Vinyl Album - The Johnstons - The Johnstons - Transatlantic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Johnstons
Title:	The Johnstons
Label:	Transatlantic
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	TRA 169
Date:	1968
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Johnstons	They'll Never Get Their Man	Trad Arr Johnston, Moloney, Brady, Corcoran	Rate
A2	The Johnstons	The Tunnel Tigers	MacColl	Rate
A3	The Johnstons	'Fhir A' Bata	Trad Arr Johnston, Moloney, Brady	Rate
A4	The Johnstons	O'Carolan's Concerto	Trad Arr Johnston, Moloney, Brady	Rate
A5	The Johnstons	The Lark In The Morning	Trad Arr Johnston, Moloney, Brady, Corcoran	Rate
A6	The Johnstons	The Whistling Thief	Trad Arr Johnston, Moloney, Brady, Corcoran	Rate
A7	The Johnstons	The Rounding Of Cape Horn	Trad Arr Johnston, Moloney, Brady	Rate
B1	The Johnstons	Dublin Jack Of All Trades	Colin O'Cochlainn	Rate
B2	The Johnstons	Apprentice Song	I. Campbell	Rate
B3	The Johnstons	Caillerch An Airgid	Trad Arr Johnston, Moloney, Brady	Rate
B4	The Johnstons	Reels: Hand Me Down The Tackle And Jenny's Welcome To Charlie	Trad Arr Johnston, Moloney, Brady	Rate
B5	The Johnstons	The Rambler From Clare		Rate
B6	The Johnstons	The Lambs On The Green Hills	Coln O'Cochlainn	Rate
B7	The Johnstons	The Frog's Wedding	Trad Arr Corcoran, Johnston, Moloney, Brady	Rate

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Comments and Reviews


Cúlabúla 18th Dec 2020		And the misspelling “caillerch” has persisted right into the CD age (and on all samplers). cailleach



Fokeman 9th May 2020		Colin O'Cochlainn ROFL Colm Ó Lochlainn The name of the composer is actually Trad.! Colm (not Colin!) O'Lochlainn published a book of songs and had it printed by The Three Candles press (his own publisher) in Dublin in 1939. "Dublin Street Ballads" and he even published another volume of the same in 1965. He never claimed to have written the ballads but he "Collected" them or at least gathered them all together and put them in the book(s). It doesn't deserve a composer credit at all. But since you are attempting to credit him, at least get halfway near actually writing his name correctly! Tsk, tsk. ;-)

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