My soundtrack for St. Patty's Day

Sure an' begorrah, here 'tis:

Bing Crosby - "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling"
Van Morrison/The Band - "Tu-Ra Lu-Ra Lu-Ral (Irish Lullaby)"
Van Morrison/The Chieftains - "Irish Heartbeat"
Dick Haymes - "How Are Things In Glocca Mora?"
The Dublin Pub Singers - "Galway Bay"
John McCormack - "Rose Of Tralee"
Kenneth Alwyn/Dublin Screen Orchestra - "Main Title" and "The Fight" (from The Quiet Man)
James Galway - "I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen"
The Clancy Brothers - "Irish Rover"
Glenn Miller- "Danny Boy"
John Lennon - "Luck Of The Irish"
Wings - "Give Ireland Back To The Irish"

 

And how about an album with a little of everything - Fisherman's Blues by The Waterboys

 

I have only heard it once at a friends. It is suppost to contain tracks recorded during the FB sessions, but, I don't remember having the same feel. I have been meaning to pick this up, maybe today is the day.

 

Let me add:

Van Morrison and The Chieftains - 'I'll Tell My Ma'
The Dubliners - 'I'll Tell My Ma'
The Dubliners - 'Peggy Lettermore'
Tommy Makem - 'The Irish Rover'
Sinead O'Connor - 'I Am Stretched on Your Grave'
Van Morrison and The Chieftains - 'Carrickfergus'

 

Eric Clapton did a nice version of "Danny Boy." I think it's the b-side of the "Change the World" CD single.

 

All great choices!

I brought only one St. Patrick's Day CD with me to work today, and so far it's the only one I've needed :

Christy Moore, Prosperous.

One for the ages, that one.

And a happy wearin' o' the green to all a yahs.