Sons Of Erin - GEST Songs Of Newfoundland And Labrador

Sons Of Erin Listings (V)=video

A Nation Once Again ~ Thomas O. Davis (V)
The Barley Mow ~ Traditional (V)
Barrett's Privateers ~ Stan Rogers (V)
Butcher Boy ~ Traditional (V)
Campbeltown Loch ~ Traditional (V)
Cathleen ~ Thomas B. Westendorf (V)
Come Away Bonnie Lad ~ Traditional (V)
Connemara Cradle Song ~ Delia Murphy (V)
Digs In Birmingham ~ Traditional (V)
Dirty Old Town ~ Ewan MacColl (V)
Farewell To Nova Scotia ~ Traditional (V)
Four Green Fields ~ Tommy Makem (V)
Four Strong Winds ~ Ian Tyson (V)
Home Boys Home ~ Traditional (V)
I Never Will Marry ~ Traditional
The Irish Rover ~ Traditional (V)
Matty Groves ~ Traditional (V)
McAlpine's Fusiliers ~ Dominic Behan (V)
Molly Bawn ~ John K Casey (V)
On The One Road ~ Francis O'Donovan (V)
Red Haired Mary ~ Sean McCarthy (V)
Secret Of The Leprechaun ~ Traditional (V)
Sonny's Dream ~ Ron Hynes (V)
Streets Of London ~ Ralph McTell (V)
Sullivan's John ~ Pecker Dunne (V)
The Town I Love So Well ~ Phil Coulter (V)
Up The Kingdom ~ Traditional (V)
Whisky On A Sunday ~ Glyn Hughes (V)
Yarmouth Town ~ Traditional (V)

Biographical Notes

It is said the Sons of Erin have been Newfoundland's darlings since 1969. Ralph O'Brien is the only original member left in the band, which was formed in 1967, but it hasn't missed a beat since its inception. The band is the house band at Erin's Pub in St. John's, has never been in hiatus, and has never seen a time when the band wasn't playing.