- under construction-
From: Dublin
Active: 1970s
Style: Rock
Lineup (1972-80):
-  John Fean - guitars, banjo, vocals
 -  Charles O'Connor - fiddle, mandolin, concertina, vocals,
 -  Jim Lockhart - keyboards, flute, tin whistles, uilleann pipes, vocals
 -  Barry Devlin - bass guitar, vocals
 -  Eamon Carr - drums, bodhrán, percussions
 

1973 UK tour poster
Bio:
Horslips were the most mainstream of the wave of Irish bands incorporating traditional influences
in their music at the dawn of the 70s, and also the most successful. The band was formed in 1970 
by Eamon Carr (drums), previously with Tara Telephone and one of the main instigators of the group's
direction; Jim Lockhart (keyboards, flute) from Dublin with a strong traditional music background; 
Charles O'Connor (guitar, mandolin, fiddle), 
from Middlesborough, who worked in an advertising agency and had a strong interest in traditional
music; 'Spud' Murphy (guitar) and Gene Mulvanney (bass). The group scored good early exposure
as the resident group on the RTE TV series Fonn, playing electric arrangements of traditional
Irish tunes. Declan Sinnott replaced Spud Murphy and Barry Devlin replaced Gene Mulvanney. This
lineup recorded "Johnny's Wedding", the A-side of the debut single released on the band's own Oats label in
March 1972. Sinnott had left by then, replaced by Gus Guest (ex Deep Set, who plays on the B-side) who in turn
was replaced by the summer by Johnny Fean (ex ...), yielding the definitive lineup of the band. 
The final important part of the puzzle was manager Michael Deeney.
The band recorded their classic debut LP "Happy To Meet" in 1972 which is tinged with elements of late 
psychedelia and inspired by Sweeney's Men. The follow up was their earlty masterpiece "The Tain", which
often draws (inadequate) comparisons to Jethro Tull. This had the early 70s progressive sound. 
Bonus Material Guide
• The Tain Live (extended sequence) - live - My Father's Place, Long Island, NY 1974 - on HORSL04
• Lonely Hearts - live - My Father's Place, Long Island, NY 1974 - on HORSL09
• Mad Pat / Blindman - live - Quartier Latin, Berlin 1976 - on HORSL09
• The Rights Of Man - live - Quartier Latin, Berlin 1976 - on HORSL01
• Speed The Plough - live? - London 1978 - on HORSL08
• New York Wakes - studio? - Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia 1978 - on HORSL08
• King Of The Fairies - studio? - Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia 1978 - on HORSL09
• Lonliness - studio? - Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia 1978 - on HORSL06
• Daybreak - live - The Bottom Line, New York, 1978 - on HORSL01*
• Drive The Cold Winter Away - live - The Bottom Line, New York, 1978 - on HORSL01*
• Ride To Hell - live - The Bottom Line, New York, 1978 - on HORSL01*
• Sideways To The Sun - live - The Bottom Line, New York, 1978 - on HORSL01*
• Sword Of Light - live - The Bottom Line, New York, 1978 - on HORSL01*
• Dark - live - The Bottom Line, New York, 1978 - on HORSL01*
• Homesick - live - The Bottom Line, New York, 1979 - on HORSL06
• Sure The Boy Was Green - live - The Bottom Line, New York 1979 - on HORSL08
• The Man Who Built America - live - Park West, Chicago, 1980 - on HORSL06
• Trouble (With A Capital T) - live - Park West, Chicago, 1980 - on HORSL01
• Horslips presents Horslips - studio - Fake Radio Interview - on HORSL06
*sequenced as one track
Discography
• Johnny's Wedding / Flower Among Them All 
7" - Oats Records - MOO 1 - Ireland - 17 March 1972 - PS 
An Oats Records release distributed by Release Records in Ireland.
Entered the Irish charts on the 25th of March for a 3 week period, peaking at #10
• Green Gravel / Fairy King 
7" - Oats Records - MOO 2 - Ireland - August 1972 - PS
An Oats Records release distributed by Release Records in Ireland.
Entered the Irish charts on the 30th of August for 1 week, peaking at #20
• Happy To Meet - Sorry To Part 
LP - Oats Records - MOO 3 (matrix STOAT LP-1) - IRL - December 1972 - shaped diecut gatefold cover, booklet 
LP - RCA / Oats Records - MOO 3 - UK - April 1973 - shaped diecut gatefold cover, booklet 
LP - Atlantic Records - ATL 50 019 - Germany - 1973 - shaped diecut gatefold cover, booklet 
LP - Atlantic - ATL 50 019 - France - 1973 - shaped diecut gatefold cover, booklet
LP - Atco Records - SD 7030 - USA - August 1973 - shaped diecut gatefold cover, booklet 
LP - Horslips Records - MOO 3 - IRL - 1977 - shaped gatefold cover
LP - Atlantic Records - ATL 20 019 (ST-C-732 883) - Germany - 1977 - single cover, "Historic Recordings" reissue
LP - DJM Records - DJF 20544 - UK - June 1978 - gatefold cover, bonus track 
CD - Edsel - ??? - UK - 200? 
Recorded on the Rolling Stones Mobile at Longfield House, County Tipperary, Autumn (November?) 1972.
Produced by Alan O'Duffy 

