Many Irish People over 40, whether they live at home or abroad will recognise with a certain ruefullness what was once the most famous sentances in Irish Music " And remember, if you feel like singing sing an Irish Song"From 1952 to 1981 it was the sign-sentance of one of Ireland's best known broadcasters, the late Leo Maguire, who presented on Radio Eireann, Irish National Radio, The waltons Programme a weekly live programme of Irish Popular Music.
Tracks
1.This is the Walton's Programme 2.The Good Old Days Mary McGonigle 3.The Whistling Gypsy- Joe Lynch 4.The Dublin Saunter - Noel Purcell 5.Come to the Ceili- Joe Lynch 6.Down by the Glenside - Charles Kennedy 7.Courtin' in The Kitchen- Charlie Mcgee 8.A Munster love Song- Liam De Valley 9.Dan O'Hara- Delia Murphy 10.Green Fields of Eireann- Mary McGonnigle 11.Cottage By The Sea- Joe Lynch 12.Homes of Donegal- Charlie McGee 13.Hannigan's Hooley- Joe Lynch 14.My Mary of the Curling Hair- Fergus O'Kelly 15.Come Down The Mountain Katie Daly- Eamonn O'Shea 16.The Ballad of Michael Collins- Brendan O'Reilly 17.The Little Beggarman - Charlie McGhee 18.Skibereen- Patricia Blake 19.The Bould Thady Quill- Joe Lynch 20.The Wild Raparee- Charlie McGhee 21.Sittin' on the Bridge below the town- Joe Lynch 22.If you feel like singing...............