The Luke Kelly Album—The Luke Kelly Discography at theBalladeers

		One The Button Pusher (Enoch Kent) Scorn Not His Simplicity (Phil Coulter) The Sun Is Burning (Ian Campbell) The Blantyre Explosion For What Died The Sons Of Roisin (Luke Kelly) Dainty Davey The Unquiet Grave Side Two Dirty Old Town (Ewan McColl) The Foggy Dew Farewell To Carlingford (Tommy Makem) The Town I Loved So Well (Phil Coulter) Parcel Of Rogues Bunclody The Rare Auld Times (Pete St. John) all previously released tracks with the Dubliners
The Luke Kelly Album 1981—CHYME CHLP 1016 LP

This is a selection of my favourite songs. The idea for the album came from a very old mate of mine Dara O Lochlainn.

It's not as easy a job as I first thought it might be. For instance - when I first looked over the list of titles I was featured on, there were at the same time MORE - and disconcertingly LESS than I thought!

Over the years with the "DUBS" an individual image has emerged for each of us. Mine I imagine to be loud, fiery and up tempo - but then almost to re-assure me it is also of a gentle, quiet, crying, almost "sotto-voce" type of character.

So what I've tried to do on this Album is to select the type of songs I might choose to sing at a party.

I think I've covered the whole spectrum from Love - Dainty Davy and The Unquiet Grave to Disgust - Parcel of Rogues and For what Died the Sons of Roisin. The rest is a selection of the most often requested songs I know. I hope you have as much pleasure in listening as I do in performing

Luke Kelly