Artist	Song
The Chieftains (Dublin)	Morning Dew
Seamus Ennis (Finglas; pipe)	Rainy Day/First You Must Learn the Grip
Kevin Burke (Dublin; fiddle) and Micheal O'Domhnaill (Dublin; guitar)	Maudabawn Chapel/The Wild Irishman/The Mother Reel
Thin Lizzy (Phil Lynott - Birmingham, England)	Whiskey in the Jar
Van Morrison (Belfast)	I'll Tell Me Ma
Matt Molloy (Ballaghadereen; flute) and Sean Keane (Drimnagh; fiddle)	The Golden Keyboard/Major Harrison's Fedora
The Dropkick Murphys (South Boston)	A Few Good Men
The Clancy Brothers (Carrick-on-Suir) and Tommy Makem (Keady)	Johnson's Motorcar
Bob Hope (Eltham, England)	Irish music all day long...
Tim Lyons (Ireland)	The Humours of Whiskey
Cherish the Ladies (New York)	The Cameronian Set
Tears for Beers (Kiel, Germany)	Raggle Taggle Gypsy
The Pogues (Kings Cross, London)	South Australia
U2 (Dublin)	Van Deimen's Land
Mick Moloney (Limerick)	There Were Roses
Ciaran Hinds (Belfast)	James Joyce's A Painful Case
Capercaille (Scotland)	Oh Mo Dhuthatch

Comment:

Happy Saint Pat's Day - though any day is a good day to fill your head with Irish fiddle tunes; the kitchen music. Though I don't have much Irish in my background (other than a few girls I dated back in the day ("I've always been crazy 'bout Irish girls" - Randy Newman), Mrs. Molly Durkin once told me that St. Patrick's Day is the day that everybody can be Irish for a little while. It's also amuater night, so be careful out on the roads.

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