988 Harmac HMC 88
with Eammon Campbell bringing them up to five again. I think this
was originally released in 1988 by the Irish label, Baycourt.
I bought it.
Recorded at Windmill Studios, Dublin
Produced by Eamonn Campbell
Finnegan's Wake
Raglan Road
The Zoological Gardens
Hornpipes: The Honeysuckle; The Golden Eagle
Sez She
Three Lovely Lasses From Kimmage
Johnny Doyle
Weile Waile
Bombo Lane
The Monto
The Old Triangle
The Dublin Jack of All Trades
Dicey Reilly
Reels: Ril Gan Ainm; Sheehan's Reel; Jenny's Wedding
The Ragman's Ball
Seven Drunken Nights
Christ Church
Spanish Lady
The Rare Oul' Times
Other original tracks I have are on the `Dublin Songs'
album originally released by K-TEL in 1988. This is available in
CD as
1991 Dublin Songs Music Collection International MCCD 042
2 The Rocky Road to Dublin ... Within a Mile of Dublin
(Instrumental Medley) The Dubliners
5 Rare Ould Times
The Dubliners
14 The Auld Triangle
The Dubliners
16 Anna Liffey
The Dubliners
19 Jem
Ronnie Drew
30 Years A'Greying 1992 Baycourt RTE-CD 157-30
again with Eammon Campbell. A 2-CD set.
Jens Kilian has sent a track list of `30 Years A'Greying'.
I have since bought it.
The Dubliners 30 Years A-Greying RTE CD 157-302, 157-301
Castle Communications ESD CD 423
with Billy Connolly, De Danaan, Rory Gallagher, Hot House Flowers,
The Pogues
and
Rory Boyle, Kevin Conniffe, Keith Donald, John Drummond,
Aisling Drury Byrne, Rory Gallagher, Noel Healy, Michael Howard,
Jimmy Kelly, Charlie Lennon, JIm Leverton, Des Moore, Martin O'Connor
All tracks produced by Eamonn Campbell,
except `I'm asking your sergeant where's mine';
produced by Phil Coulter.
Executive producer John Sheahan
Engineer Tim Martin
Engineer's assistant Lorcan Keogh
All tracks recorded and mixed at Westland Studios, Dublin.
February-June 1992, except `Barley and Grape Rag' recorded at
Raezor Studios London, 30th May 1992.
Mastered at Trend Studios, Dublin.
CD 1
The Rose (with the Hot House Flowers)
Eileen Òg
Jigs: The Fisherman's Lilt/Tobin's Fancy/Peggy's Jig
The Death Of The Bear
The Galway Shawl
Jockey To The Fair
The Pool Song
Barley And Grape Rag (with Rory Gallagher)
I'm Asking You Sergeant Where's Mine (with Billy Connolly)
The Stone Outside Dan Murphy's Door
Flowers Of Normandy
Phil The Fluter's Ball
Bantry Girl's Lament
Will The Circle Be Unbroken (with Eleanor Shanley, Rory Gallagher)
The Auld Triangle (featuring Luke Kelly)
CD2
Sands Of Sudan
The Manchester Rambler
Drag That Fiddle
The Call And The Answer
Boots Of Spanish Leather (with De Dannan)
Hornpipes: The Tailor's Twist/Ryan's Hornpipe
I'll Tell Me Ma
Sweet Thames Flow Softly
Whiskey In The Jar (with The Pogues)
Deportees
Nora
Reels: Love At The Endings/The Old Bush/The Maids Of Castlebar
Liverpool Lou
What Will We Tell The Children
I'm A Man You Don't Meet Every Day
Paddy Reilly has replaced Ronnie Drew and a new album is now out.
