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Luan Aleen  (Folk)
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Brennan On The Moor (Folk)

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Traditional Irish song about willie Brennan who many consider the "Robin Hood" of Ireland..
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Luan Aleen is a main course of Celtic rock and trad Irish music with large helpings of classic thru modern rock, blues and country with a spice of variety.. tasty covers and originals!!
Luan Aleen is Gaelic for "Beautiful Moon".. named after a friend that's gone on to a better world, Luan Aleen is based in Celtic and Irish music but still with the fun rock, blues and country songs in the repertoire.. fun entertainment for any occasion..
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Luan Aleen Lists the following Influences
  Pogues, Fleetwood Mac, Jefferson Starship, Corrs, Clancys, Don Cobert, Patrick O"Flatherty, Cranberries, Seamus Kennedy, Irish Breakdown, John Longbottom