> Folk Music > Records > Frank Harte: Dublin Street Songs
Frank Harte: Dublin Street Songs
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Dublin Street Songs Topic Records 12T172 (LP, UK, 1967) |
Recorded by Bill Leader and TPA Studios in a two-day session in 1967;
Liner notes by Donagh McDonagh;
Cover photograph by Brian Shuel
Musicians
Frank Harte: vocals;
Alf Edwards: concertina [2, 4, 7]
Tracks
Side 1
- The Traveller All Over the World (Roud 45609)
- The Shamrock Shore (Roud 45609)
- The Rag Man’s Ball (Roud 3006)
- Henry My Son (Roud 10; Child 12; G/D 2:209; Henry H814)
- The Bold Belfast Shoemaker (Roud 982; Laws J15; G/D 1:82)
Side 2
- The Night Before Larry Was Stretched (Roud 37837)
- The Twangman (Roud 45552)
- The Finding of Moses (Roud 37679)
- Father Murphy (Roud 3020)
> Folk Music > Records > Frank Harte: Through Dublin City
Frank Harte: Through Dublin City
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Through Dublin City Topic Records 12T218 (LP, UK, 1973) |
Recorded by Bill Leader and TPA Studios in a two-day session in 1967;
Notes by A.L. Lloyd and Frank Harte;
Sleeve design by Ken Lees
Musicians
Frank Harte: vocals;
Alf Edwards: concertina [1, 12]
Tracks
Side 1
- Rosemary Fair (Roud 12; Child 2; G/D 2:329)
- Johnny Doyle (Roud 678; Henry H131)
- Dunlavin Green (Roud 3010)
- The Spanish Lady (Roud 542; G/D 4:746; Henry H532)
- The Flower of Magherally (Roud 3009; Henry H220)
- James Connolly (Roud 12495)
Side 2
- The Ship Carpenter’s Wife (Roud 2898; Henry H226)
- The Connerys (Roud 44840)
- Three Weeks We Are Wed (Roud 37185)
- Matt Hyland (Roud 2880)
- The Row in the Town (Roud 45550)
- He Rolled Her to the Wall (Roud 36; Child 46; G/D 4:842; Henry H681)
All tracks trad.
> Folk Music > Records > Frank Harte, Dónal Lunny: 1798 The First Year of Liberty
Frank Harte, Dónal Lunny: 1798 The First Year of Liberty
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1798 The First Year of Liberty Hummingbird Records HBCD0014 (CD, Ireland, 1998) |
Produced by Dónal Lunny;
Recorded by Ciaran Byrne at Marguerite Studios;
Additional engineering by Catherine Considine and Tom Skerrit;
Digital editing by Aidan Foley at Digital Pigeons Studio
and by Ivan O Shea at Totally Wired Studios;
Mixed by Ciaran Byrne at Totally Wired Studios, Dublin;
Sleeve notes by Frank Harte;
Sleeve concept by Cian Harte;
Designed by Red Dog
Musical Traditions review by Fred McCormick
Musicians
Frank Harte: vocals;
Dónal Lunny: bouzouki, guitar
Tracks
- Henry Joy (Roud 10612) (3.55)
- General Munro (Roud 1166) (2.42)
- Dunlavin Green (Roud 3010) (4.15)
- By Memory Inspired (Roud 37149) (3.38)
- Shan Van Vocht (Roud 6529) (4.00)
- Father Murphy (Roud 3020) (5.28)
- Croppies Lie Down (Roud 37530) (2.58)
- Croppy Boy (Roud 1030; Laws J14) (4.05)
- Ballyshannon Lane (Roud 22004) (3.48)
- Wind That Shakes the Barley (Roud 2994) (3.24)
- Roddy McCorley (Roud 5279) (5.13)
- Bagnal Harvey’s Farewell (Roud 12494) (4.10)
- Bold Belfast Shoemaker (Roud 982; Laws J15; G/D 1:82) (4.03)
- Wheels of the World (Roud 16901) (2.40)
- Henry Joy McCracken (Roud 3008) (6.00)
- Bodenstown Churchyard (Roud 9313) (3.35)
- Rights of Man (Roud 29030) (4.05)
All tracks trad. except
Track 10 Robert Dwyer Joyce;
Track 17 John Sheil
> Folk Music > Records > Frank Harte, Dónal Lunny: My Name Is Napoleon Bonaparte
Frank Harte, Dónal Lunny: My Name Is Napoleon Bonaparte
