Discographies
Live In Carré
1983 - Polydor 825681-1 CD
Track List:
Sweets Of May
Dicey Reilly
Song For Ireland (Phil Colclough)
Building Up And Tearing England Down (Domnic Behan)
Dunphy's Hornpipe, Leitrim Fancy, Down The Broom
Dirty Old Town (Ewan MacColl)
The Old Triangle
Whiskey In The Jar
The Waterford Boys
Reels: The Humours Of Scariff, The Flannel Jacket
Galway Races
The Prodigal Son (John Sheahan)
The Sick Note (Pat Cooksey)
The Wild Rover
Seven Drunken Nights
Credits
Ronnie Drew: Vocals, Guitar
Luke Kelly: Vocals, Banjo, Spoons
John Sheahan: Fiddle, Tin Whistle, Vocals
Barney McKenna: Banjo, Mandolin, Vocals
Seán Cannon: Vocals, Guitar
Recording engineers: Bert Vervoorn, Henk de Wit
Production: Reinoud Weidema, Rob Smaling & Tom Steenbergen
Sleeve design: Meter
Photography: Janna Ellen, Fergus Bourke
Mastered for Compact Disc by Gert van Hoeyen
Marketed by Polydor B.V.
With thanks to Reinoud Weidema, Rob Smaling, Tjallie Huizenga, Bauke Algera Adriaan Verstijnen
Production Notes
The recordings for this album were made on digital equipment by NOS radio in Holland for the AVRO radio programme 'Folk live' at the Carre Theatre in Amsterdam on October 6, 1983.
As founder member Luke Kelly tragically died only a few months after this concert those recordings are the very last Dubliners recordings with Luke. This album is as much a historical event as it is a musical highlight in the respectable career of one of Europe's finest musical groups: The Dubliners.
Alternate release
Live in Carré, Amsterdam: 2000 - Spectrum 550 929-2 CD
Live in Carré, Amsterdam: alternate cover — date and label unknown
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