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Wild Geese - The Quays Of Galway Town (Vinyl LP | DE Original | 1976)

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Wild Geese - The Quays Of Galway Town

Label: Joke Records - JLP 201
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
Pressing: DE Original
Country: Germany
Released: 1976
Genre: Folk / Celtic / World Music

Released in 1976 on the German Joke Records label, The Quays Of Galway Town captures the spirit of Irish traditional and folk music performed by Wild Geese - a group dedicated to bringing Celtic folk sounds to a continental European audience. The album blends classic Irish ballads, sea shanties, and dance tunes with warm acoustic arrangements, offering an authentic slice of 1970s Celtic folk. A charming and increasingly rare find for collectors of Irish and world folk music.

  • Rare DE Original pressing on Joke Records (1976)
  • Irish Celtic folk - ballads, traditional tunes and dance music
  • Sought-after by collectors of 1970s European folk releases

Condition / Zustand:
Second Hand
Media: VG+
Cover: VG+

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