The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem

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  • irish
  • folk
  • irish folk
  • celtic
  • traditional
Irish folk music singing group, most popular in the 1960s, who are often credited with popularizing Irish traditional music in the United States. The four were primarily vocalists, though Makem was an accomplished banjo and tin whistle player, and Liam played guitar. Pat would sometimes play harmonica. Nevertheless, they often were accompanied by other musicians (notably Pete Seeger on several occasions). They began playing at small clubs in Greenwich Village, but as their popularity grew so did their venues.

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Songs

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    (Down by the Glenn) The Bold Fenian Men

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    A Big Ship's Sailing

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    A Jug of Punch

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    A Man of Double Deed

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    A Nation Once Again

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    Ain't It Grand Boys

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    All Along

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    All Around the Lonely O

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    All for Me Grog

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    All for My Grog

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    American Medley

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    Amhran Dochais

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    An Poc Ar Buile

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    As I Roved Out

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    Ballinderry

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    Banks of Sicily

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    Beggerman

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    Blackwater's Side

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    Blood Red Roses

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    Blow Ye Winds

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    Bold O'Donahue

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    Bold Tenant Farmer

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    Bold Thady Quill

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    Bonny Charlie

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    Boulavogue

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    Bouvalogue

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    Boys From County Cork

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    Brennan on the Moor

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    Brennon on the Moor

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    Bungle Rye

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    Carol of the Birds

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    Carrickfergus

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    Children's Medley

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    Cockies of Bungaree

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    Cockies of Bungaree (live)

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    Come by the Hills

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    Congo River

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    Courtin' in the Kitchen

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    Courting in the Kitchen

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    Cruiscin Lan

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    Cruisein Lan

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    Dance to Your Daddy

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    Dowdling

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    Drumin Donn Dilis

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    Eammon an Chnuic

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    Eamonn an Chniuic

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    Éamonn An Chnoic

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    Eamonn an Chnuic

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    Early Morning Rain

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    Easy and Slow


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