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Track List
01) All Fall Down
02) Plankton's Lament
03) Bring Down the Government
04) Poor Old Ireland
05) Don't Ask Me
06) O No. Not Again
07) Dingle Regatta
08) Wake Up Little Sister
09) Go Back
10) Court in the Act
11) Mandolin King
12) Dingly Dell
13) We Can Swing Together (live)
01) All Fall Down
02) Plankton's Lament
03) Bring Down the Government
04) Poor Old Ireland
05) Don't Ask Me
06) O No. Not Again
07) Dingle Regatta
08) Wake Up Little Sister
09) Go Back
10) Court in the Act
11) Mandolin King
12) Dingly Dell
13) We Can Swing Together (live)
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1:55
1:30
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3:31
3:21
1:05
2:51
2:58
3:08
2:32
6:10
17:50
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First Released
1972
Folk
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Dingly Dell was released in September 1972. It spent ten weeks in the UK album charts, entering at #5 and never going above this position.
Two songs from the album were released as singles, "All Fall Down" and "Court in the Act". The former was a minor success, charting at #34 in the UK, while the latter failed to chart.
On its original British release, it appeared in a matt pale sepia cardboard sleeve, blank apart from the name of the album and the band, with all the information contained on the inner sleeve and a sepia poster of the band inside. This was at their insistence, on the grounds that it was the music which mattered
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Dingly Dell was released in September 1972. It spent ten weeks in the UK album charts, entering at #5 and never going above this position.
Two songs from the album were released as singles, "All Fall Down" and "Court in the Act". The former was a minor success, charting at #34 in the UK, while the latter failed to chart.
On its original British release, it appeared in a matt pale sepia cardboard sleeve, blank apart from the name of the album and the band, with all the information contained on the inner sleeve and a sepia poster of the band inside. This was at their insistence, on the grounds that it was the music which mattered
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