Vinyl Album - Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band - Ceili Time In Ireland - Shamrock

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band
Title:	Ceili Time In Ireland
Label:	Shamrock
Country:	Ireland
Catalogue:	HARP 6
Date:	1971
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band	Reels: First House In Connaught / Miss Monaghan	Traditional	Rate
A2	Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band	Reels: Cooley's Reel / Bonnie Kate	Traditional	Rate
A3	Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band	Reels: Peter Street / High Level	Traditional	Rate
A4	Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band	Reels: Dowd's #9 / Sally Gardens	Traditional	Rate
A5	Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band	Double Jigs: The Priest In His Boots / Out With The Boys	Traditional	Rate
A6	Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band	Hornpipes: The Rights Of Man / The Showman's Fancy	Traditional	Rate
B1	Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band	Jigs: The Frost Is All Over / Haste To The Wedding	Traditional	Rate
B2	Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band	Jigs: Tell Her I Am And Fasten The Leg On Her	Traditional	Rate
B3	Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band	Set Dance: St. Patrick's Day / The 3 Captains	Traditional	Rate
B4	Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band	Set Dance: The Blackbird	Traditional	Rate
B5	Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band	Set Dance: Garden Of Daisies	Traditional	Rate
B6	Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band	Hornpipes: The Quarrelsome Piper / The Liverpool Hornpipe	Traditional	Rate
B7	Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band	Jigs: Irish Washerwoman	Traditional	Rate

Notes

Produced by Shamrock Souvenir Record Company Ltd. 48, Dublin Street, Monaghan, Ireland. Tel. 334

First issue on Shamrock seems to have credited the band as "Jack Barrett Ceili Band" but later issues correct the error and return to the correct "Jack Barrett And His Irish Dance Band" which was the name used on the US issue.

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