1. The Green Groves ; The Flowers Of Red Hill (Reels)
2. One Stary Night
3. The First House In Connaugh ; The Coppers Plate (Reels)
4. Rinne Me Smaointeadh Im Intinn
5. The Virgin Mary (Jig)              play
6. Ta Mo Chmeamnnas Deanta
7. The Banks Of Claudy
8. Lucy Campbell (Reel)               play
9. The Red Knickers
10. The Widows Lament (Air)
11. Once I Had A True Love


Triona Ni Dhomnaill - keyboards, vocals
Matt Mollooy - flute
Tommpy Peoples - fiddle
Peter Browne - uileann pipes
Liam Weldon - vocals, bodhran

This is a rare recording from 1973 post Skara Brae and pre Bothy Band. It was recorded and released in France as "Irish Folk Songs".

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CD1:
01 – Wall Of Folk
02 – P Stands For Paddy
03 – Country Of Plenty
04 – Fields Of GreenNie zu spat
05 – Victor And His Demons
06 – Irish Rover
07 – Scolding Wife
08 – Greens And Fellows
09 – Lost To The Moon
10 – Tam Lin						play
11 – Walking High
12 – Milk The Damn Cash Cow
13 – Hangman’s Lullaby
14 – Dirty Old Town

CD2:
01 – Jump
02 – I Quit
03 – I’ll Tell Me Ma				play
04 – Yindy
05 – Fields of Green
06 – Little Monsters
07 – Scolding Wife Reprise

Fiddler's Green were formed in 1990 in Erlanger and were major players in Germany's folk-rock renaissance of the early and mid '90s. They perform a balance of traditional Irish songs and original compositions in a style sometimes reminiscent of the Pogues and Oysterband but they also add twists of ska and nods to Johnny Cash and Tom Waits. They helped spawn many comparable German bands like Tapsi Turtles, Paddy Whack and In Search of a Rose.

Their first three albums Fiddler's Green, (1992) Black Sheep (1993) and King Shepherd (1995) were quite consistent Celtic rock collections featuring exceptional playing by fiddler Tobias Rempe and accordionist Stefan Klug coupled with Peter Pathos' nifty original songs and intricate vocal harmonies. On and On (1997) was their first major label release and also marked the beginning signs of a more rock oriented sound for Fiddler's Green. Jim Crichton (Saga) was employed to produce Spin Around(1998) which cemented their sound transformation despite the inclusion of three traditional songs. --- Dave Sleger, All Music Guide

Wizja śmierci na morzu, bez obrządku kościelnego, czyli droga wprost do piekła, nie dawały marynarzom spokoju. Trzeba było zatem zwrócić się do władz kościelnych, aby w jakiś sposób naprawić tę sytuację. Kościół uznał, że obiekcje marynarzy co do czekającej ich przyszłości w zaświatach są w pewnym stopniu słuszne, ponieważ niemożliwością jest udzielenie ostatniego namaszczenia tonącemu człowiekowi na wzburzonym morzu, a zatem jego dusza nie może iść do nieba lub czyśćca.

Chcąc jednak dać marynarzom jakiś promyk nadziei, wydzielono specjalne miejsce przeznaczone na pociechę dla dusz ludzi, którzy zginęli na morzu. Miejsce to nazwano locus fidelis in gremia (locus - miejsce, fidelis - wierny, gremium - łono wnętrza), co można było przetłumaczyć jako "miejsce dla głęboko wierzących". Tego rodzaju zabezpieczenie duchowe zostało niewątpliwie przyjęte z wdzięcznością przez brać żeglarską, lecz nazwa fidelis gremia to za dużo jak na możliwości ówczesnego słownika marynarskiego. Żeglarze angielscy zniekształcili więc tę nazwę na Fiddler's Green (fiddler - skrzypek, green - zielony, zieleń, błonia), czyli "kraina szczęśliwości".

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CD 1 

1. The Irish Rover (Dublin City Ramblers) 
2. Star Of The County Down (Fait Isle Folk) 
3. The Fields Of Athenry (Paddy Reilly) 
4. A Place In The Choir (Barleycorn) 
5. I'm A Rover (Wolfe Tones) 
6. Bold O'Donoghue (Patsy Watchorn) 
7. Molly Malone (Dublin City Ramblers) 
8. The Rooster (Fair Isle Folk) 
9. Catch Me If You Can (Chris Bell) 
10. Staten Island (Johnny McEvoy) 
11. Four Green Fields (Dublin City Ramblers) 
12. Danny Boy (Sean Dunphy) 				play
13. Westering Home (Fiddlers Green) 
14. Dirty Old Town (Dublin City Ramblers) 
15. Tripping Up The Stairs (Jollybeggarmen) 
16. Carrickfergus (Barleycorn) 
17. The Charladies Ball (The Black Family) 

