Top Andy M. Stewart Albums
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Donegal Rain
[2006]
[2006]
The Man in the Moon
[2006]
[2006]
Fire In the Glen
[2005]
[2005]
Andy Stewart's Scotland
[2005]
[2005]
By the Hush
[1983]
[1983]
order by popularity | order by alphabet
They Wounded Old Ireland Queen Amangst The Heather Rantin' Rovin Robin Tae The Weaver's Gin Ye Go Tak' It, Man Tak' It Take Her In Your Arms The Banks Of Sweet Dundee The Gold Claddagh Ring The Haughs Of Cromdale The Humours Of Whiskey The Irish Stranger The Land O' The Leal The Lea-rig The Parish Of Dunkeld The Ramblin' Rover Ramblin' Irishman Tibbie Fowler O' The Glen Young Jimmy In Flanders Where Are You (tonight I Wonder) Listen To The People Sweet King Williams Town The Echo Mocks The Corncrake The Lakes Of Pontchartrain My Heart It Belongs To She The Man In The Moon A Scottish Soldier (green Hills Of Tyrol) The Gaberlunzieman The Errant Apprentice Campbeltown Loch Green Grow The Rashes, O Ae Fond Kiss At It Again Bogie's Bonnie Bell Brid Og Ni Mhaille Brigit O'malley Brighidin Ban Mo Store By The Hush Ca' The Yowes To The Knowes Dinny The Piper Amhran Na Tae (Song Of The Tea) Donegal Rain Dublin Lady Ferry Me Over Fire In The Glen Freedom Is Like Gold Gallant Murray (Gathering Of Athole) The White Rose A Red, Red Rose Haud Your Tongue Dear Sally Heart Of The Home Hey How Johnie Lad Hey, Ca' Thro' I Mourn For The Highlands I'd Cross The Wild Atlantic If I Never Spend A Morning Without You Is There For Honest Poverty (For A' That) It Was A' For Our Rightfu' King Macgregor's Gathering Matt Hyland Monday Morning Patrick Sheehan
Related Information for Andy M. Stewart
Andy M. Stewart is a scottish musician, formerly the singer for the folk band Silly Wizard. When they broke up 1988, Andy began a solo career. He's recorded four albums up to now (By The Hush, Songs of Robert Burns, Man in the Moon, Donegal Rain). Many of Andy's songs have become well-known within the folk community, including "The Ramblin' Rover", "Golden, Golden", "The Queen of Argyll", and "The Valley of Strathmore".... read more