   

   

side one 
Happy to Meet 
Hall of Mirrors 
The Clergy's Lamentation 
An Bratach Bán 
The Shamrock Shore 
Flower Among Them All 
Bím Istigh Ag Ól 
side two
Furniture 
Ace and Deuce 
Dance to Yer Daddy 
Scalloway Ripoff 
The Musical Priest 
Sorry to Part 
The High Reel [1978 DJM reissue bonus track] 
Notes:
Sold 10,000 copies on release in Ireland according to Billboard. In April 1973 the band signed a 
distribution deal with RCA in the UK and (later) Atlantic in other territories. 
The 1973 issues in UK, France, Germany and the USA are the same as the original Irish version except
the pictures on the first and last page of the booklet are different. "The High Reel" was added as a bonus
track to the DJM re-issue in June 1978. 
• The High Reel (mono) / The High Reel (stereo) 
7" - Atco Records - 45-6935 - USA - 1972 - no PS, promo 
Produced by Alan O'Duffy & Horslips
The label says (p) 1972 Atlantic but this 45 probaby dates for around the USA LP release in 1973
• The High Reel / Furniture 
7" - Oats / RCA Records - OAT 1 - UK - 20 July 1973 - no PS, demos exist 
7" - Atlantic Records - ATL 10 337 - Germany - 1973 - PS, promos exist 
Non-LP A-side [until the 1978 reissue of the debut LP].
Produced by Alan O'Duffy & Horslips
• various artists - Heavies for August from Atlantic 
LP - Atlantic Records - ??? - UK - 1973 - promo 
tracks: Furniture / High Reel 
• Dearg Doom / The High Reel 
7" - Oats Records - MOO 4 - IRL - 30 April 1973 - PS 
A taster for the then imminent second LP.
 
• Dearg Doom / The Shamrock Shore 
7" - Oat Records - Oats2 - IRL - May 1973 
7" - Oats / RCA Records - OAT 2 - UK - 19 October 1973 
Entered the Irish charts on the 17th of May for a 7 week run, peaking at #8
• The Tain 
LP - Oats Records - MOO 5 - IRL - September 1973 -  foc, inner, poster 
LP - RCA / Oats Records - MOO 5 - UK - 1973 - foc, inner, poster 
 
LP - Atco Records - SD 7039 - USA - 1973 - foc, inner 
LP - Atco Records - SD 7039 - NL - 1973 - foc, inner 
LP - DJM Records - DJF 20543 - UK - 1978 
CD - Homespun - MOO CD 5 - UK - 1989
CD - Horslips Records - HORSL04 - 2010 
Recorded at Escape Studios & Manor Studios. Mixed at Olympic Studios. September, 1973. 

