The Abbey Tavern Singers - The Rafters Ring At The Abbey Tavern mp3 album

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A1-1	–Joe O'Leary, Bill Power , P. J. Dowries, Seamus Gallagher	The Lark In The Morning Banjo, Mandolin – P. J. DowriesFiddle – Bill Power , Joe O'LearySpoons – Seamus Gallagher
A1-2	–Joe O'Leary, Bill Power , P. J. Dowries, Seamus Gallagher	The Knights Of St. Patrick Banjo, Mandolin – P. J. DowriesFiddle – Bill Power , Joe O'LearySpoons – Seamus Gallagher
A2	–Jesse Owens And Anne Byrne	Buachaill O'n Eirne Vocals – Anne Byrne, Jesse Owens
A3	–The Ludlow Trio	Ballinure Ballad Guitar – Sean LoughranGuitar, Banjo – Paddy RocheVocals – Margaret O'Brien
A4	–The Ludlow Trio	The Croppy Boy Guitar – Sean LoughranGuitar, Banjo – Paddy RocheVocals – Margaret O'Brien
A5	–Jesse Owens And Anne Byrne	The Connemara Cradle Song Vocals – Anne Byrne, Jesse Owens
A6	–Joe O'Leary, Bill Power	Slieve Na mBan Fiddle – Bill Power , Joe O'Leary
A7	–Jesse Owens And Anne Byrne	The Beggar Man Vocals – Anne Byrne, Jesse Owens
B1	–The Ludlow Trio	The Singing Bird Guitar – Sean LoughranGuitar, Banjo – Paddy RocheVocals – Margaret O'Brien
B2	–Jesse Owens	General Munroe Vocals – Jesse Owens
B3	–Joe O'Leary, Bill Power , P. J. Downes	The Donegal Reel And Sligo Maid Banjo, Mandolin – P. J. DownesFiddle – Bill Power , Joe O'Leary
B4	–Jesse Owens And Anne Byrne	Gra Mo Chroi Vocals – Anne Byrne, Jesse Owens
B5	–Al O'Donnell	The Verdent Braes Of Screen Vocals – Al O'Donnell
B6	–Jesse Owens And Anne Byrne	Buachaillin Dhoun Vocals – Anne Byrne, Jesse Owens
B7	–Louis Mooney And The Islanders	The Men Of The West Banjo – Owen O'SullivanGuitar – Louis Mooney, Richard SeaverTin Whistle – Charlie Murray

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• Distributed By – Pye Records (Sales) Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – Pye Records Ltd.
• Printed By – Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd.

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• Producer – Eamonn Andrews Studios Ltd.*

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THE ABBEY TAVERN
Like a giant blue whale, the great promontory of Howth Head basks at the entrance to Dublin Bay. In the curl of its tail, just a few miles from Dublin, there nestles a little fishing village, watched by the island called Ireland's Eye. This is the village of Howth. Beside the ancient ruins of its abbey stands the Abbey Tavern. Inside-an Irish welcome as warm as a friendly handshake, a tasty supper… a sup to drink…and music and singing with the fragrance of peat about it and the taste of truth in it.

If you know the Irish, the warmth of the welcome, the fine food and drink, are probably just as you expected. The singing may surprise you. In a simple setting a handful of singers make the rafters ring with ballads grave and ballads gay, verses sly and verses simple, songs quiet and songs stirring. It makes a memorable evening.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
NPL 18127	The Abbey Tavern Singers	The Rafters Ring At The Abbey Tavern ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Pye Records	NPL 18127	UK	1965
NPL 18127	The Abbey Tavern Singers	The Rafters Ring At The Abbey Tavern ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Pye Records	NPL 18127	UK	1965
NPL 30089	The Abbey Tavern Singers	The Rafters Ring ‎(LP, Album)	Pye Records	NPL 30089	Canada	1965