Name: Irish Rovers - Still Rovin' After All These Years
Brand: Universal Music Distribution
SKU: 165343
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Irish Rovers - Still Rovin' After All These Years

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Album: Irish Rovers - Still Rovin' After All These Years
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Long Time Ago, A
2)	Forty Years A-Roving
3)	Rambling Boys of Pleasure
4)	Dear Little Shamrock Shore, The
5)	Up Among the Heather
6)	I Will Go A-Rovin'
7)	Liza Jane
8)	Wild Colonel Boy, The
9)	Dunluce Castle
10)	Brady of Strabane
11)	Little Skillet Pot
12)	Rory Murphy
13)	Home from the Sea
14)	Jig Set: Father Kelly's Jig/Langstrom's Pony/The Lark in the Morning
15)	Black Velvet Band
16)	Unicorn, The
17)	Wasn't That a Party
18)	Boogevogue

Album: Irish Rovers - Still Rovin' After All These Years
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Long Time Ago, A
2)	Forty Years A-Roving
3)	Rambling Boys of Pleasure
4)	Dear Little Shamrock Shore, The
5)	Up Among the Heather
6)	I Will Go A-Rovin'
7)	Liza Jane
8)	Wild Colonel Boy, The
9)	Dunluce Castle
10)	Brady of Strabane
11)	Little Skillet Pot
12)	Rory Murphy
13)	Home from the Sea
14)	Jig Set: Father Kelly's Jig/Langstrom's Pony/The Lark in the Morning
15)	Black Velvet Band
16)	Unicorn, The
17)	Wasn't That a Party
18)	Boogevogue

Performer Notes

Personnel: George Millar (vocals, guitar, bouzouki, spoons); John Reynolds (vocals, guitar, whistle); Ian Millar (vocals, guitar); Fred Graham (vocals, drums, bodhran, percussion); Sean O'Driscoll (banjo, bouzouki, mandolin, accordion); Wilcil McDowell (accordion).
Audio Mixers: George Millar; Rick Salt.
Liner Note Author: George Millar.
Recording information: Emerald Studios, Belfast, N. Ireland; Island Pacific Studios, Nanaimo, B.C., Canada.
Photographer: George Millar.
Still Rovin' After All These Years finds the popular late-'60s folk group in fine form. Featuring 18 tracks, including traditional favorites like "A Long Time Ago," "Rambling Boys of Pleasure," "Dear Little Shamrock Shore," and "Sweet Lovely Joan," Still Rovin' provides a spirited collection of newly recorded Irish folk songs (listeners looking for the outfit's earlier material would be better off with one of their greatest-hits collections) that will please newcomers and longtime fans alike. ~ James Christopher Monger