1996 Further Along Transatlantic (Castle Communications) TRA CD 243 Paddy Reilly, John Sheahan, Seán Cannon, Barney McKenna, Eamonn Campbell with Peter Brown, Kevin Conniffe, Steve Cooney, John Drummond, Noel Healy, Jimmy Kelly, Paul Kelly, Frankie Lane, Mick O'Brien. Recorded at Westland Studios, Dublin and Park House Studios, Clonee, in January, February and March 1996. Mixed at Westland Studios, Dublin, by Tim Martin. Mastered at Trend Studios, Dublin, by Mary Kettle. Engineered by Tim Martin. Assisted by Dave Slevin and Ed Kenehan at Westland Studios and Peter Sheerin at Park House Studios. Produced by Eamonn Campbell and John Sheahan. Executive Producer Brian Hand. Step it out Mary Back in Durham Gaol Reels: (a) Sailing In (b) Alice's Reel Coming of the Road If you ever go to Dublin Town Ar Éirinn Ní Neosfainn Cé Hí Dirty Old Town Tá An Coileach Ag Fógairt An Lae St.Patrick's Cathedral The crack was ninety in the Isle of Man Song for Ireland Job of Journey work Cavan Girl Further Along Jigs: (a) Miss Zanussi (b) St.Martin's Day Working Man
1997 Alive Alive O Baycourt BAY CD 97 This is a live double CD recorded at concerts in Germany. Information sent by Wil van Leeuwen and Eddie Kelly. CD1 1.(a) Fermoy Lassies (b) Sporting Paddy 2. The Banks of the Roses 3. The Black Velvet Band 4. The Foggy Dew 5. The Town I Loved So Well 6.(a) The Showman's Fancy (b) The Wonder Hornpipe (c) The Swallow's Tail 7. The Sick Note 8. The Manchester Rambler 9.(a) The Job of Journey Work (b) The Cork Hornpipe 10.(a) The Maid Behind The Bar (b) The Boyne Hunt (c) The Shaskeen Reel (d) The Mason's Apron CD2 1. Kelly The Boy From Killane 2. The Fields Of Athenry 3. Step It Out Mary 4.(a) Chief O'Neills Hornpipe (b) Ryan's Hornpipe (c) The Mullingar Races 5. South Australia 6. Dirty Old Town 7. Among Friends (with Ceoliadh Sheehan) 8. Drag That Fiddle 9. Whiskey In The Jar 10. The Wild Rover 11. Molly Malone
2002 40 Years Baycourt BAY CD 070
The details were sent to me by Roland Birchby and it is a
mixture of compilation and new tracks to accompany their
farewell tour in which the current Dubliners, with Ronnie Drew
and Jim McCann, are taking part. All Dubliners seem to have
a track on the CD which is distributed by Celtic Collections Ltd.,
30-32 Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Dublin 2, Ireland, whose website
is www.celtic-collections.com
1. Don't Give Up 'Til It's Over (Ronnie - 2002)
2. Lord of the Dance (Jim - 2002)
3. Dancing at Whitsun (Paddy -2002 )
4. When the Boys come rolling home (Sean - 2002)
5. Raglan Road (Luke - 1983)
6.(a) Rocky Road to Dublin (b) Within a mile of Dublin
(Barney and John - 1988)
7. The Last Thing on my Mind (Paddy - 2002)
8. Grace (Jim - 2002)
9. Preab San Ol (Luke and Cioran - 1963)
10.(a) Plains of Boyle (b) Sheaf of Wheat
(Barney and John - 2002)
11. Seven Drunken Nights (Ronnie - 1968)
12. The Kerry Recruit (Bob - 1964)
13. The Town I loved so well (Luke - 1973)
14.(a) Gerry Cronin's Reel (b) Denis Langton's Reel (John - 2002)
15. Carrickfergus (Jim - 2002)
16. Viva La Quinta Brigada (Ronnie - 2002)
17. All For Me Grog (Cioran - 1968)
18. Marino Casino (John and Eamonn - 2002)
19. Scorn Not His Simplicity (Paddy - 2002)
20. The Irish Rover (The Dubliners and The Pogues - 1987)
2002 The Dubliners 40 Years: Live from the Gaiety Celtic Collections CCCD 290
The Dubliners on this album are Ronnie Drew, Barney McKenna, John Sheahan, Jim McCann,
Sean Cannon, Eamonn Campbell, Paddy Reilly.
Produced by David Donaghy
Sound Engineer Brian Nartey
CD1
1. The Black Velvet Band
2. The Foggy Dew
3. The Banks of The Roses
4. Carrickfergus
5. McAlpine's Fusiliers
6. Seven Drunken Nights
7. Don't Give Up 'Til It's Over
8. South Australia
9. Dublin In The Rare Old Times
42:10 minutes
CD2
1. Whiskey In The Jar
2. Grace
3. (a) The Showman's Fancy
(b) The Wonder Hornpipe
(c) The Swallow's Tail
4. The Wild Rover
5. Raglan Road
6. Roisin The Bow
7. The Fields of Athenry
8. (a) Marino Casino
(b) Gerry Cronins Reel
(c) Denis Langtons Reel
(d) The Irish Washerwoman
9. Dirty Old Town
10. The Irish Rover
11. Molly Malone
50:06 minutes
Catherine McCauliff has created a Paddy Reilly homepage.
It disappeared but I hope it returns.Sadly Ronnie Drew died 16 August 2008. Here is his Wikipedia page... Ronnie Drew