It was first released in 1967. In 1967 The Irish Rovers released their global hit single The Unicorn, followed in 1968 with the charting Irish ditties "The Orange and the Green" / "Whiskey on a Sunday". Despite having virtually nothing to do with Ireland or Irish culture, the song remains popular in Irish pubs to this day.
The Unicorn song is also included on The Irish Rovers double disk 40th Anniversary CD, 40 Years A-Rovin' (Rover Records, 2005).
The Irish Rovers, from the 1980 album "The Rovers".
The Irish Rovers. But they also called themselves The Rovers for a short time. The song Victory Chimes may be found on the compilation album entitled The Rovers Double Header, but I'm sure it must also be on other discs.
It's called "Here's to the Horses" by the Irish Rovers, it was track 10 on the album "The Rovers" released in 1980. It was also released in 1981 by Johnny Russell, and previously by Mack Vickery in 1977.
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"The Unicorn" by the Irish Rovers
To get the song you have to go on to iTunes, plug in your iPod, and search Irish Rovers or The Unicorn Song. I have it on my iPod and its great. Don't forget to go to click on the sinc button after you buy it.
The Orange and the Green. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qqs4EbU02As
The Irish Rovers, from the 1980 album "The Rovers".
He wrote A Boy Named Sue which Johnny Cash made famous. He also wrote the Unicorn Song song by the Irish Rovers.
The Irish Rovers, better known for the Unicorn. The song seems to be about some kind of intoxicant, referred to in the song as a Medicinal Compound. it is obviously not something one rubs on the back for muscle pains. It is one of those odd songs that well, may have some hidden meaning. Whisky on a Sunday, also by the Irish Rovers, they tried to ban in PA. due to sunday-closing Liquor laws.
The Irish Rovers. But they also called themselves The Rovers for a short time. The song Victory Chimes may be found on the compilation album entitled The Rovers Double Header, but I'm sure it must also be on other discs.
Tom Paxton wrote the song, which was titled: Wasn't that a Party CTRL + Q to Enable/Disable GoPhoto.it
It's called "Here's to the Horses" by the Irish Rovers, it was track 10 on the album "The Rovers" released in 1980. It was also released in 1981 by Johnny Russell, and previously by Mack Vickery in 1977.
The Unicorn Series was created on 1998-11-15.
Shaun Glenville and Fred Godfrey
Danny Boy