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The Chieftains
No Irish group has played such an enduringly significantly role in the awareness
and popularity of Celtic music as The Chieftains, whose success was largely
built around the instrumental brilliance and driving ambition of the group's
uilleann piper, Paddy Moloney. Moloney, Martin Fay, David Fallon, Michael
Tubridy, and Seán Potts formed the Chieftains in 1962 in Dublin, Ireland,
modeling the band's name after John Montague's book Death Of A Chieftain. The
group's self-titled debut album was released two years later, and The Chieftains
continued releasing material in Ireland befor...
Irish HeartbeatThe Chieftains and Van Morrison
St. Stephen's Day MurdersThe Chieftains
I Saw Three ShipsTrace Adkins, The Chieftains and Alyth McCormack
Mo Ghile Mear
The Chieftains and Sting
The Long Black VeilThe Chieftains and Mick Jagger
The Rocky Road to DublinThe Chieftains and The Rolling Stones
Irish HeartbeatThe Chieftains and Van Morrison
Irish Heartbeat
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St. Stephen's Day MurdersThe Chieftains
3:22
I Saw Three ShipsTrace Adkins, The Chieftains and Alyth McCormack
3:56
Mo Ghile Mear
The Chieftains and Sting3:22
The Long Black VeilThe Chieftains and Mick Jagger
The Long Black Veil
3:37
The Rocky Road to DublinThe Chieftains and The Rolling Stones
The Long Black Veil
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