The Irish Rovers, Lord Of The Dance.wmv

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The Irish Rovers are a Canadian Irish folk group created in 1963 and named after the traditional song "The Irish Rover"
The group is best known for their recording of Shel Silverstein's "The Unicorn" in 1967.
All of the band members are from Ireland.
The primary voices heard in the group's early songs were
Will Millar (tenor)
Jimmy Ferguson (baritone).

Other band members are:
George Millar is from Ballymena,
Wilcil McDowell is from Larne,
John Reynolds from Belfast,
Sean O'Driscoll from Cork,
Ian Millar from Ballymena
Percussionist Fred Graham is from Belfast.

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  • Love the Irish Rovers--wait a minute--I love ALL Irish music--comes from having a DAD that came from Ireland at the age of 17 with just the clothes on his back and became a wonderful Dad to all 5 of us and could sing and dance with the best of them!

  • I love this song. What a happy rhythem it has. I can be in the worst mood, and this song never fails to cheer me up.

  • I have never heard this song before - but what a treasure! I love that thought of Jesus leading us in The Dance of life!

  • i used to think when they played this at my mass it was saying dance dance where every you may be i'll eat you all cuz im the dance centipede lol

  • @MichaMontreal

    Yeah!

  • That is so beautiful!

    He really was a man who loved to dance,loved red wine, and women! Didn't he go to the Wedding at Cana? People flocked around Him. May you all have a Happy High Holiday! The birth of the Christ here!

  • I can't remember if I was at this taping. to the guy/girl asking for a fiddle; I 'd swap that syrupy orchestral flute for some of their tin whistle playing - trouble is, Will & George's hands & mouths were occupied with singing & guitar playing...

  • We used to sing this in chapel in high school. I went to a private Lutheran school.

  • Christ ftw!

  • this song is a song , that so many of of us sang , rejoiced in , around many Camps & still sing around many Camps !!!

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