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| Label | Decca DL 74951 |
| Format | Vinyl LP |
| Country | Canada |
| Genre | Folk |
| Year | 1967 |
A1The Unicorn (3:18)
A2Bonnie Kellswater (2:45)
A3The Orange And Green (2:35)
A4Hiring Fair (2:20)
A5Bridget Flynn (2:00)
A6Come In (1:45)
B1Goodbye Mrs. Durkin (2:32)
B2Pat Of Mullingar (2:34)
B3The Wind That Shakes The Corn (3:00)
B4The First Love In Life (2:45)
B5Black Velvet Band (3:42)
| Sleeve Condition | Near Mint (NM) slight edge wear |
| Label Condition | Mint (M) |
| Vinyl Condition | Side 1 – Mint (M) / Side 2 – Mint (M) |
| BIN # | r91 |
Here’s a piece of Irish folk history that deserves a spot in any serious collection. The Irish Rovers’ “The Unicorn” represents a pivotal moment when traditional Celtic music crossed over into mainstream North American consciousness in 1967. This Canadian Decca pressing captures the group at their absolute peak, featuring their biggest hit “The Unicorn Song” Shel Silverstein’s whimsical tale that became a folk standard and introduced countless listeners to the infectious energy of Irish traditional music. The Rovers, formed by Irish immigrants to Canada, bridged the gap between authentic folk traditions and accessible pop sensibilities in a way few groups managed.
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