The Irish ... And How They Got That Way
1997 Original Cast Members
| # | 跟踪 | 持续时间 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | OPENING/THE BUTTERFLY | ||
| 2. | THE MUSICMAKERS | ||
| 3. | THE IRISH MEDLEY: THOSE ENDEARING YOUNG CHARMS/GALWAY BAY/HOLY GROUND/CARRICKFERGUS... | ||
| 4. | A DIGRESSION | ||
| 5. | MRS. McGRATH | ||
| 6. | MOTHER MACHREE | ||
| 7. | THE RARE OLD TIMES | ||
| 8. | THE FIELDS OF ATHENRY | ||
| 9. | SKIBBEREEN | ||
| 10. | SHORES OF AMERIKAY | ||
| 11. | THE ANCHOR'S AWEIGH | ||
| 12. | NO IRISH NEED APPLY/THE IRISH WASHERWOMAN | ||
| 13. | THE LETTER | ||
| 14. | ERIE CANAL | ||
| 15. | PRESENTING VAUDEVILLE'S FINEST ARTISTS-THE COHANS: GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY... | ||
| 16. | MOONSHINER | ||
| 17. | DANNY BOY | ||
| 18. | WHO THREW THE OVERALLS IN MRS. MURPHY'S CHOWDER? | ||
| 19. | FINNEGAN'S WAKE | ||
| 20. | DEAR OLD IRELAND | ||
| 21. | THE GHOST OF MOLLY MAGUIRE | ||
| 22. | THE GEORGE M. COHAN MEDLEY: YOU'RE A GRAND OLD FLAG/OVER THERE/YANKEE DOODLE DANDY | ||
| 23. | JOHNNY I HARDLY KNEW YE | ||
| 24. | I STILL HAVEN'T FOUND WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR |
THE IRISH…AND HOW THEY GOT THAT WAY is an irreverent history of the Irish through the tumultuous 20th and 21st centuries through the eyes of Pulitzer Prize winning author, Frank McCourt (Angela’s Ashes, 'Tis, Teacher Man).
McCourt’s razor sharp wit, coupled with his trademark bitter irony, and his boundless love for the Irish People are all underscored by glorious music extending all the way from the auld Irish folk ballades, through George M. Cohan’s patriotic love songs to America, World War II standards sung in movies, USOs and foxholes all over the world, and including the latest from contemporary Ireland’s U2.
McCourt’s razor sharp wit, coupled with his trademark bitter irony, and his boundless love for the Irish People are all underscored by glorious music extending all the way from the auld Irish folk ballades, through George M. Cohan’s patriotic love songs to America, World War II standards sung in movies, USOs and foxholes all over the world, and including the latest from contemporary Ireland’s U2.