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Program Title: NewFound Records - Ep. 657 - Music From 1972 Part 3
Description: This episode concludes our three part mini-series on Newfoundland records that are celebrating their 50th birthday this year.

Tune in and treat your easrs to some stellar singing on this program! DENIS RYAN and RYAN’S FANCY do an amazing version of the traditional Irish folk song Carrick Fergus. RALPH O’BRIEN and THE SONS OF ERIN bring the house down with their live rendition of the traditional Mary from Dunloe.

There are some great accordion tunes on the show too. RAY JOHNSON, long before he became one of Buddy Wasisname’s Other Fellers, serves up Bill Wiseman’s Breakdown. RAY WALSH;s fingers fly over the piano accordion as he treats us to an old Scottish number, Muckin O'Geordie’s Byre.

Plus, you’ll get to hear a super rare recording by the band SEVEN YEARS LATER that was recorded live at the now defunct Flyer’s Club in Gander. You’ll also get to hear the seldom heard theme song from Gordon Pinsent’s movie The Rowdyman.

And there’s much more too!

Host(s): Wayne Tucker
Featured Speakers/Guests:

Credits: 1. MICHAEL T. WALL: The Heritage
2. JOAN MORRISSEY: The Boarding House on Federation Square
3. EDISON WILLIAMS: Moose Song
4. RAY JOHNSON: Bill Wiseman's Breakdown
5. RAY JOHNSON: Shamus O’Brien
6. RYAN’S FANCY: Carrick Fergus
7. ROBBIE McDOUGALL: Theme From the Rowdyman
8. SEVEN YEARS LATER: Spanish Harlem
9. BOREALIS: Sons For the Sea
10. SONS OF ERIN: Mary From Dunloe
11. RAY WALSH: Muckin O'Geordie’s Byre

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