Millennium Celebration Album

Men Behind the Wire

“Blaggards’ debut Standards (NFA) is aptly named yet downplays their wonderfully exuberant, irreverent approach to well-known tunes such as “Foggy Dew” and “Rocky Road to Dublin.” Thoroughly irresistible, the Houston quartet joins the ranks of kilt-wearing, ass-kicking Irish rockers willing to cross genres to get their point across, as on the fiddle-driven medley of “Folsom Prison Blues” and ever-moving “Fields of Athenry.” Ten tunes leave the listener dying for more, like a pint of Guinness that’s been shorted with too much foam.” MARGARET MOSER for the Austin Chronicle

Rocky Road To Dublin

Edited version featuring brief silence at the end. Other versions have a jump-cut at the end of the song - this tries to fill that so it sounds more complete.

Pardon Me for Smiling

The Irish Brigade - Man From The Daily Mail

Mr. Music

Calcutta

East Bound And Down - Mustash (Jerry Reed Cover)

I was asked to write ( as a bet ) something that would make you smile and without words

JAUNTY WALK ( With a swagger )

O Ro Se Do Bheatha Bhaile

Karaoke Hits 1979, Vol. 2

Bat Out of Hell (Shortened Version) [Originally Performed By Meatloaf] [Full Vocal Version]

youtube.com/watch?v=KP6oWExnoRQ

Rebel Song - F**k the British Army

The Irish Brigade - My Little Armalite

99 red Balloons

Calcutta

Lawrence Welk

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