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Sep 11, 2026
Joe KennyGUEST
So I suppose it can be all covered with, I suppose folk would be a theme running through it.
Joe KennyGUEST
And when I say folk, I don't mean sort of like, you know, Some people might be thinking of the Dubliners or something like that.
Joe KennyGUEST
No, it's more like modern folk, contemporary folk.
Joe KennyGUEST
So Feature Her is quite an edgy sound.
Rich PriceHOST
Hey guys, great that you are back and greetings from Europe.
Rich PriceHOST
I think you missed one drinking song, Whiskey in the Jar from the Dubliners.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
When
Rich PriceHOST
the song is played at festivals, everyone sings along, stamps their feet, and dances like crazy.
Alan CorrGUEST
And in fact, Noel reveals that...
Alan CorrGUEST
Before they came on stage for the first night, they played The Old Triangle by Luke Kelly and the Dubliners.
Alan CorrGUEST
And 80,000 people joined in.
Alan CorrGUEST
And it was quite a moment.
speaker_3HOST
That is quite a nice chain of custody for a folk song.
speaker_3HOST
The Dubliners then made the song difficult to avoid.
speaker_3HOST
Their 1967 recording appeared on More of the Hard Stuff, an album containing an impressive quantity of drinking, rebellion and poor judgement.
speaker_3HOST
Whiskey in the Jar became one of the group's signature songs.
speaker_3HOST
Bell has moved the Irish melodic character into the electric guitar.
speaker_3HOST
The instrument that normally supplies blues bends and rock riffs is trying to remember the pipes.
speaker_3HOST
In 1990, The Dubliners recorded it again with the Pogues.
speaker_3HOST
This is an interesting meeting.
Rod MurphyHOST
The song, remains popular and the tune is widely recognized in Ireland today.
Rod MurphyHOST
As it is often taught in schools, played regularly at official and sporting events, it has been recorded by a wide variety of musicians, including the 97th Regimental String Band, the Dubliners, the Clancy Brothers, the High King, Tommy Maycomb, Shane McGowan, Tia Blake, Barry Maguire, Terry and the Pirates, Peter, Paul, and Mary.
Rod MurphyHOST
Signed, sealed, and delivered.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Then tell me, Sean O'Farrell, tell me why you hurry so.
Joe McGillHOST
But then there's always the character that sings the humorous song as well.
Joe McGillHOST
Like the Dubliners, I think, had the sick note.
Joe McGillHOST
You remember that song? That was a great old kind of humorous song.
Joe McGillHOST
So you did mention, but there are some great humorous songs in this as well.
Farmer HughesHOST
And we welcome you to another edition of the Sunday Sounds of Ireland.
Farmer HughesHOST
I have a good show planned for you today with some Christy Moore, the Wolftones, Gaelic Storm, Amble, the Irish Rovers, the Dubliners, Van Morrison, and others on my list for you guys today.
Farmer HughesHOST
I hope you guys will sit back and enjoy the show.
Farmer HughesHOST
And we'll start first off set off with Christy Moore.
39 MINS LATER
Farmer HughesHOST
And welcome back again, everybody.
Farmer HughesHOST
That, you just heard, was Four Green Fields.
Farmer HughesHOST
And that was by the Dubliners.
Farmer HughesHOST
And that was off their Dubliners 3D cassette.
Gary JacksonHOST
The Supremes, my world is empty without you.
Gary JacksonHOST
Not the Dubliners, although they did record it.
Gary JacksonHOST
Alan and our very own Cookie both have numbers one and two correct.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
It's how it's going over.
7 MINS LATER
Gary JacksonHOST
Dave in Bristol has number one.
Gary JacksonHOST
Tony has a full house.
Gary JacksonHOST
No Metallica, no Dubliners, no Gerry Garcia, no Pogues, no Irish Rovers.
Gary JacksonHOST
In fact, no Irish anything.
Khaki KidGUEST
Yes.
Khaki KidGUEST
There's a band called The Dubliners.
Khaki KidGUEST
Incredible music.
Khaki KidGUEST
Shout out to The Dubliners.
Khaki KidGUEST
What else was I listening to from here? Just local.
Khaki KidGUEST
Like, there was...
Darren KielyGUEST
She was really good.
Darren KielyGUEST
But her brother, I think, I'm told, taught John Sheehan in the Dubliners how to play the fiddle.
Darren KielyGUEST
Wow.
Darren KielyGUEST
That's as cool as it gets, really.
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