"The Irish Rovers, one of the most successful and enduring of all Irish folk bands." - BBC ULSTER, 2010 "Like the famous Bushmills Irish Whiskey, The Irish Rovers continue to improve with age." Gaelic Hour, CHIN 97.9 "There aren't many groups in Canada that can match the legacy of The Irish Rovers. TV stars, huge concerts draws...major memorable hits. Plus, you have the longetivity...their popularity continues. They are on a national tour, have a brand new Christmas CD, and a TV special filmed in Ireland coming up." Bob Mersereau, CBC, 2011 The Irish Rovers George Millar: Guitar & Vocals Joe Millar: Harmonica & Vocals Wilcil McDowell: Accordion John Reynolds: Guitar & Vocals Kevin McKeown: Drums, Bones & Bodhran Wallace Hood: Whistle, Mandolin, Citern, Banjo, Bouzouki & Bodhran Sean O'Driscoll: Mandolin, Banjo, Button-Key Accordion & Bodhran Guest Musicians Amy Laing: Cello Clinton Ryder: Stand-Up Bass Todd Sacerty: Electric Bass Patrick Davey: Uilleann Pipes, Flute & Whistle Martin Dowling: Fiddle Andrea Lewis: Fiddle On Rambler From Derry Produced by George Millar for Rover Records Engineered by Rick Salt Mixed by George Millar and Rick Salt Recorded at Island Racific Studios - Nanaimo, B.C., Canada Mastered By; Mark Franklin of Media Magic - Victoria, B.C. Cover Photograph by Cameron Reid Back Cover of Shaws Bridge Over The Lagan River: Courtesy Of The Northern Irish Tourist Board Cover Design by Natasha Shim-Ping For Music Manufacturing Services Layout by The Always Perky Amy Millar Patrick Davey & Martin Dowling Were Recorded At Outlet Studios In Belfast, Northern Ireland, Co-ordinated by Wilcil McDowell and Engineered by Jim McGirr Sleeve Notes Here's to the bards and the poets long may they write their ideals And here's to the music makers who play the jigs and reels For if there were no songs to sing that bring us all enjoyment Then lads like us unfortunately would have to seek employment. Slainte, George Millar - Feb. 2000