side one 
Setanta 
Maeve's Court 
Charolais 
The March 
You Can't Fool The Beast 
Dearg Doom 
Ferdia's Song 
Gae Bolga 
side two 
Cú Chulainn's Lament 
Faster Than The Hound 
Silver Spear 
More Than You Can Chew 
The Morrigan's Dream 
Time to Kill!
2010 CD Bonus track: 
The Tain Live Extended Sequence [My Father's Place, New York, 1974]
Notes:
The Tain is a concept album based on the ancient Irish legend of the Táin Bó Cúailnge (The Cattle Raid of Cooley).
"Dearg Doom" and "Faster Than The Hound" were performed (mimed) on The Old Grey Whistle Test.
• More Than You Can Chew / Faster Than the Hound 
7" - Oats / RCA Records - OAT 3 - UK - April 1974 - no PS 
• Dearg Doom / More Than You Can Chew 
7" - Atlantic Records - ATL 10 436 - Germany - 1974? - PS 
• King of the Fairies / Phil the Fluters Rag 
7" - Oats Records - MOO 6 - IRL - 1 July 1974 - PS 
Entered the Irish charts on the 1st of August for a 5 week run, peaking at #7
• Dancehall Sweethearts 
LP - Oats Records - MOO 7 - IRL - July 1974 
LP - RCA Records - APL 1-0709 - UK - 1974 
LP - RCA Victor Records - CPL 1-0709 - USA - 1974 
LP - RCA Records - PPL 1-0709 - Germany - 1974 
LP - Horslips Records - MOO 7 - Ireland - 197? 
CD - Horslips Records - HORSL09 - 2010 
The 1980s cassette edition on Homespun/Outlet printed the mirror image of the front cover photo by mistake.
Recorded at Rockfield Studios in Wales. Mixed at Kingsway Recorders, London. June, 1974. 
Produced by Fritz Fryer
Brass arrangements courtesy of Ray Russell 
   

side one: 
Nighttown Boy 
The Blind Can't Lead the Blind 
Stars 
We Bring the Summer with Us 
Sunburst 
side two: 
Mad Pat 
Blindman 
King of the Fairies 
Lonely Hearts 
The Best Years of My Life
2010 CD Bonus tracks: 
Mad Pat / Blindman [Recorded at Quartier Latin, Berlin 1976] 
King Of The Fairies [Recorded at Sigma Sound, Philadelphia, 1978] 
Lonely Hearts [Recorded at My Father's Place, Long Island, NY 1974] 
Notes:
Loosely based on the travels of the famed 18th century blind harper, Turlough O'Carolan (mainly side one). 
The cover shows a tired looking band. 
• Nighttown Boy (edited version) / We Bring the Summer With Us 
7" - RCA Records - PB-10123 - USA - 1974 - no PS 
7" - RCA Records - PB-10123 - New Zealand - 1974 - no PS 
• Nighttown Boy / We Bring The Summer With Us 
7" - RCA Records - 2452 - UK - 1974 - promo, no PS 
7" - RCA Records - 2452 - USA - 1974 - promo, no PS 
• King of the Fairies / Sunburst 
7" -  RCA Victor - 2505 (APL1 0709) - UK - 24 January 1975 - no PS 
Produced by Fritz Fryer.
•(If That's What You Want) That's What You Get Part 1 / Part 2 
7" -  RCA Victor - 2564 - UK - April 1975 - no PS 
•(If That's What You Want) That's What You Get Part 1 / Snake's Farewell To The Emerald Isle 
7" -  RCA Victor - 2564 - UK - May 1975 - no PS 
some confusion over B-sides here!
• The Unfortunate Cup Of Tea 
LP - Oats Records - MOO 8 - IRL - 1975 
LP - RCA Records - SF 8432 - UK - 1975 
LP - RCA Records - SF 8432 - NL - 1975 
LP - RCA Records - CPL 1-1068 - USA - 1975 
At this point Horslips relationship with RCA ended. The Irish Oats label was also put to bed
and a new imprint Horslips Records launched, which was licensed to DJM Records..
• Drive The Cold Winter Away 
LP - Horslips Records - MOO 9 - IRL - 1975 
tracklisting: 
Rug Muire Mac Do Dhia 
Sir Festus Burke/Carolan's Frolic 
Snow That Melts The Soonest 
Piper In The Meadow Straying 
Drive The Cold Winter Away 
Thompson's / Cottage To The Grove 
Ny Kirree Fo Naghtey 
Crabs In The Skillet 
Dennis O'Connor 
Do'n Oiche Ud I Mbeithil 
Lullaby 
The Snow And Frosts Are All Over / Paddy Fahey's 
When A Man's In Love
• Horslips Live 
2xLP - Horslips Records - MOO 10 - IRL - 1976 - foc 
2xLP - Outlet Records - OASMOO 10 - UK - 1982 - foc
• Daybreak (Excerpt from a Celtic Symphony) / Oisin's Tune 
7" - Horslips Records - MOO 11 - IRL - July 1976 - PS 
Entered the Irish charts on the 29th of July for a 22 week run, peaking at #2
• The Book of Invasions - A Celtic Symphony 
LP - Horslips Records - MOO 12 - IRL - 1976
LP - DJM Records - DJF 20498 - UK - 1976 - inner sleeve 
LP - DJM Records - DJLPA-10 - USA - 1976 - inner sleeve 
LP - DJM Records - DJM 2447 498 - Germany - 1976 
LP - DJM Records - DJF 20498 - NL - April 1977 - inner sleeve 
LP - Orlador Records - 71790 - Portugal - 1977 - club edition, diff PS, blue label
LP - DJM Records - DJM 22106 - UK - March 1982
CD - Homespun Records - MOO CD 12 - UK - 1989
CD - Horslips Records - HORSL01 - 2010 
Produced by Alan O'Duffy and Horslips
   

