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The Dubliners
The Dubliners were the folk group in Ireland who helped put Irish ballads at the heart of the Sixties folk revival. They were founded in 1962 by vocalists Luke Kelly and Ronnie Drew, Barney McKenna (banjo, mandolin and melodeon) and Aaran Bourke (guitar, tin whistle). There have been many changes to the lineup - the most lasting the addition of John Sheehan (fiddle). Their most famous song Seven Drunken Nights combining humor and great music epitomizes the bands unique contribution to Irish culture. A mark of their lasting impact was their collaboration with the Irish punk legends The Pogues on the song The Irish Rover.
The Dubliners titles on CD and DVD:
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The Best of The Dubliners 2006 collection release features 11 of The Dubliners' finest songs, including favorites such as The Town I Loved So Well, Raglan Road, Seven Drunken Nights and The Ould Triangle. |
ER 15112 CD $16 |
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Dublin - DVD A guided tour of Dublin by Ronnie Drew recounts the career of The Dubliners with little-known facts and anecdotes. Includes 11 of their best songs. Read the review |
CA DVD 101 DVD $20 |
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The Ultimate Collection - The Dubliners 2005 collection release includes 25 of The Dubliners' best songs, including favorites such as Black Velvet Band, The Wild Rover and Whiskey in The Jar. |
RCA 84611 CD $16 |
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Prodigal Sons 2002 collection of The Dubliners features Ronnie Drew's vocals on 3 tracks. Read the review |
DUB 743 CD $16 |
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Seven Drunken Nights 2004 collection of The Dubliners features Luke Kelly's vocals on 3 tracks. Read the review |
DUB 745 CD $16 |
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The Best of The Dubliners 2003 collection of The Dubliners favorites. 1998 release. |
TRA 2119 CD $16 |
Related Irish music artists: Luke Kelly
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LUKE KELLY with THE DUBLINERS Luke Kelly - The Collection New remastered collection of 36 Luke Kelly classic recordings, many of theThe Dubliners' best. |
CHC 1041 Double-CD $20 |