Tradition Records : TCD 1053. Sung by the grandchildren of Robert Clancy of Carrick-on-Suir, County Tipperary, Peg Clancy Power, and Bobby Clancy. Bobby Clancy, guitar and harmonica; Seamus Ennis, tin whistle; Diane Hamilton, harp. Songs collected between 1955 and 1961. Recorded in 1962 (from liner notes).
Contents:
Mitty Matty had a hen -- Shelly Kee Bookey -- A big ship sailing -- Rain, rain -- When I was young -- Three gray geese -- Tom, Tom -- The red fox -- Frosty weather -- Oliver Twist -- Mammy, mammy -- Scotin Seo -- Frog in the well -- See saw -- She didn't dance -- As I went up an apple tree -- Around to the butcher's shop -- Paddy on the railway -- Oh Rodger rum -- There was an old man at the fair -- Goodie on a saucer -- One, two, three -- Dance to your daddy -- Old Nanny Witch -- King of the castle -- O-row shay -- Jeremiah, blow the fire -- Wall flowers -- I've come all the way from Dublin -- coming to work, Sir -- Bread rhyme -- Postman, postman -- A man of double deed -- Are you ready for a war? -- The wren song -- Sally go 'round the moon -- Old Nanny Gray -- Why don't you get Johnny's supper -- Ahem, ahem -- She can knit -- Soldier, soldier -- All along -- Oro my little boat -- As I roved out -- Paper of pins -- The rattlin' bog.
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