Eighty-six recordings of The Blarney Pilgrim

Also known as Dean Lloyd’s Jig #1, Jackson’s Rambles, Killoughery, Killoughery Jig No. 1.

This tune has been recorded together with Merrily Kissed The Quaker (lots of times), Banish Misfortune (lots of times), Behind The Haystack (a few times), The Connaughtman’s Rambles (a few times), Have A Drink With Me (a few times), Jimmy Ward’s (a few times), The Rose In The Heather (a few times), The Battering Ram (a few times), The Boys Of The Town (a few times), The Clare (a few times), Dan Collins’ Father’s (a few times), Drowsy Maggie (a few times), John Ryan’s (a few times), My Darling Asleep (a few times), Out On The Ocean (a few times), The Pinch Of Snuff (a few times), The Ships In Full Sail (a few times), Smash The Windows (a few times), A Visit To Ireland, Andy McGann’s, Blue Bonnets Over The Border, The Bog Man, Calliope House, The Caravan, Cherish The Ladies, Child Of My Heart, The Cliffs Of Moher, The Conundrum, The Cook In The Kitchen, Coppers And Brass, The Dancing Dog, The Dancing Tailor, The Dawn, Denis Murphy’s, Dennis Murphy’s, Devine’s, Dinny Delaney’s, The Doberman’s Wallet, The Donegal Lass, The Fair Haired Boy, Father Kelly’s, The Flowers Of Spring, The Foxhunter, Gaelic Roots, Gallagher’s Frolics, The Galway Rambler, Garrett Barry’s, Give Us A Drink Of Water, The Haunted House, The Hay-Makers, Health To The Ladies, The Humours Of Quarry Cross, The Humours Of Whiskey, Jackson’s, Jerry’s Beaver Hat, Jim Ward’s, The Jockey At The Fair, The Kerry Cow, The Kerry, The Kesh, The Kinnegad Slashers, Langstrom’s Pony, Liz Kelly’s, Malin Head, The Monaghan, The Morning Dew, The Mountain Streams Where The Moorcocks Crow, Mrs. Campbell Of Shinness, O’Carolan’s Fancy, Off To California, Paddy Doory’s, Paddy O’Brien’s, Palm Sunday, Patsy Geary’s, Pay The Reckoning, The Pipe On The Hob, Redican’s Mother, The Rolling Waves, The Roscommon, Scatter The Mud, Sliabh Russell, Strike The Gay Harp, The Swallowtail, Thank God We’re Surrounded By Water, The Trip To Athlone, Tripping Up The Stairs, Willie Coleman’s.