More Popular Title: Scarborough Faire
Americana Celtic Ballad about Love Remembrance
A story about the British Penal Servitude System
About the Battle of Ridgeway between U.S. versus Canada
About a sailor who did not plan well, and had to go to sea again.
Northern European Ballad about Mankind and Temptation
Planxty for Julia in the family of the Black Knights
A tale of betrayal, jealousy and murder. Also known as "Twa Sisters."
A good seafaring sentiment for leaving a ship when the work is done.
A tale of betrayal, jealousy and murder.
A made-public tune (Free-use) with credits to Shaun Young. Concerning the Normans.
"Chi Mi Na Morbheanna" .. I see the Great Mountain.
A Scots woman's lament for the loss of her light horseman who died in the Napoleonic Wars.
Overview of the Black Irish who sail the Curraugh Boats.
A march tune about why the Irish "Wild Geese" came to be.
Also known as "House of the Rising Sun." About a prisoner destined to die at the morning sun.
The story about the mother of Saint Mary.
One of Turlough OCarolan's earliest compositions, and became one of his most popular. Also spelled as "Si Bheg, Si Mohr."
A seafaring tune written by Henry Clay Work in 1865 about a ship that sailed from port and never returned.
A ballad by William Butler Yeats and about young love and bad decisions.
Turlough OCarolan's greatest hit. KDM variant.
This traditional Americana song and melody was created by the Carter Family. A seafaring tune concerning those who went to war in the War of 1812.
Made Public Song circa 2009 with credits to Steve Earle and Sharon Shannon & Friends
An English version by Gene Raskin of a Russian Gypsy song.
An Appalachia style Gospel.
A Ceili Pub Style Ballad about one of Ireland's most notorious "Highwayman" robber.
A made public Scots song written by an Irish musician, William McPeake of the McPeake Family Band.