CD 2 

1. The Craic Was 90 In The Isle Of Man (Paddy Reilly) 
2. The Gentleman Soldier (Luke Kelly) (The Dubliners) 
3. The Water Is Wide (Fair Isle Folk) 
4. The Black Velvet Band (Ronnie Drew) 
5. Black Gold (Jollybeggarmen) 
6. Grace (Barleycorn) 
7. The Rare Old Mountain Dew (Dublinia) 	play
8. Enniskillen Fusiliers (Wolfe Tones) 
9. Chandelier Shop (Jollybeggarmen) 
10. Raglan Road (Fair Isle Folk) 
11. Muirsheen Durkin (Johnny McEvoy) 
12. Clare To Here (Jim McCann) 
13. Liverpool Lou (Dublin City Ramblers) 
14. Golden Jubilee (Chris Ball) 
15. The Offaly Rover (Brian McCornick) 
16. Righ All Right (Fair Isle Folk) 
17. Rare Ould Times (Patsy Watchorn) 

CD 3 

1. The Wild Rover (Dublin City Ramblers) 
2. What A Time (Black Brothers) 
3. The Leaving Of Liverpool (Patsy Watchorn) 
4. Whiskey In The Jar (Dublinia) 
5. The Pub With No Beer (Dublin City Ramblers) 
6. Spancil Hill (Paddy Reilly) 
7. The Banks Of The Ohio (Wolfe Tones) 
8. Only Our Rivers (Paddy Reilly) 
9. The Craic;The Porter Black (Dublin City Ramblers) 
10. The Rose Of Allendale (Barleycorn) 				play
11. Easy;Slow (Ronnie Drew) 
12. Home Boys Home (Patsy Watchorn) 
13. Come Back Daddy Reilly (Derek McCormick) 
14. On The Banks Of The Roses (Jollybeggarmen) 
15. The Hills Of Connemara (Fiddlers Green) 
16. Pub Songs Medley (Dublin City Ramblers)

I used this bottle opener for about a week before the entire insides came out with the bottle cap. I might have gotten the only defective one. ---Fedora

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01 - Galways races - Paddy Reilly 
02 - Come to the bower - Wolfe Tones 
03 - Sam Hall - Dubliners 
04 - Cliffs of dooneen - Johnny McEvoy 
05 - Donegal Danny - The Barleycorn 
06 - Annachie Gordon - Mary Black 
07 - Mary from Dungloe - Emmet Spiceland 
08 - Whiskey in the jar - Dublin City Ramblers                play
09 - Salonika - Dublin City Ramblers 
10 - Spanish lady - Johnny McEvoy 
11 - I live not where I love - Furey Brothers & Dary Arthur 
12 - The band played waltzing Matilda - Ronnie Drew 
13 - Arthur McBride - Paddy Reilly 
14 - Four strong winds - Wolfe Tones 
15 - Fiddlers green - The Buskers                             play
16 - Rare ould times - Jim McCann

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CD 1

01 - A Nation Once Again
02 - Deportees
03 - The Men Behind The Wire
04 - The Foggy Dew
05 - Come To The Bower
06 - The Rights Of Man
07 - Sean South Of Garryowen
08 - The Dying Rebel                  play
09 - Up The Border
10 - The Tri Coloured Ribbon
11 - Come All Ye Drunken Sailors
12 - Admiral William Brown
13 - Treat Me Daughter Kindly
14 - The Old Maid
15 - Wrap The Green Flag Round Me
16 - The Gay Galtee Mountains
17 - The Rising Of The Moon

CD 2

01 - Some Say The Devil Is Dead
02 - Down By The Liffeyside
03 - The Broad Black Brimmer
04 - The Teddy Bear's Head
05 - Banna Strand
06 - Ireland Boys Hurrah                play
07 - The Man From Mullingar
08 - The Bold Fenian Men
09 - The Valley Of Knockanure
10 - Follow Me Up To Carlow
11 - I Still Miss Someone
12 - Raynard The Fox
13 - Old Skibbereen
14 - Goodbye Mrs Durkan
15 - The Long Black Veil
16 - Rory O'moore
17 - Big Strong Man

CD 3

01 - Boys Of The Old Brigade
02 - I'm A Rover
03 - Come Out You Black And Tans
04 - The Peeler And The Goat
05 - Blow Ye Winds
06 - The Banks Of The Ohio
07 - Bru Na Boinne
08 - Glenswilly
09 - The Limerick Rake                    play
10 - Enniskillen Fusileers
11 - Ode To Biddy Mcgee
12 - The Merry Ploughboy
13 - God Save Ireland
14 - The Finding Of Moses
15 - I'll Speak To Gran
16 - On The One Road
17 - Holly Ground

Credits:
Derek Warfield
Brian Warfield
Noel Nagle
Tommy Byrne

This is a compilation of all previously released material—a combination of Wolfe Tones material from the Fontana releases and songs from Derek Warfield solo albums. Perhaps this explains the title and altering of the cover picture. It seems (to me) to just call attention to infamous (and acrimonious) split of Derek Warfield and "the Wolfe Tones". I don't know why Dolphin (records) would purposely involve themselves in the situation.

The Wolfe Tones are one of the best and most popular Irish groups and Derek Warfield,who was their leader, still keeps their music alive today. I have a large collection of Irish music,but I have no hesitation in saying that this wonderful set of 3 CD 's is one of my favorites. Derek Warfield is still touring,and if you get a chance of attending one of his performances;I can guarantee it will be an evening you'll never forget. This set of CD's includes patriotic,rebel,historical,humorous,traditional,rousing songs and ballads that will bring out Irish feelings and spirit to anyone of Irish background,and even to those who "wish they were Irish".

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