Complete your Planxty collection. Planxty ‎– The Planxty Collection. Genre: Folk, World, & Country. The Planxty Collection ‎(LP, Album, Comp). The Planxty Collection ‎(LP, Comp, Gat).

Beginning with "The Jolly Beggar Reel" from the eponymous debut, The Planxty Collection skillfully navigates deft instrumental offerings like "The Hare in the Corn/the Frost Is All Over" and "Denis Murphy's Polka," but spends much of its time displaying the band's peerless ballads and pre-19th century folk songs. Andy Irvine, whose blistering rendition of "The Blacksmith" and deeply affecting lament "As I Roved Out" serve as definite highlights, is the perfect foil to Christy Moore's soft, everyman voice.

Features Song Lyrics for Planxty's The Planxty Collection album. Planxty - The Planxty Collection Album Lyrics. 1. Raggle Taggle Gypsy, Tabhair Dom Do Lámh Lyrics.

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Planxty:129–145 is the first album by the Irish folk group Planxty, recorded in London during early September 1972 and released in early 1973. Because of its dark cover, Planxty is sometimes referred to as "the black album. Author Leagues O'Toole has written that the album "crystallises the 1972 set" performed live by the band during their first year of touring.

The Planxty Collection, 1976. The Lakes of Pontchartrain, 05:47. The Blacksmith, 04:08. The Hare In the Corn/The Frost Is all Over/The Gander In the Pratiehole, 04:20. Cliffs of Dooneen, 03:51.