   


side one
Daybreak 
March Into Trouble  
Trouble (With a Capital T) 
The Power and the Glory 
The Rocks Remain 
Dusk 
Sword of Light 
Dark 
 
side two 
Warm Sweet Breath of Love 
Fantasia (My Lagan Love) 
King of Morning, Queen of Day 
Sideways to the Sun 
Drive the Cold Winter Away 
Ride to Hell 
2010 CD Bonus tracks: 
Daybreak 
Drive The Cold Winter Away 
Ride To Hell 
Sideways To The Sun 
Sword Of Light 
Dark [programmed as one one track, The Bottom Line, New York, 1978]
The Rights Of Man [Quartier Latin, Berlin, 1976]
Trouble (With A Capital T) [Park West, Chicago, 1980]
Notes:
The Book of Invasions: A Celtic Symphony is a concept album based on an ancient Irish legends 
as described in Lebor Gabala Erenn, a book of Irish mythology. 
The album is divided into three movements: "Geantrai" (side one), "Goltrai" (B1-B3) and "Suantrai" (B4-B6).
This was the only Horslips album to enter the UK Top 40, peaking at #39. 
• Warm Sweet Breath Of Love / King Of Morning Queen Of Day 
7" - DJM Records - DJS 10754 - UK - 1976 - promo, PS
7" - DJM Records - DJS 10754 - UK - 1976 - stock, no PS
Warm Sweet Breath Of Love (mono) / Warm Sweet Breath of Love (stereo) 
7" - DJM Records - DJUS 1026 - USA - 1976 - promo only, no PS 
• Trouble (With a Capital T) (edit) / Trouble (With a Capital T) 
7" - DJM Records - DJUS 1032 - USA - 1976 - promo only, no PS
• Power and the Glory / Sir Festus Burke
7" - DJM Records - DJS 10792 - UK - July 1977 - green vinyl, autographed green diecut bag 
7" - DJM Records - 2043 013 - German - 1977 - PS
15000 copies were pressed on green vinyl after which it switched to black [source: Billboard 25/6/77]
• Sure the Boy Was Green / Exiles 
7" - DJM Records - DJUS 1036 - USA - 1977 - green vinyl, promo insert, no PS 
7" - DJM Records - DJUS 1036 - USA - 1977 - black vinyl, no PS 
• Power & the Glory
7" - DJM Records - P-50 - Spain - 1977 - 1-sided promo, PS 
• Tracks From the Vaults 
LP - Horslips Records - MOO 13 - IRL - 1977 - inner
later pressings with red label

