Eamonn Campbell

Eamonn Campbell
- Born: November 29, 1946
- Died: October 18, 2017
- Dubliners' member: 1988-2012

Born in Drogheda, Co Louth, Eamonn began playing professionally in 1965 with Dermot O'Brien and The Clubmen. During a U.K. tour in 1967, The Clubmen shared the bill with the Dubliners and, during the nightly sessions that followed each concert, a relationship developed between Eamonn and The Dubliners which led to a lasting friendship. Over the years, he has made numerous guest appearances with the group. In 1972, he moved into the world of studio musician and also played with pit orchestras in, "Jesus Christ Superstar," "West Side Story" and "Joseph and his Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat." He has performed on numerous occasions with the R.T.E. concert orchestra, playing guitar, mandolin and banjo. Eamonn is regarded as Ireland's most successful record producer, having produced hits for Paddy Reilly, Foster and Allen, Brendan Grace, Philomena Begley and, in recent years, he has produced records for American country singer Billy Jo Spears. In 1987 he produced The Dubliners' 25th Year Celebration album and it was Eamonn's suggestion that The Dubliners and The Pogues got together to record a few tracks for the album. This resulted in their hit single, "The Irish Rover." Shortly afterwards, with the opportunity to take part in live concerts, Eamonn cut down on his studio work and joined the group on a full time basis. In between tours he still manages to produce records for special clients, the latest being for The Fureys.

source: 30 Years - A Greying sleeve notes

Solo, etc. Discography

At Home and Abroad (1974, IRL) John Aherne	Ronnie Drew (1977, IRL) Ronnie Drew	Guaranteed Ronnie Drew (1978, IRL) Ronnie Drew	Brendan Behan & Rare Ould Times (1978, IRL) Noel Purcell	Together Again (1979, IRL) The Dubliners
Together Again (1979, UK)	Together Again (1979, DEU)	Green Shamrock Shore (1980, IRL) Paddy Reilly	Rare Ould Times (1980, IRL) Dublin City Ramblers	Some Things Never Change (1981, IRL) Jimmy Crowley
The Foster & Allen Selection (1982, IRL) Foster & Allen	The Ferryman (1983, IRL) Dublin City Ramblers	Radio 2 Marathon Song & The Titanic (1983, IRL) Dublin City Ramblers	Maggie (1983, UK) Foster & Allen	I Will Love You All Of My Life (1983, UK) Foster & Allen
Paddy Reilly Live (1983, IRL) Paddy Reilly	Prodigal Sons (1983, IRL) The Dubliners	The Old Rustic Bridge By The Mill (1983, IRL) The Morrisseys	21 Years On (1983, IRL) The Dubliners	The Dubliners - Visions of Ireland (1983, IRL) [VHS] w/The Dubliners, Paddy Reilly & Jim McCann
The Bards (1984) (1984, IRL) The Bards	The Fields of Athenry (1984, IRL) [1] Paddy Reilly	The Fields of Athenry (1984, IRL) [2] Paddy Reilly	The Best Of the Dublin City Ramblers (1985, IRL) Dublin City Ramblers	Greatest Hits Live (1985, IRL) Paddy Reilly
Paddy Reilly Live (1985, USA)	The First Leaves of Autumn (1986, IRL) The Fureys	Paddy Reilly's Ireland (1986, IRL) Paddy Reilly	A Song for Ireland (1987, IRL) The Barleycorn	Romantic Rhapsody (1987, IRL)
Flight of Earls (1987, IRL) Dublin City Ramblers	25-Years Celebration (1987, IRL) [LP] The Dubliners	The Irish Rover (1987, IRL) The Pogues & The Dubliners	The Irish Rover (1987, UK) [7"] w/The Pogues & The Dubliners	The Late Late Show Tribute to the Dubliners (1987, IRL) [VHS] The Dubliners
Celebration (1987, IRL) [CD] The Dubliners	Celebration (1987, DEU) The Dubliners	Let's Sing Together (1987, IRL) The Morrisseys	Come Back Paddy Reilly (1987, IRL) Paddy Reilly	"Rare oul Times" Millennium EP (1988, IRL) Dublin City Ramblers
Paddy Reilly Now (1988, IRL) Paddy Reilly	Songs of Ireland (1989, IRL)	Summer In Siam (1990, UK) [12"] The Pogues	Summer In Siam (1990, UK) [CD] The Pogues	Sings the Songs of Ewan MacColl (1990, IRL) [1] Paddy Reilly
Sings the Songs of Ewan MacColl (1990, IRL) [2] Paddy Reilly	The Best of the Pogues (1991, UK) The Pogues	Gold and Silver Days (1991, IRL) [LP] Paddy Reilly	Gold and Silver Days (1991, IRL) [CD] Paddy Reilly	Gold and Silver Days (1991, USA) Paddy Reilly
Smoke and Strong Whiskey (1991, IRL) [LP] Christy Moore	Smoke and Strong Whiskey (1991, IRL) [CD] Christy Moore	Recorded Live in Dublin (1991, USA) [VHS] w/The Dubliners, Paddy Reilly & Jim McCann	Winds of Change (1992, IRL) The Fureys	25 Jahre (1992, DEU) The Dubliners
The Fields of Athenry (1993, IRL) Paddy Reilly	Irish Football & Pub Songs (1994, IRL) Dublin City Ramblers	The Craic & Porter Black (1995, IRL) Dublin City Ramblers	25 Years Celebration (1996, UK)	Prodigal Sons (1996, IRL)
The Wind and the Rain (1997, IRL) Finbar Furey	The Craic & Porter Too (1998, IRL) Patsy Watchorn	Long Journey Home (1998, USA) [various artists]	The Very Best of the Pogues (2001, UK) The Pogues	The Fields of Athenry (2002, IRL) Paddy Reilly
The Best Of Irish Folk: Paddy Reilly Sings the Songs Of Ewan MacColl (2003, IRL) Paddy Reilly	If I Should Fall From Grace With God (2004, UK) The Pogues	The Ultimate Collection) (2005, UK) The Pogues	Some Things Never Change (2006, IRL) Jimmy Crowley	Finbar Furey (2009, USA) Finbar Furey
30: 30 — The Essential Collection (2013, UK) The Pogues	An Evening with the Dublin Legends: Live In Vienna (2014, AUT) The Dublin Legends	Perform the Dublin Sessions (2016, IRL) The Dublin Legends	… perform the Dublin Sessions Vol. 2 (2018, IRL) The Dublin Legends	The Stiff Records B-Sides (1984-1987) (2023, UK) The Pogues