8 thoughts on “ The Lark In The Morning - The Dubliners - Ballads And Booze (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. The lark in the morning she rises off her nest She goes home in the ev'ning with the dew all on her breast. And like the jolly ploughboy, she whistles and she sings She goes home in the ev'ning with the dew all on her wings. Roger the ploughboy, he is a dashing blade He goes whistling and singing over yonder green glade.

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2. The Lark in the Morning (Roud ) is an English folk song. It was moderately popular with traditional singers in England, less so in Scotland, Ireland and the United States. It starts as a hymn to the ploughboy's life, and often goes on to recount a sexual encounter between a ploughboy and a maiden resulting in pregnancy.

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3. The Dubliners - 2 Originals Of The Dubliners Volume One - Ram Records Limited (2) - 2 x LP.

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4. The album is undated but is usually assigned to (although some sources have or ); releases either side in the Gael-Linn catalogue are CEF () and CEF (). The Grehan Sisters perform one song "Off to Dublin in the Green" in the film O'Donoghue's Opera, , also featuring The Dubliners, Johnny Moynihan, and others.

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5. The original Dubliners-- Ronnie Drew, Luke Kelly, Barney McKenna, Ciaran Bourke, and John Sheahan -- are represented on 51 songs cut between and , starting (naturally) with "Seven Drunken Nights."The diversity of material encompasses drinking songs, ballads depicting romantic folly, sea shanties, covers of songs by Ewan MacColl and Pete Seeger (among others), and also political songs.

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6. The Dubliners lyrics - song lyrics sorted by album, including "The Wild Rover", "Seven Drunken Nights".

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7. Pop Heroes. - Polydor LP; The Dubliners. - Polydor LP; Golden Folk Songs. - Polydor LP These LPs are all with same tracks, in a different order .

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8. While 3 LP versions of this LP (with different covers) were issued (circa ), this album has not been re-released in any form since. To my knowledge, the only tracks from this LP that has been included on any Dubliners compilation are "Montreux Monto" & "The Town I Love So Well" — which appeared on 's The Best of Luke Kelly.

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