tracklisting:
Motorway Madness 
Johnnys Wedding 
Flower Among Them All 
Green Gravel 
The Fairy King 
Dearg Doom 
The High Reel 
King Of The Fairies 
Phil The Fluter's Rag 
Lipstick - Come Back Beatles 
Lipstick - The Fab Four Four 
Daybreak 
Oisin's Tune
• Aliens 
LP - Horslips Records - MOO 14 - IRL - 1977 
LP - DJM Records - DJF 20519 - UK - October 1977 - inner sleeve
LP - DJM Records - DJLPA-16 - USA - 1977 - inner sleeve
LP - Atlantic - K 64202 - Germany - 1977 
LP - DJM/Festival Records - L 36621 - Australia - 1977 - gatefold sleeve
LP - DJM Records - DJM 22107 - UK - March 1982 
CD - Horslips Records - HORSL08 - 2010 

   


side one: 
Before The Storm 
Wrath Of The Rain 
Speed The Plough 
Sure The Boy Was Green 
Come Summer 
side two:  
Stowaway 
New York Wakes 
Exiles 
Second Avenue 
Ghosts 
Lifetime To Pay
2010 CD Bonus tracks: 
New York Wakes [Recorded at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia 1978] 
Speed The Plough [Recorded in London 1978] 
Sure The Boy Was Green [Recorded at The Bottom Line, New York 1979] 
• Exiles / Speed the Plough 
7" - Horslips Records - MOO 15 - IRL - November 1977 - PS 
Entered the Irish charts on the 24th of November for a 7 week run, peaking at #9
• New York Wakes / Ghosts 
7" - DJM Records - DJS 10820 - UK - November 1977 - no PS, unreleased
• Sure the Boy Was Green / Exiles 
7" - DJM Records - DJUS K7127 - Australia - 1977 - no PS
• Before The Storm / ? 
7" - DJM Records - DJO 612 - Spain - 1978 - promo, PS 
• Speed the Plough / Bridge from Heart to Heart // Red River Rock (Live) 
7" - DJM Records - DJS 10859 - UK - May 1978 - autographed sleeve 
• Tour-A-Loor-A-Loor-A-Loor-A EP 
7" - Horslips Records - MOO 16 - IRL - September 1978 - PS 
Entered the Irish charts on the 21st of September for a 3 week run, peaking at #9
Live EP
side one: 
Sure the Boy Was Green 
Red River Rock 
side two:
Trouble 
Bridge from Heart to Heart 
• The Man Who Built America 
LP - Horslips Records - MOO 17 - IRL - 1978 - inner, sticker on cover, limited edition blue vinyl 
LP - Horslips Records - MOO 17 - IRL - 1978 - inner
LP - DJM Records - DJF 20546 - UK - December 1978 - diff PS, inner
LP - DJM Records - DJLPA-20 - USA - January 1979 - UK PS design
LP - DJM Records - DJF 20546 - NL - January 1979 - UK PS design
LP - DJM Records - DJM 0064.215 - Germany - January 1979 - UK PS design, insert
LP - DJM/CBS-Sony Records - 25AP1393 - Japan - 1979 - UK PS design, promo, inner sleeve, insert, obi
LP - DJM Records - DJM 22108 - UK - March 1982 - UK PS design
LP - MaG Records - LPN2582 - Peru - 1982
CD - Horslips Records - HORSL06 - 2010 
 

 

 

