Album IE 1981 on Ramblin' Records label
Folk (Celtic)
Brian and O'Brien would like to express special thanks to the Irish Breakdown for their vocal and instrumental backing (Credits Above). Recorded and engineered at Underground Sound, Largo, Maryland by Peter D'Antonio. Printed in Republic of Ireland Produced by Brian & O'Brien, all rights reserved.
![]() | Brian & O'Brien , album by |
![]() | Philomena O'Brien Coughlan bass guitar, vocals, producer |
![]() | Brad Hayford bass, harmonica, autoharp, vocals |
![]() | Brendan Sheridan design, mandolin, banjo, vocals |
![]() | Neil Foley vn, fiddle, tin whistle, vocals |
![]() | Brian Coughlan lead vocals, lead guitar, producer, composed by |
![]() | Sean McCarthy b, composed by |
Susi Baldwin photography |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Sound The Piebroach (Traditional) | Brian & O'Brien | ||
2 | Ramble Away | Brian & O'Brien | Brian Coughlan | |
3 | Where Do You Go To My Lovely | Brian & O'Brien | Peter Sarstedt | |
4 | Hills Of Connemara | Brian & O'Brien | Sean McCarthy | |
5 | West's Asleep (Traditional) | Brian & O'Brien | ||
6 | Green Fields Of France | Brian & O'Brien | Eric Bogel | |
7 | Limerick Sailor (Traditional) | Brian & O'Brien | ||
8 | Paddy Reilly | Brian & O'Brien | Percy French | |
9 | The Nightingale (Traditional) | Brian & O'Brien | ||
10 | Avondale | Brian & O'Brien | Dominic Behan |