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My Name Is Napoleon Bonaparte Hummingbird Records HBCD0027 (2 CD, Ireland, 2001) |
Notes by Frank Harte
Musical Traditions review by Geoff Wallis
Musicians
Frank Harte: vocals;
Dónal Lunny: bouzouki, guitar
Tracks
CD 1
- The Isle of St Helena (Roud 349) (4.50)
- The Nightingale (Roud 32290; Henry H75b) (2.45)
- The Bonny Light Horseman (Roud 1185; G/D 8:1584; Henry H122a) (4.55)
- Sweet Laurel Hill (Roud 2917; Henry H8) (6.30)
- My Son Tim (Roud 678; Henry H131) (2.25)
- Napoleon’s Farewell to Paris (Roud 1626) (5.15)
- King’s Shilling (3.50)
- The Bonny Bunch of Roses (Roud 664; Laws J5; G/D 1:155) (5.30)
- The Eighteenth of June (Roud 2539) (3.50)
- The Grand Conversation on Napoleon (Roud 1189) (5.00)
- Lonely Waterloo (Roud 622; Laws N31) (3.50)
- The Green Linnet (Roud 1619) (4.55)
- The Wounded Hussar (Roud 2699) (3.50)
CD 2
- The Mantle of Green (Roud 714; Laws N38; G/D 5:1033; Henry H76) (4.55)
- The Love Token (Roud 604; Laws N29; Henry H581) (4.50)
- My Love at Waterloo (Roud 622) (4.05)
- Armagh Volunteer (Roud 9046, 2784; Henry H724) (4.45)
- Plains of Waterloo (Roud 960; Laws N32) (4.40)
- Deartháirín Ó Mo Chroí (Roud 2360) (4.20)
- Napoleon’s Lamentation (Roud 2547) (2.45)
- Welcome Napoleon to Erin the Green (Roud 5329) (2.30)
- Granuaile (Roud 3034) (5.00)
- You Sons of Old Ireland (Roud 2357) (2.00)
- Napoleon Bonaparte (Roud 3084) (3.55)
- Whiskey in the Jar (Roud 21715) (2.40)
- Saxon’s Shilling (3.50)
All tracks trad. except
Track 7 Ian Sinclair;
Track 26 Kevin T. Buggy (1842)
> Folk Music > Records > Frank Harte: The Hungry Voice
Frank Harte: The Hungry Voice
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The Hungry Voice Hummingbird Records HBCD0034 (CD, UK, 2004) |
Produced by Dónal Lunny;
Recorded by Trevor Hutchinson at Marguerite Studios;
Mastered by Tim Martin;
Notes by Frank Harte;
Layout by Dave Turner;
Sleeve concept by Cian Harte;
Photos by Orla Harte;
Cover image “Exiles” by Patrick Hennessy, Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin
Musical Traditions review by Geoff Wallis
Musicians
Frank Harte: vocals;
Dónal Lunny: bouzouki, guitar
Tracks
- Skibbereen (Roud 2312) (4.28)
- Edward Connors (Roud 39653) (6.05)
- Sailing Off to the Yankee Land (Roud 45708) (3.39)
- Pat Maguire (Roud 16887) (5.37)
- The Green Fields of America (Roud 2290) (6.10)
- Erin’s Lovely Home (Roud 5175) (5.31)
- Poor Pat Must Emigrate (Roud 2558) (6.20)
- The Shamrock Shore (Roud 45609) (5.21)
- By the Hush (Roud 2314) (3.36)
- Paddy’s Green Shamrock Shore (Roud 1419; Henry H192) (6.17)
- No Irish Need Apply (Roud 1137) (4.06)
- Rigged Out (Roud 39384) (3.25)
- Lone Shanakyle (Roud 8138) (4.21)
- Thousands Are Sailing to America (Roud 2904) (3.13)
- Lough Sheelin Side (Roud 9488) (3.38)
- My Own Dear Galway Bay (Roud 9306) (4.16)
- City of Chicago (Roud 45611) (2.59)
All tracks trad. arr. Frank Harte, Dónal Lunny except
Track 11 John F. Poole;
Track 16 Francis A. Fahy;
Track 17 Barry Moore
> Folk Music > Records > Frank Harte: Dublin Street Songs & Through Dublin City
Frank Harte: Dublin Street Songs & Through Dublin City
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Dublin Street Songs & Through Dublin City Hummingbird Records HDCD0042 (CD, UK, 2004) |
A compilation of all but the first track of Dublin Street Songs and Through Dublin City.
