Irish Rovers, The - The Life Of The Rover download mp3 flac

Tracklist

A1	Fifi O'Toole Performer [Solo By] – Jim FergusonWritten-By – Pat Garvey , Victoria Garvey	2:19
A2	Pleasant And Delightful Arranged By, Adapted By – Will MillarPerformer [Solo By] – Jim Ferguson	2:46
A3	Orange Nickelodeon Performer [Solo By] – George Millar, Will MillarWritten-By – Pat Garvey , Victoria Garvey	3:14
A4	King Of The Fairies Arranged By, Adapted By – Will MillarInstrumentation By – George Millar, Joe Millar, Wilcil McDowell, Will MillarVocals – Will Millar	2:30
A5	Molecatcher Arranged By [Arr.], Adapted By – Will MillarPerformer [Solo By] – Jim Ferguson	1:56
A6	Winkin, Blinkin And Nod Performer [Solo By] – Will MillarWritten-By – E. Fields, L. Simon	2:45
B1	Sullivan's John Performer [Solo By] – George Millar, Will MillarWritten-By – Pecker Dunne	2:44
B2	Bunclody Cuckoo Arranged By, Adapted By – Will MillarPerformer [Solo By] – Joe Millar	3:18
B3	Sam Hall Arranged By, Adapted By – Allan Performer [Solo By] – George MillarWritten-By – Traditional	3:18
B4	Banks Of Newfoundland Arranged By, Adapted By – Will Millar	3:20
B5	The Life Of The Rover Written-By – E. McColl	2:21

Credits

• Design [Album Cover Art] – Alex Steinweiss
• Engineer [Eng.] – Terry D. Brown
• Producer – Charles Bud Dant

Notes

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Sleeve notes:

Diodorus, in the first century B.C., was describing the Celts of Gaul in his history of the world.
"In conversation they use many words and speak in riddles, for the most part hinting at things and leaving a great deal to be understood. They frequently exaggerate with the aim of extolling themselfes and diminishing the status of others. They are boasters and threateners and given to bombastic self-dramatization, and yet they are quick of mind with good, natural ability for learning and take great pleasure in merrymaking and hospitality."
"The Life Of The Rover" puts us in contact with these "Celts" all over the world. Be it in Sydney, Australia, or Kirkland Lake, Ontario, they "take great pleasure in merrymaking and hospitality." The five of us are a privileged lot in being able to share a few jars with the lot of you - may ye be half an hour in heaven before the devil knows you're dead!
Oh, by the way, it took Irish monks donkey's-years to do the abstract type of art used in "The Book of Kells." We couldn't find an Irish monk to do our album cover art but we're lucky to have Alex Steinweiss fill in for us.

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• Matrix / Runout (A-Side): MG-12198-1B
• Matrix / Runout (B-Side): MG-12199-1B