Dubliners Heritage Song CD Import

Heritage Song Music

List Price	$34.99 (You save $2.14)
Category	Folk Albums, Folk Music CDs
Label	MSI Music / Super D
CD Universe Part number	7405179
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 26, 2007
Additional Info	Import

Dubliners Heritage Song Songs

1.	Rambling Rover
2.	Cill Chais
3.	Cod Liver Oil
4.	Don't Get Married
5.	Jigs: Humour of Glendart/Saddle the Pony/Brian O'Lynn
6.	Leaving Nancy
7.	Reels: Cooley/The Dawn/Mullingar Races
8.	Love Is Pleasing	$0.99
9.	Marion's Waltz
10.	Molly Malone
11.	Oro Se Do Bheatha Bhaile
12.	Protect and Survive
13.	Sally Wheatley
14.	Salonika
15.	Three Score and Ten

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