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The Top 10 Irish Rebel Songs (E-Book)

The Top 10 Irish Rebel Songs (E-Book)

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Looking to learn about some of the best Irish songs of all time? The Top Irish Rebel Songs E-book takes you on a journey through time from the 1700's all the way to the late 1900's. This E-Book offers an in-depth look into key events, figures and cultural influences that have shaped Ireland's history from prehistoric times to modern day.  I will explain to you the history behind these incredible songs that have withstood the test of time. Irish folk music is an essential part of Irish culture and plays a huge role in Irish history. Folk music reflects the history and traditions of us Irish people and has shaped the Ireland that we live in today.

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Robert Prager
The Story Behind Irish Rebel Songs

The book contains nice write-ups of the background behind ten significant Irish rebel songs. (I'm sure most of us could guess six or seven of the titles the author chose without looking!) The one that I purchased the book for was "The Valley of Knockanure." My great-grandmother emigrated from Ireland in the 1860s. She lived in Athea, County Limerick, and was a Dalton -- same family as "the Dalton boy" in the song. The book doesn't contain the words to the songs, but those are readily available elsewhere. It's nice having the collection in one volume!

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David Gallagher
Top 10 Irish Rebel Songs

Great background and history! Reason I purchased! Gets to the roots of the song!

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Caryl W Brown
Great to read the background of these songs

Great fun to learn background, history, and have all the lyrics for these great songs. I do wish it also had simple chords to learn to play them!

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Caryl
History of the songs, not the music

I love to read the history of the songs, glad it includes the lyrics (some in both Gaeilge as well as Bearla), but was surprised that it didn't include the music or chords to play them. I just, wrongly, assumed that would be included. Love the history and background!

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