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The Dubliners The Dubliner's Dublin mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Folk, World, & Country Album: The Dubliner's Dublin Country: Ireland Released: 1988 Style: Folk MP3 version RAR size: 1970 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1784 mb WMA version RAR size: 1210 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 647 Other Formats: AU XM VQF APE MPC DTS AUD Tracklist Hide Credits A1 Finnegan's Wake 2:21 Raglan Road A2 5:35 Arranged By – The DublinersWords By – P. Kavanagh* A3 Zoological Gardens 2:27 Hornpipes (2:53) A4a The Honeysuckle A4b The Golden Eagle Sez She A5 2:47 Words By – Percy French A6 Three Lovely Lassies From Kimmage 2:45 A7 Johnny Doyle 5:45 A8 Weile Waile 2:17 A9 Bombo Lane 0:15 The Monto A10 2:57 Written-By – George D. Hodnett* The Old Triangle B1 2:04 Written By – Brendan Behan B2 The Dublin Jack Of All Trades 4:00 B3 Dicey Reilly 2:32 Reels (3:32) B4a Ril Gan Ainm B4b Sheehan's Reel B4c Jenny's Wedding B5 The Ragman's Ball 1:53 B6 Seven Drunken Nights 3:07 Christ Church Arranged By – Eamonn CampbellBouzouki – Michael HowardClassical Guitar – B7 2:15 Michael HowardDouble Bass – John DrummondOrchestrated By – Michael HealyWritten-By – John Sheehan* B8 Spanish Lady 2:18 The Rare Oul' Times B9 4:36 Written-By – Pete St. John Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Harmac Published By – Harmac Recorded At – Windmill Lane Studios Credits Arranged By – The Dubliners Banjo – Barney MacKenna Concertina – John Sheehan* Design – Stephen Averill* Engineer – Bill Sommerville, Large Begley, Philip Begley Engineer [Engineers' Assistant] – Ciaran Byrne*, John Grimes Executive Producer – John Sheehan* Fiddle – John Sheehan* Guitar – Eamonn Campbell, Ronnie Drew, Sean Cannon Mandolin – Barney MacKenna, Eamonn Campbell Photography – Amelia Stein Producer – Eamonn Campbell Vocals – Ronnie Drew, Sean Cannon Whistle – John Sheehan* Notes Issued in white shell - Harmac Music Ltd, 145c Slaney Close, Dublin Industrial Estate, Glasnevin, Dublin11 Recorded at Windmill Studios, Dublin Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Dubliner's Dublin (LP, HM 88 The Dubliners Harmac HM 88 Ireland 1988 Album) 841 581-2 The Dubliners Dublin (CD, Album) Polydor 841 581-2 Europe 1989 HMCD 88 The Dubliners The Dubliner's Dublin (CD) Harmac HMCD 88 Ireland 1988 The Dubliner's Dublin (CD, CLACD 337 The Dubliners Castle Classics CLACD 337 Europe 1993 Album, RE) The Dubliner's Dublin (LP, ESSLP 004 The Dubliners Essential ESSLP 004 UK 1989 Album) Related Music albums to The Dubliner's Dublin by The Dubliners The Dubliners - With Love From...The Dubliners The Dubliners - The Triple Album Collection The Dubliners - Star Gold The Dubliners - The Very Best Of The Dubliners Live The Dubliners - Celtic Collections: The Ultimate Irish Folk Album The Tulla Ceili Band - The Tulla Ceili Band Various - The Rocky Road To Dublin The Best Of Irish Folk The Dubliners - Whiskey In The Jar Dublin City Ramblers - An End To It Someday Dubliners - Live.

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