Something for the weekend. Compare and contrast these two versions of The Bold Fenian Men. 
Although I have long been a fan of the Clancy Brothers, I confess that I prefer the acappella version. The Sons of the Pioneers did a notable version of the song in the John Wayne movie Rio Grande, anachronistically singing a song in the 1870s that would not be written until 1916.
 | dennis51 on Ann Marie Jarvis, West Virgini… |
 | Donald R. McClarey on Great Lakes Aircraft Carr… |
| Donald R. McClarey on Ann Marie Jarvis, West Virgini… |
| dennis51 on Great Lakes Aircraft Carr… |
 | Dean on Great Lakes Aircraft Carr… |
| dennis51 on Great Lakes Aircraft Carr… |
| dennis51 on Ann Marie Jarvis, West Virgini… |
| Donald R. McClarey on Jackson’s Veto |
| Donald R. McClarey on May 10, 1863: Let Us Pass Over… |
 | Jon on May 10, 1863: Let Us Pass Over… |
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That Festus shore could sing, Marshall Dillon!
Ken Curtis was brilliant in that role Jon! As a kid he was always my favorite part of Gunsmoke!