Released1991Recorded1991, Soundtrack Studio, Topanga Skyline Studio,Length62: 58chronologyOver the Sea To Skye: The Celtic Connection(1990)The Bells of Dublin(1991)(1992)The Bells of Dublin is an album of songs and by the Irish band. The album features guest performances by various artists, including, and the actor.Writing in the album's, said, 'These recording sessions hold special memories for The Chieftains and myself, and bring together all the colours of this festive season.'
Contents.Track listing All songs, except as indicated. 'The Bells of Dublin; Christmas Eve' (with the bell-ringers of ). ' (with The Renaissance Singers). 'St. Stephen's Day Murders' (with ) (P. Costello).
'/Ca Berger' (with ). 'Don Oiche Ud I mBeithil' (with ). ' (with ). 'A Breton Carol' (with Nolwen Monjarret). 'Carols Medley: //'. ' (with ).
'The Rebel Jesus' (with ) (J. Browne). 'Skyline Jig' (P.
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Moloney). ' (with ). 'Medley: 'The Wren!
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This 1991 album still stands as an unlikely holiday classic - unlikely because only a handful of the usual suspects make it on here. Yes, you'll hear 'God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,' 'O Holy Night' and a healthy heap of other traditional sets, but the bulk of The Bells of Dublin plumbs deep into the season, featuring Breton and French carols and the odd, Elvis Costello-sung 'St.
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Stephen's Day Murders.' The sprawling album commences with the chiming bells of Dublin's Christchurch Cathedral, and they appear throughout. Jackson Browne, Rickie Lee Jones, Marianne Faithfull and many others guest.