SONG LIST
Fairytale of New York - The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl - Uncensored. The Christmas favourite, only for December.
Fisherman's Blues - The Waterboys - 1980s Irish folk-rock.
Beautiful Day - The Levellers - Our version of the Brighton rockers favourite.
A Horse with No Name - America - The American folk-rockers anthem.
Just Can't get Enough - Depeche Mode - part of our 80s homage.
Love Will Tear Us Apart - Joy Division - 80s sadness but enduring.
Shetland Medley - traditional lament, hornpipe and frantic reel to finish.
Streams of Whisky - The Pogues - we like songs about drinking.
Take On Me - Aha - Norwegian folk done Buckler's Reel style.
Copperhead Road - Steve Earle - one of our favourite artists.
Og's Eye Man - Faustus - our own take on a mysterious song and lyric.
Weather With You - Crowded House - our Australian offering to world music.
Wake Me Up - Avicci - one of our more modern songs lol.
Galway Girl - Steve Earle - trad Irish version rather than Ed Sheeran's.
Should I Stay or Should I Go - The Clash - our punk offering.
Boys From the Bluehill - a medley of violin jigs and reels.
500 Miles - The Proclaimers - sing-a-long favourite from our Scottish friends.
Rockin' All Over the World - Status Quo - and why not for an encore!
Drowsy Maggie - traditional Scottish reel.
Rusty Chain - Chris Cornell - done more the Johnny Cash way.
Star of the County Down - a traditional tune with a Dropkick Murphys jig to finish.
Mr Blue Sky - we replicate the full orchestral ELO classic.
Mad Tom - traditional folk song about an inmate of Bedlam.
Sally MacLeanne - more Pogues inspired jumping around.
The Chain - Fleetwood Mac would be proud.
New York Girls/Soldiers' Joy - traditional polka and jig.
Johnny Come Lately - Steve Earl - song about a soldier's return from Vietnam.
Boys from Ballycastle - our Pearl and Dean jig.
The Devil went down to Georgia - Charlie Daniels - story of a duel between two fiddle players: the Devil and Sue Buckler.
It Must Be Love - Labi Siffre - 70s cuteness.
Come Up and See Me - Cockney Rebel - another 70s favourite.
Mason's Apron - a traditional jig dating from the 18th century.
Irish Rover - well known Irish folk tale of a ship's sinking and the sole survivor.
Dixieland/Turkey in the Straw - a tale of one Irishman's escape from one war only to find another, with a reel to finish.
Come On Eileen- Dexy's Midnight Runners - a must have song for the violin.
I Used To Love Her - The Sawdoctors song (with a jig on the end of course)