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1. Beer, Beer, Beer
2. Black Velvet Band
3. Seven Drunken Nights
4. The Holy Ground
5. Lily the Pink
6. Old Dun Cow (MacIntyre!)
7. The Orange and The Green
8. Come Out Ye Black and Tans
9. Rattlin' Bog
10. Johnny at the Door
11. Finnegan's Wake
12. Johnny Jump Up
13. Whiskey in the Jar
14. Wild Rover
15. A Begging I Will Go
16. Health to the Company

 

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"If you’ve ever dreamed of walking into a pub like you’d picture came out of the Quiet Man then this is the cd for you. Marc and Andrew have put together another awesome cd of tunes that make you want to head down to the local pub and lift a pint. This is one cd that always helps put me in a better mood and keeps me chuckling along. Each song, whether a traditional drinking song or not manages to extol the virtues and dangers of booze. The song choices capture the joviality that you’re not likely to find outside of a darkened bar."
--Leeza

"This CD is absolutely wonderful, particularly for those with a love of irish and celtic classics, as well as those fans of drinking in general. The tunes are quite catching and really stick in your head. I challenge anyone to listen to this and not start bouncing and singing along. I've tested this theory on innocent visitors to my home, it's true. Every person I've gotten to listen has enjoyed it thoroughly. But just so you don't think I'm some fanboy that couldn't say anything bad... While most every song is quite wonderful, sometimes they don't flow too well into each other. It kind of knocks me out of my groove to go from "Beer Beer Beer" on to the "Black Velvet Band." And a few don't really seem to fit the "theme." Like "A Begging I Will Go." Seems out of place surrounded by "Wild Rover," and "Health to the Company." However, that does not mean that the song is not great, just simply that it doesn't quite fit with all of the others. This would be my biggest problem. All in all, a must own, a stronger CD overall than most any I've encountered."
--Benjamin Lunn

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