Watch the Barleyjuice Bio Video Windows Media Required Watch the Barleyjuice Video of "What's Up Yours" Windows Media Required |
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As seen on QVC, here's the quintessential collection by the best Celtic band in the world. 32 of the most heart warming and heart thumping tracks from the first 4 albums plus two new tunes ("Celtic Girl" and "Town of Ballybay") and 4 remixes! From Disc 1: ("A Night at The Pub") Play What's Up Yours Play Weekend Irish Play Samples of all tracks on Disc 1 Songs on Disc 1 are: All For Me Grog Mush Mush Nancy Drinks Tequila Monto Real Old Mountain Dew What's Up Yours Dear Ould Ireland Potatoes Tim Finegan's Wake Weekend Irish Nancy Whiskey Moonshiner Town Of Ballybay Swig Whiskey In The Jar Modern Pirates From Disc 2: ("The Morning After") Play Juice Of The Barley Play Celtic Girl Play Samples of all tracks on Disc 2 Songs on Disc 2 are: Misty Mornings Miss'd Juice Of The Barley Sally Garden Jig Of Slurs-Taylor's Fancy I'll Tell Me Ma Hard Life Of Ivan Macrae Celtic Girl Rosin The Bow Whiskey To The Sea Pretty Wild Bride Stack Of Barley Fiddler's Green Dear Richard's Wake Jo'rneyman's Song Jig Set Wild Rover  | | The brand new 4th album from these six yanks is now available. If you thought Barleyjuice was exceptional before this album, grab your kilts and hold on tight 'cause this one's a killer with the smash anthem 'Weekend Irish' and lots more including their cover of the Clash tune, 'London Calling.' Play Weekend Irish Play London Calling Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. Drunkard's Ambassadors 2. Swig 3. Songs For Sinners 4. Hard Life of Ivan MacRae 5. Weekend Irish 6. Nancy Whiskey 7. Jo'rneyman's Song 8. London Calling 9. My Bonnie Lassie and Me 10. Bleary-Eyed Beauty |
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The brand new album of drinkin' tunes from the purveyors of pub music. Includes a bonus track on the CD and the full album download not available as a single song download. Play Pretty Wild Bride Play Real Old Mountain Dew Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. Misty Mornings Miss'd 2. Pretty Wild Bride 3. Modern Pirates 4. Love With A Priest 5. Real Old Mountain Dew 6. Beauty And The Rum 7. More Pipes 8. Tartan Is The Colour Of My True Love's Hair 9. Tim Finegan's Wake 10. Dear Ould Ireland 11. Whiskey-Bailey's-Guinness 12. A Band's A Band For A'That 13. The Bar I Love Remained | | Play Mary Mack Play Fiddler's Green Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. All For Me Grog 2. Wild Rover 3. Fiddler's Green 4. Mary Mack 5. Hi Drive 6. Sally Garden 7. Mush Mush 8. Tippin' It Up to Nancy 9. Rosin the Bow 10. Juice of the Barley 11. Boys of Blue Hill Courtin' in the Kitchen 12. Banjo Breakdown 13. Donnie Scot |
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Play Whats Up Yours Play I'll Tell Me Ma Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. Monto 2. Jig of Slurs - Taylor's Fancy 3. I'll Tell Me Ma 4. Nancy Drinks Tequila 5. Potatoes 6. Dear Richard's Wake 7. What's Up Yours 8. Whiskey in the Jar 9. Scottish Samba 10. Muckle John 11. Stack of Barley - Roxborough Castle 12. Jig Set 13. Whiskey to the Sea | | Barleyjuice T-Shirt See display below specify size & color: XXXL, XXL, XL, L, M, S In Guinness Black with Cream lettering. Back reads: "Urraimach à Eòrna" - gaelic translation: "Respect The Barley!" Men's shirts available for a limited time in Smoke and Chocolate colours. Earlier shirts with the broken logo design are still available in medium and small - please inquire at bookings@barleyjuice.com |
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| Barleyjuice Hoodies See display below colours: Deep Forest Green & Guinness Black Sizes: L, XL, 2XL, 3XL Please specify size & colour below. | ||
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About Barleyjuice How many bands can boast the fact that two of the members have played bagpipes for royalty? Barleyjuice, the group with a penchant for all that is ³trad-rock² can, and are presently garnering affection and respect in the New World. Formed by Staten Islander Keith "Swanny" Swanson after a memorable stint with the now legendary Flailin' Shelaleghs, the 'Juice have brought traditional sounds a long way from their Ellis Island predecessors. ³Why wouldn¹t people love Barleyjuice?² muses frequent frontman Kyf Brewer, ³We can dance with your daughter, mosh with your son, sing with your grand-mother, toast your dad under the table, and we¹re so handsome and humble your mum¹ll be cookin¹ for us by night¹s end..² Humble, indeed. Within one performance, the individual members of the demonstrative sextet - Brewer, Keith ½Swanny. Swanson, Gregor Schroeder, Billy D, Eric Worthington, & Jimmy Carbomb pilot a barrage of instruments encompassing guitar, mandolin, fiddle, accordion, bouzouki, tinwhistle, bass, drums, and pipes in addition to physical antics, gruff and tumble vocals, and instrumental jawdroppers, all for seemingly as much their own amusement as any audience member. The bagpipes close one set with a high energy pipe duel. Brewer even executes an energetic highland fling. This is a Concord across the pond for any zealot of the dog-eared celtic-classic songbook. Their sound having once been described as ³the Rolling Pogues², Barleyjuice is more inclined to dub themselves ³a Lovely Little Drinking Band with a Serious Ceilidh Problem² - the word, ³ceilidh² (kay-lee), a gaelic term for ³party², fitting them as aptly as their kilts - suitable swatches of toggery that their rapidly widening fanbase has grown to expect, as well the subject of much curiosity and repartee, along with knee-high hose, sporrans, and t-shirts bearing images of rockstars and beer. ³People are endlessly fascinated with what¹s worn under the kilt," says Brewer, "so we tease Oem a bit. During the shows we¹ve had women who¹ll just wander up and boldly look for themselves..² ³I feel so cheap,² quips Swanson, ³You could at least buy me a drink first.² So why do their accents seem to meander from Irish to Scottish to Brit cockney? Where are these guys from anyway? ³We¹re all yanks,² confesses Kyf. ³That¹s just the sound of tongue in cheek. But we love this music - it¹s got such heart and wit that we can¹t help but mock it and rock it up. Visit the Barleyjuice website  |