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The Unicorn

 

Unicorn, The (1963), a novel by Iris Murdoch. Marian Taylor, appointed governess at a big house in the west of Ireland, finds herself companion to Hannah Crean-Smith, kept prisoner after attempting to kill her husband seven years previously.

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The Unicorn
Studio album by The Irish Rovers
Released 1967
Genre Irish folk music
Length 30:06
Label MCA Records
The Irish Rovers chronology
The First Of The Irish Rovers
(1966)
The Unicorn
(1967)
All Hung Up
(1968)

The Unicorn is the second album by Irish folk music group The Irish Rovers.

The title track The Unicorn, a recording of Shel Silverstein's poem, reached #7 in the U.S.; and, despite having virtually nothing to do with Ireland nor Irish culture, is popular in Irish pubs all over Ireland to this day.

Track listing

  1. The Unicorn – 3:18
  2. Bonnie Kellswater – 2:39
  3. The Orange and the Green – 2:37
  4. Hiring Fair – 2:28
  5. Bridgit Flynn – 1:58
  6. Come In – 1:46
  7. Goodbye Mrs. Durkin – 2:34
  8. Pat of Millingar – 2:34
  9. The Wind that Shakes the Corn – 3:03
  10. The First Love in Life – 2:50
  11. The Black Velvet Band – 3:43



 
 

 

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