Year of release 2013

Songs 26

Album time 01:19:24

Genre list Rock, Punk Rock

1
On My Way To Tara
 
5:03
2
Twa Recruitin' Sergeants
 
4:19
3
Incident At Puck Fair
 
4:06
4
And A Bang On The Ear
 
9:13
5
Mr Customs Man
 
2:50
6
Strange Boat (Acoustic)
 
2:34
7
Spring Comes To Spiddal
 
1:18
8
In Search Of A Rose (Band)
feat The Band
3:35
9
The Stolen Child (Piano Demo)
 
1:04
10
When Will We Be Married
 
2:58
11
In Search Of A Rose (Duo)
feat THE DUO
1:38
12
The Good Ship Sirius (Set Of Jigs)
 
2:42
13
This Land Is Your Land
 
4:27
14
Jimmy Hickey's Waltz
 
2:05
15
Live Aid And After
 
1:00
16
Carolan's Welcome
 
2:49
17
When Ye Go Away
 
3:42
18
When Ye Go Away (Frankie's Fiddle)
 
0:49
19
Has Anybody Here Seen Hank
 
3:16
20
The Stolen Child (Vocal Demo)
 
0:52
21
Dunford's Fancy
 
1:02
22
The Stolen Child
 
6:50
23
Pictish National Anthem (Comati)
 
1:02
24
Bo Diddley Was A Caveman
 
1:39
25
The Last Jam
 
4:41
26
Buckets Of Rain
 
4:01

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