side one: 
The Man Who Built America 
Tonight 
I'll Be Waiting 
If It Takes All Night 
Green Star Liner 
side two: 
Loneliness 
Homesick 
Long Weekend 
Letters From Home 
Long Time Ago
2010 CD Bonus tracks: 
The Man Who Built America [Park West, Chicago, 1980] 
Lonliness [Sigma Sound, Philadelphia, 1978] 
Homesick [The Bottom Line, New York, 1979] 
Horslips presents Horslips 
• Loneliness / Homesick 
7" - DJM/CBS-Sony Records - 06SP319 - Japan - 1979 - PS, promo 
• The Man Who Built America / Long Weekend 
7" - DJM Records - DJS 10888 - UK - February 1979 - yellow vinyl, PS 
7" - DJM - 0034.204 - Germany - 1979 - PS, beige label
7" - DJM Records - K7427 - Australia  - 1979 - no PS 
7" - DJM/Zafiro Records - DJO-620 - Spain - 1979 - PS, promo 
• Loneliness / Homesick 
7" - DJM Records - DJS 10916 - UK - May 1979 - PS? 
7" - DJM Records - DJMS 1105 - USA - 1979 - no PS 
7" - DJM Records - DJO-624 - Spain - 1979 - promo, PS 
12" - DJM Records - DJT 15001 - UK - May 1979 - green vinyl shamrock shaped disc in PVC cover
• Loneliness / Loneliness 
12" - DJM Records - DJMS 1105 - USA - 1979 - promo only green vinyl shamrock shaped disc in PVC cover 
note: same catalogue number as stock issue.
• Horslips Presents Horslips 
12" - DJM/Phonogram - MK-76 - USA - promo only, black DJM label, PS 
matrix: MK76-A1 MASTERDISK BK 
tracks: 
Warm Sweet Breath of Love 
Sure the Boy Was Green 
An interview about the album ' The Man Who Built America ' including
acoustic versions of tunes.
• Short Stories Tall Tales 
LP - Horslips Records - MOO 19 - IRL - 1979 
LP - Mercury Records - SRM-1-3809 - USA - 1979 
LP - Mercury Records - 9111-059 - Germany - 1979 
LP - Mercury Records - 9100-070 - UK - 1980 
• Rescue Me / Rescue Me 
7" - Mercury Records - 76030 (6167 882) - USA - 1979 - no PS 
• Guests of the Nation / When Night Comes 
7" - Horslips Records - MOO 18 - IRL - October 1979 - PS
Entered the Irish charts on the 21st of October for a 6 week run, peaking at #8
• The Belfast Gigs 
LP - Horslips Records - MOO 20 - IRL - 1980 
LP - Mercury Records - SRM-1-3842 - USA - August 1980 - promo copies exist
LP - Mercury Records - 6337-106 - Germany - 1980

tracklisting:
Trouble With A Capital T
The Man Who Built America
The Warm Sweet Breath Of Love
The Power & The Glory
Blindman
Shakin' All Over
King Of The Fairies
Guests Of the Nation
Dearg Doom
• Shakin' all Over / Shakin' all Over 
7" - Mercury Records - 76072 [2-56089] (6167 982) - USA - 1980 - no PS 
12" - Mercury Records - MK 147 - USA - 1980 - promo, PS 
Taken from 'The Belfast Gigs' LP.
• Shakin' All Over / Sword of Light 
7" - Horslips Records - MOO 21 - IRL - 1980 - PS 
• Rollback 
2xCD - Horslips Records - MOO 23 - 2004 
2xCD - Horslips Records - HORSL03 - 2010 
"Horslips Unplugged". The second disc is an enhanced CD.
tracklisting: 
Trouble (With A Capital T) 
The Man Who Built America 
Guests Of The Nation 
Faster Than The Hound 
Huish the Cat 
Mad Pat 
The Wrath Of The Rain 
Flirting In The Shadows 
Cuchulainn's Lament 
Ace & Deuce 
Blindman 
Furniture 
The Power And The Glory 
My Love Is In America 
Long Weekend
• Return of the Dancehall Sweethearts 
2xDVD - Horslips - MOO 26 - IRL - November 2005 - box set with booklet 
2xDVD - Horslips - HORSL02 - IRL - 2010
tracklisting disc one: 
The Return Of The Dancehall Sweethearts documentary 
tracklisting disc two: 
Return Of The Dancehall Sweethearts 
Furniture (Live At The National Stadium, 1973) 
Bim Istigh Ag Ol (Live At The National Stadium, 1973) 
Dearg Doom (BBC Old Grey Whistle Test, 1974) 
Faster Than The Hound (BBC Old Grey Whistle Test, 1974) 
Charolais (BBC 2nd House, 1974) 
Maeve's Court (BBC 2nd House, 1974) 
Dearg Doom (BBC 2nd House, 1974) 
The Snakes' Farewell To The Emerald Isle (RTE John Molloy's Dublin, 1975) 
King Of The Fairies (RTE John Molloy's Dublin, 1975) 
Ny Kiree Fo Nachty (Live At The National Stadium, 1975) 
Mad Pat (Live At The National Stadium, 1975) 
Blindman (Live At The National Stadium, 1975) 
Johnny's Wedding (Live At The National Stadium, 1975) 
Trouble With A Capital T (Live At The Cork Opera House, 1979) 
The Man Who Built America (Live At The Cork Opera House, 1979) 
Guests Of The Nation (Live At The Cork Opera House, 1979) 
Loneliness (Live At The Cork Opera House, 1979) 
Shakin' All Over (Live At The Cork Opera House, 1979) 
The Man Who Built America (Original Promotional Video, 1979)
Notes:
The first disc contains a documentary about the band made by Maurice Linnane. 
The second disc contains promo videos, TV appearances and live footage of the band in their heyday.
Compilations
• Horslips Collection
LP - K-Tel Records - KLP70 - IRL - 1981 
CD - K-Tel Records - 6270 - IRL - 1997 