Produced by A.L. Lloyd;
Recorded by Bill Leader and TPA Studios in a two-day session in 1967;
Sleeve notes by Donagh McDonagh, A.L. Lloyd and Frank Harte;
Sleeve design by Frank Harte;
Cover image: detail from “Near St Patrick’s Close”, National Gallarey of Ireland, Dublin
Musicians
Frank Harte: vocals;
Alf Edwards: concertina [1, 3, 6, 9, 20]
Tracks
Dublin Street Songs
- Henry My Son (Roud 10; Child 12; G/D 2:209; Henry H814) (2.47)
- The Night of the Ragman’s Ball (Roud 3006) (4.18)
- The Shamrock Shore (Roud 45609) (4.30)
- The Bold Belfast Shoemaker (Roud 982; Laws J15; G/D 1:82) (4.22)
- The Night Before Larry Was Stretched (Roud 37837) (5.22)
- The Twangman (Roud 45552) (2.56)
- The Finding of Moses (Roud 37679) (3.21)
- Father Murphy (Roud 3020) (6.58)
Through Dublin City
- Rosemary Fair (Roud 12; Child 2; G/D 2:329) (2.18)
- The Forgetful Sailor (Johnny Doyle) (Roud 678; Henry H131) (4.28)
- Dunlavin Green (Roud 3010) (3.44)
- The Spanish Lady (Roud 542; G/D 4:746; Henry H532) (4.45)
- The Flower of Magherally (Roud 3009; Henry H220) (2.55)
- James Connolly (Roud 12495) (4.06)
- The Ship Carpenter’s Wife (Roud 2898; Henry H226) (2.40)
- The Connerys (Roud 44840) (4.02)
- Three Weeks We Were Wed (Roud 37185) (4.02)
- Matt Hyland (Roud 2880) (6.59)
- The Row in the Town (Roud 45550) (1.56)
- He Rolled Her to the Wall (Roud 36; Child 46; G/D 4:842; Henry H681) (3.30)
All tracks trad.
> Folk Music > Records > Frank Harte, Dónal Lunny: When Adam Was in Paradise
Frank Harte, Dónal Lunny: When Adam Was in Paradise
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When Adam Was in Paradise Frank Harte HARTECD01 (CD, Ireland, 23 September 2016, 27 June 2025) |
Produced and recorded by Dónal Lunny;
Track 13 recorded in 1967;
Track 16 recorded in 1987;
Track 17 recorded in 1995;
Track 18 recorded in 1984;
Tracks 1 recorded in 1999;
Tracks 19-20 recorded live at the Góilín Club in 2003, track 20 accompanied by West Virginia singer, Molly Andrews;
Tracks 2-12 at a concert on the theme of ‘songs on love and courtship’, accompanied by Dónal Lunny;
Tracks 14-15 recorded in 2004;
Mastered by Tim Martin;
Sleeve notes by Frank Harte;
Sleeve concept by Cian Harte;
Photos by Orla Harte
Musical Traditions review by Rod Stradling
Musicians
Frank Harte: vocals;
Dónal Lunny: bouzouki, guitar [2-12]
with
Molly Andrews: chorus vocals [20]
Tracks
- Dónal Óg (Roud 3379) (4.42)
- Adam in Paradise (Roud 2955) (1.50)
- As I Roved Out (Roud 277; Laws O17; G/D 4:791; Henry H152, H793) (2.25)
- I Am Stretched on Your Grave (Roud 41024) (3.38)
- Síle Ní Iyre (Roud 3108) (2.07)
- The Spanish Lady (Roud 542; G/D 4:746; Henry H532, H641) (4.50)
- A Spailpín, A Rúin (2.05)
- The Brown and the Yellow Ale (Roud 41143) (3.02)
- The Lover’s Ghost (Roud 179; Child 248) (3.16)
- The Bonny Blue-Eyed Lassie (Roud 3870) (3.54)
- Red Roses for Me (Roud 45543) (2.22)
- The Lambeg Drummer (Roud 45544) (4.09)
- Matt Hyland (Roud 2880) (7.04)
- I Wonder What’s Keeping My True Love Tonight (Roud 858; G/D 1:52, 6:1139) (4.54)
- The Woods of Truagh (Roud 2911) (4.42)
- The Holland Handkerchief (Roud 246; Child 272; Henry H217) (4.21)
- Aisy and Slow (Roud 42111) (3.05)
- True Lover John (Roud 179; Child 248; Henry H699) (2.45)
- The Deserted Wife (Roud 2130) (1.52)
- Sweet Sorrow in the Wind (Roud 45545) (2.47)
All tracks trad. except
Track 12 Mickey McConnell;
Track 20 Jean Ritchie
> Folk Music > Records > Frank Harte
Other records with Frank Harte
Various Artists:
Irish Voices,
CD, Topic TSCD702, 1996
Various Artists:
Irish Songs From Old New England,
CD, Folk-Legacy CD-132, 2003
Various Artists:
Three Score and Ten: 70 Years of Topic Records,
7 CD, Topic TOPIC70, 2009






