Phil Hare
Albums
Broken Timing
Common Ground
Living on Credit
The Din of Inequity
The Twilight Tone
Songs
A Corporate Shanty
A Heart Needs a Home
A Modern Working Man
All Dressed Up and Nowhere to Go
All Things Are Quite Silent
Ashokan Farewell
Benefit Street
Blacpool Landlady
Blind Mary
Broken Timing
Cast Iron
Catherine Conway
Closed for Business
Come Back Baby
Coming Home
Commoners Ballad
Commoners' Ballad
Community Charge Song
Count the Cost
Dear Sandy
Diary of a Merseysider
Don't Worry About It
Drunk And Dreaming
Drunk and Dreaming
Due Consideration
Fanny Power/Planxty Johnson
Fanny Power/planxty Johnson
Friends I Left Behind
Funeral Blues (Stop All the Clocks)
Funeral Blues
Godfreys Cordial
Gone Fishing
I Still Don't Know
Ill Wind
Johnny Don't Go
Johnny Sands
Kenny Speirs' Farewell To Innerleithen
Kenny Spiers' Farewell to Innerleithen
King for a Day
Lady London
Lady of the West
Last Chance Bar
Lest We Forget
Lines in the Sand
Living on Credit
Long Way From Me
Long Way from Me
Looking for My True Love
Love of a Different Kind
Merrily Kissed the Quaker⁄The Blackthorn Stick
No One Remembers Me
No One remembers Me
O'Flanagans
O'Flanaghans
Pictures with Surround Sound
Planxty Byrne
Planxty Hewlett / Fairies Hornpipe
Poisoned Lover
Potato Man
She Moved Through the Air
She Moved Through the Fair
Si Bheg Si Mhor/Planxty Davis
Si Bheg Si Mhor⁄Planxty Davis
Song of Delusion
South Wind/Somewhere Only We Know
South Wind⁄Somewhere Only We Know
Strong in the Sun/Commoners Ballad/Lest We Forget
Strong in the Sun
Tears From the Tracks
The Alchemist
The Bitter Withy
The Day Thatcher Passed Away
The Galtee Hunt
The Grim Reaper Two Step
The Hedge Fund Shuffle
The Judas Man
The King Of Emneth
The Pound Man
The Preacher
The Pricketty Bush
The Streams Of Lovely Nancy
The Twilight Tone/Red-Headed Boy
The Twilight Tone⁄Red-headed Boy
The West Wind
They've Come to Take Our Town Away
This Is the Edge
Thousands Or More
Three Four
Time For A Story
Toys in the Attic
Treat Me with Reason
Wait A Minute Mister
Wait a Minute Mister
Welcome to the Museum
West Wind
You Could Say