tracklisting: 
King Of The Fairies 
Flower Among Them All 
Johnny's Wedding 
Daybreak 
Furniture 
Loneliness 
King Of Morning, Queen Of Day 
Dearg Doom 
Trouble 
The Man Who Built America 
I'll Be Waiting 
The Power And The Glory 
Speed The Plough 
Long Week-End 
Guests Of The Nation
 
• Traditional Irish Rock Music: The Best Of Horslips 
LP/K7 - Outlet Archive - OASMOO 21 - UK - July 1982 
• Horslips History Vol 1: 1972 - 1975 
LP - Spartan - DATLP 001 - UK - 1983 
• Horslips History Vol 2: 1976 - 1980 
LP - Spartan - DATLP 002 - UK - 1983 
• Folk Collection 
LP - Stoic Records - STILP 1001 - IRL - 1984 
side one: 
The Silver Spear 
Dance To Yer Daddy 
Oisin's Tune 
Bim Istigh Ag Ol 
The Piper In The Meadow Straying 
An Bratach Ban 
side two 
The High Reel 
The Shamrock Shore 
Drive The Cold Winter Away 
Phil The Fluters Rag 
The Snow That Melts The Soonest 
Fantasia 
• Straight From The Horse's Mouth: The Horslips Story
LP/K7/CD - Homespun - DHX802 - 1989 
 
• Celtic Rock Volume 1 
CD - Outlet Records - ??? - 1997
• Celtic Rock Volume 2
CD - Outlet Records - ??? - 1997
• Greatest Hits 
CD - Celtic Collections - CCCD145 - IRL - 1999 
• Treasury: The Very Best Of Horslips 
2xCD - Horslips Records - HORSL07 - IRL - 2020 
disc one: 
Furniture 
Faster Than The Hound 
Dearg Doom 
Time To Kill! 
Hall Of Mirrors 
Flower Amang Them All 
More Than You Can Chew 
The Snakes' Farewell To The Emerald Isle 
Nighttown Boy 
Everything Will Be Alright 
Trouble (With A Capital T) [Roll Back Version] 
The Life You Save 
Mad Pat 
Blindman 
The Blind Can't Lead The Blind 
Flirting in the Shadows [Roll Back Version] 
The Snow That Melts the Soonest 
 
disc two: 
Warm Sweet Breath Of Love 
Come Summer 
Sword Of Light 
Sideways To The Sun 
The Power And The Glory 
Trouble (With a Capital T) 
Rescue Me 
Loneliness 
The Man Who Built America 
Long Weekend 
Speed The Plough 
Ghosts 
Guests Of The Nation 
Stowaway 
Ricochet Man 
I'll Be Waiting 
Dearg Doom [Acoustic Radio Version] 
Related:
• Lipstick - Come Back Beatles / The Fab Four-Four 
7" - Polydor Records - 2058 725 - UK - 21 April 1976 
Released on the 21 April 1976 to tie in with the re-release by EMI of all The Beatles singles. Not released in Ireland.
See also: 
Barry Devlin, 
The Host, 
Jeremiah Henry, 
Jim Lockhart, 
Declan Sinnott, 
Tara Telephone, 
Zen Alligators
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