About The Pubcrawlers
Over a decade ago, on a cold, snowy January night in 2002, three complete strangers met in a Dover, New Hampshire pub. Record collections were compared, bands discussed and beers consumed; by the end of the night, fueled by alcohol and a shared dream of playing Celtic punk music full-time, The Pubcrawlers were born. A year passed, members were added and, on the strength of their uncompromising DIY ethics and an early demo that they now pretend doesn't exist
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Top Tracks
Dead Men Tell No Tales (feat. Ron Peddle)
All For Me Grog
Davey Jones' Locker
Itchy Fingers / The Wreck of the Old '97
Sally Maclennane (Bonus Track)
The Loss of the Americus / The Friel Jig
Where Oh Where (feat. Chris Skel)
Two-Bit Town
Sergeant Billy's Brigade
My Brother Sylveste
I'll Tell Me Ma
Finnegan's Wake
The Pub
The Last Saskatchewan Pirate
Auld Lang Syne
Shot Glass
Hooligan
Drunk Again (feat. Lenny Lashley)
Boston Subway
The Jolly Beggarman
Sail the Horn No More
Boston Burglar
The Rattlin' Bog
Back Home in Derry
The Traveller's Song
The Irish Combine
Port City Hoedown
Pubcrawling Mood
Hobo Jungle
The Irish Rover
The Devil's Calling My Name
Traitor
Seamus the Bastard
Dicey Reilly
Itchy Fingers/The Wreck of The Old '97
Tripping Up the Stairs/An Honest Gamble
Traditional Set
The Loss of The Americus/The Friel Jig
Lose to Win
The Boys in the Red and the Black
Bonus Track
Danny Boy
The Boys In the Red & the Black
The Last Saskatchewan Pirate (The Arrogant Worms)
Home Boys Home
Davey Jone's Locker
Tripping Up the Stairs / An Honest Gamble
Where Oh Where (feat. Chris Sk
The Last Outlaw / The Road to Lisdoonvarna
Dead Men Tell No Tales (Feat.
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