The Dubliners (1962-2012)
Last updated: 10.10.23
According to the Internet source given below, The Dubliners were an Irish folk band founded in Dublin as The Ronnie Drew Ballad Group after its founding member; they subsequently renamed themselves The Dubliners. The initial line-up comprised Ciarán Bourke, Luke Kelly and John Sheahan. It changed many times over their fifty-year career, but the group's success was centred on lead singers Luke Kelly and Ronnie Drew. They travelled widely popularising Irish folk music in Europe, though they did not quite attain the popularity of The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem in the United States. They influenced many generations of Irish bands and quite a few here in Germany.
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20 Original Greatest Hits Vol.1 |    |
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20 Original Greatest Hits Vol.3 | |
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30 Years A-Greying |   |
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30 Years A-Greying | |
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Ageless Classics |   |
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At Home With The Dubliners | |
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Ballads on Tap | |
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Best Of The Dubliners | |
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The Best Of The Dubliners: Irish Favorites | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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⇑ Celtic Collections: The Dubliners | |
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Complete Dubliners Vol.1 | |
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Definitive Transatlantic Collection | |
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Fünfundzwanzig Jahre Dubliners | |
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Greatest Hits 1 | |
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Irish Favourites Vol. 2 | |
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Milestones | |
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The Original Dubliners | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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A Parcel of Rogues | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Songs From Ireland: Greatest Hits | |
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⇑ Wild Rover | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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All for me grog (3:04) | The Dubliners | |
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Avondale (2:41) | The Dubliners | |
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The Banks of the Roses (2:13) | The Dubliners | |
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The Black Velvet Band (4:02) | The Dubliners | |
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Bunclody (4:37) | The Dubliners | |
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Bungle Rye (2:34) | The Dubliners | |
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Cockles and Mussels (3:02) | The Dubliners | |
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Come to the bower (2:55) | The Dubliners | |
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Dicey Riley (6:07) | The Dubliners | |
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⇑ | Dundee Weaver (1:26) | The Dubliners |
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Farewell to Carlingford (3:06) | The Dubliners | |
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The Foggy Dew (3:24) | The Dubliners | |
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The Gaol Song - Luke Kelly &. The Dubliners (2:26) | The Dubliners | |
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High Germany (2:32) | The Dubliners | |
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The Holy Ground (2:07) | The Dubliners | |
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Home, Boys, Home (3:49) | The Dubliners | |
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I know my Love (2:51) | The Dubliners | |
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I'll tell me ma (2:28) | The Dubliners | |
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I'm a Rover (7:05) | The Dubliners | |
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⇑ | Kelly the Boy from Killane (2:42) | The Dubliners |
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Kimmage (3:07) | The Dubliners | |
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Love is Teasing (3:10) | The Dubliners | |
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Maids When Your Young Never Wed an Old Man (3:51) | The Dubliners | |
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McAlpine's Fusiliers (3:42) | The Dubliners | |
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The Merry Ploughboy (3:15) | The Dubliners | |
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Molly Maguires (2:18) | The Dubliners | |
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Mrs McGrath (3:04) | The Dubliners | |
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Muirsheen Durkin (2:10) | The Dubliners | |
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Nora (4:10) | The Dubliners | |
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⇑ | Old Skibereen (3:07) | The Dubliners |
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The Ould Triangle (3:01) | The Dubliners | |
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The Parting Glass (2:26) | The Dubliners | |
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Pirate Smith of Bristol (2:32) | The Dubliners | |
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Planxty Irwin (3:15) | The Dubliners | |
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Raglan Road (4:16) | The Dubliners | |
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Rare Ould Times (5:24) | The Dubliners | |
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Seven Drunken Nights (4:06) | The Dubliners | |
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Spancil Hill (4:07) | The Dubliners | |
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Spanish Lady (3:50) | The Dubliners | |
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⇑ | Take me up to Monto (2:50) | The Dubliners |
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There was an old woman (2:19) | The Dubliners | |
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Three Score and Ten (4:23) | The Dubliners | |
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The Unquiet Grave (5:10) | The Dubliners | |
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Whiskey in the Jar (3:01) | The Dubliners | |
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The Wild Rover (3:06) | The Dubliners | |
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Zoological Gardens (2:56) | The Dubliners |