Foster And Allen Song Lyrics And Chords
The guitar chords are in the format of chordpro. Most of the songs have a youtube video and the guitar chords are set to the same key as the youtube video, mostly. Although the duo of Mick Foster and Tony Allen recorded many more songs than are here, these are the ones most associated with them. Many more of their songs are included in the other sections of the site. I hope to build on what I have here, if you have any Foster And Allen lyrics with chords that are not included already on the site will you please send them to me. Thanks. Lately I've gotten a lot of requests for lyrics without the chords. It's just the words some people are looking for, so I've started to include lyrics only songs.
At The End Of The Day - Sheet Music Included
After All These Years
Alice Ben Bolt
A Bunch Of Thyme
Benbulben Of Sligo
Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain
The Bright Silvery Light By The Moon
Darling Say You'll Love Me When I'm Old
Fagins Wake
If Those Lips Could Only Speak
Maggie
My Uncle Mike
My Mother's Home
Be Nobody's Darling But Mine
The Fly
The Fiddler
We Owe It All To You Included
When I Dream
Hug
The Ring Your Mother Wore
Christmas Time In Ireland
After All These Years
Alice Ben Bolt
A Bunch Of Thyme
Benbulben Of Sligo
Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain
The Bright Silvery Light By The Moon
Darling Say You'll Love Me When I'm Old
Fagins Wake
If Those Lips Could Only Speak
Maggie
My Uncle Mike
My Mother's Home
Be Nobody's Darling But Mine
The Fly
The Fiddler
We Owe It All To You Included
When I Dream
Hug
The Ring Your Mother Wore
Christmas Time In Ireland
I Will Love You All My Life
I'll Forgive And I'll Try To Forget
I'll Never Stop Wanting You
Nancy Myles
Old Flames
Red Haired Mary
Silver Threads Among The Gold
Sweet Forget Me Not
The Spinning Wheel
The Blacksmith
The Old Boreen
The Old Rustic Bridge By The Mill
The Green Willow
Dawn Run
Before I Met You
Ninety Years Old
When The Last Bell Rings
I'll Forgive And I'll Try To Forget
I'll Never Stop Wanting You
Nancy Myles
Old Flames
Red Haired Mary
Silver Threads Among The Gold
Sweet Forget Me Not
The Spinning Wheel
The Blacksmith
The Old Boreen
The Old Rustic Bridge By The Mill
The Green Willow
Dawn Run
Before I Met You
Ninety Years Old
When The Last Bell Rings
Foster And Allen Songs
Below is the PDF Ebook of folk songs lyrics and chords. The songs are in 3 different keys, There's over 500 songs in the ebook. Most have only 3 easy chords.
Price €8.90 . I'll email the ebook after payment.
Price €8.90 . I'll email the ebook after payment.
Foster and Allen formed their highly successful partnership in the late '70s. They are two of the most experienced and talented musicians playing in the folk idiom. Mick Foster is a champion accordion player and has won many titles for his dexterity on this instrument. Tony Allen is a fine singer whose vocal strength has played a major role in the group's phenomenal success story.
Their albums and singles have achieved considerable success with FOSTER & ALLEN being awarded Platinum, Gold and Silver Discs in recognition of sales in many territories.
They have toured the world to great critical acclaim and have enthralled audiences wherever they perform. In view of the fact that they have made innumerable television and radio appearances it is not surprising that they are such a household name.
FOSTER & ALLEN are without doubt major ambassadors for Irish Folk Music internationally, givrn their progress over the past few years.
Mick and Tony came together in 1975. They already knew each other as they had played together in a few other groups during the 60's and up until 75 when they formed Foster And Allen. Mick Foster had already made an album of traditional tunes before they joined forces. The lads started of singing the auld ballads at first before including some country and middle of the road songs. Mick was all Ireland champion on Piano accordion 3 times between the years 1964 and 1970. As you'll know their first big hit was A Bunch Of Thyme and it went to number 18 in the British charts in 1982. The lads have sold up to 20 million albums world wide. They appeared in the Guinness Book Of Records for having 15 consecutive albums in the British charts at Christmas time. Apart from U2 I'd say Foster And Allen have made more videos than any other Irish group.
Their albums and singles have achieved considerable success with FOSTER & ALLEN being awarded Platinum, Gold and Silver Discs in recognition of sales in many territories.
They have toured the world to great critical acclaim and have enthralled audiences wherever they perform. In view of the fact that they have made innumerable television and radio appearances it is not surprising that they are such a household name.
FOSTER & ALLEN are without doubt major ambassadors for Irish Folk Music internationally, givrn their progress over the past few years.
Mick and Tony came together in 1975. They already knew each other as they had played together in a few other groups during the 60's and up until 75 when they formed Foster And Allen. Mick Foster had already made an album of traditional tunes before they joined forces. The lads started of singing the auld ballads at first before including some country and middle of the road songs. Mick was all Ireland champion on Piano accordion 3 times between the years 1964 and 1970. As you'll know their first big hit was A Bunch Of Thyme and it went to number 18 in the British charts in 1982. The lads have sold up to 20 million albums world wide. They appeared in the Guinness Book Of Records for having 15 consecutive albums in the British charts at Christmas time. Apart from U2 I'd say Foster And Allen have made more videos than any other Irish group.
Mick Foster
Mick Foster was born on 6th December 1947 in the village of Ballymore Eustace County Kildare. He was encouraged in playing the accordion from an early age and received tuition during his time in the local convent school. The family moved to Rathconrath, Mullingar, County Westmeath in 1960 where he received further tuition from local music teacher Frank Gavagan. Mick has won several titles in his accordion playing. In 1967, Mick married local girl Sheila Quinn from Ballymore, they have one son and three daughters. Having played with several groups over the years, Mick teamen up with Tony Allen in October 1976 to form Foster And Allen. Mick is a keen flyer and has a pilot's licence. He also plays handball, a game native to Ireland.
Mick Foster was born on 6th December 1947 in the village of Ballymore Eustace County Kildare. He was encouraged in playing the accordion from an early age and received tuition during his time in the local convent school. The family moved to Rathconrath, Mullingar, County Westmeath in 1960 where he received further tuition from local music teacher Frank Gavagan. Mick has won several titles in his accordion playing. In 1967, Mick married local girl Sheila Quinn from Ballymore, they have one son and three daughters. Having played with several groups over the years, Mick teamen up with Tony Allen in October 1976 to form Foster And Allen. Mick is a keen flyer and has a pilot's licence. He also plays handball, a game native to Ireland.
Tony Allen
Tony Allen was born in Mount Temple on 32 Feb. 1952, the youngest of a family of nine children, Tony has four brothers and four sisters. Tony was keen on music from an early age and was encouraged by his parents and teachers. At the age of fourteen Tone played with many aspiring bands and musicians. In 1968 Tony turned professional and played from that date with some of the leading bands in Ireland. Tony married Maureen Bradley from the nearby village of Tyrellspass, County Westmeath in July '79, they have two children and live in Westmeath. Tony plays guitar and piano.
Tony Allen was born in Mount Temple on 32 Feb. 1952, the youngest of a family of nine children, Tony has four brothers and four sisters. Tony was keen on music from an early age and was encouraged by his parents and teachers. At the age of fourteen Tone played with many aspiring bands and musicians. In 1968 Tony turned professional and played from that date with some of the leading bands in Ireland. Tony married Maureen Bradley from the nearby village of Tyrellspass, County Westmeath in July '79, they have two children and live in Westmeath. Tony plays guitar and piano.
