boondock saints irish celtic the hills of ireland

Boondock saints - irish celtic - the hills of ireland

Cover of an old folk tune called "Rye Whiskey"

Rye Whiskey

WILD ROVER

"The Wild Rover" is one of the most widely performed Irish songs, although its exact origins are unknown.


The Wild Rover

Ewan MacColl's classic folk song; originally written about Salford, Greater Manchester, England, the town where MacColl was born and brought up. It was originally composed for an interlude to cover an awkward scene change in his 1949 play Landscape with Chimneys, set in a North of England industrial town, but with the growing popularity of folk music the song became a standard.

Dirty Old Town

Derina Harvey solo; a one-take, unedited version of Barney Rushe's classic  song

Nancy Spain

A few tracks from an older album release 'Suck 'Em And Sea'.
Every track was recorded A Capella and saw us all finding our voices!

Enjoy a blast from the past

Sloop John B

02 Lay Down Lay Low - The Steel Wheels

Reels

Me and Julio Down by the School Yard

The Fisherman's Friends are an 8-piece shanty band from Cornwall who have delighted audiences for over 25 years.
There's no gang leader, no choir master and no holds barred in the singing of The Fisherman's Friends..... and fisherman's friends they truly are.
Their success has taken the musical buoys to the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury Festival, The Royal Albert Hall and countless festivals and venues across the UK and Europe.
If saucy, bawdy, fruity, foot-stomping songs of the sea are your thing then the Fisherman's Friends are the group for you.
Current Members are:
Jon Cleave
John McDonnell
Jason Nicholas
Billy Hawkins
John Lethbridge
Toby Lobb
John Brown
Jeremy Brown