CD-Charts Position 1
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The Irish Tenors / McNamara, McDermott, Kearns, Tynan

by: John McDermott, Anthony Kearns, Ronan Tynan, Frank McNamara

Release Date March 09, 1999
Yes, my heart is in Ireland, and this CD makes me want to return -- and stay. What a joy this music is.

CD-Charts Position 2
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We Three Kings

by: Anthony Kearns, Ronan Tynan, Finbar Wright

Release Date October 21, 2003
As an avid fan of the Irish Tenors I thoroughly enjoyed this CD until the last three songs. While I appreciate the Irish Tenors showing their respect for this country and their American fans by recording "God Bless America" etc., I fail to understand what such songs are doing on a Christmas CD. I am especially surprised by the inclusion of "Battle Hymn of the Republic." This song was a marching melody for the Union Army during the civil war and I think it shows a naive misunderstanding of history to include that track on this CD. What has Christmas to do with the Civil War? The tenors need to realize they don't have to include American songs in order to sell to American citizens. Stop catering.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Sacred

by: Irish Anonymous, Joe / Sprague, Billy / Carroll, Bruce Beck, Nicholas Brodszky, Gregorian Chant, Henri F. Hemy, Chuck / Shamblin, Allen Jones, Charlie Landsborough, John Newton, Stuart Townsend, Traditional, Irish Traditional, Shaker Traditional, Stevie Wonder, Arnie Roth, Orchestr Ceská Filharmonie, Anthony Kearns, Finbar Wright, Irish Tenors

Release Date September 13, 2005
The Irish Tenors scored a big hit with their album "Sacred". I have just about worn it out, listening to it over and over. I love to close my eyes and imagine that I am in Saint Peter's Basillica in Rome or maybe in Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. The melding of their voices into one, the instrumental accompaniments, everything is done to perfection. I would recommend this album to anyone who appreciates good music.

CD-Charts Position 4
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THE IRISH TENORS: Home for Christmas

by: John McDermott, Anthony Kearns, Ronan Tynan

Release Date January 08, 2007
I really enjoy this music. I like the quality and style of music presented by the Irish Tenors, and I like Christmas music. This is the perfect CD for me. I like hearing it from early November through the holiday season. I have given this album as a gift, and it was much appreciated. I would recommend it for anyone who likes traditional Christmas music.

CD-Charts Position 5
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The Irish Tenors Live in Belfast

by: Irish Traditional, James L. Molloy, Philip Martin, Lynette Johnson, Thomas Moore, Frank Lambert, Raymond Loughborough, Percy French, Richard Farrelly, William Wallace, Tempest Sanderson, Francis McPeake

Release Date January 08, 2007
My wife and I saw these tenors live and on stage and we were truly impressed. Their voices blend beautifully and they present a well rounded variety of songs. We so enjoyed the first CD that we bought this current one.

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Trial

from: Alpha Video

Release Date May 20, 2003
The transfer is terrible - the sound awful- but if you want to see a great film for hardly any money - this is not a terrible choice.
Welles is one of the few directors who could ever dream of capturing the clausterphobia of Kafka's writing - and although it is not a perfect vision - it is all the same a great piece of cinematic art.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Ellis Island

from: Music Matters

Release Date March 06, 2001
A glorious concert in a historic setting, with all involved in top notch form. Finbar finds a great old Johnny Cash number, Ronan sings a Glocka
Mora to end all, and Anthony Kearns sings murderously difficult versions
of Macushla and The Croppy Boy like an angel. And their Courtin' and Irish
Medleys, and their "Nation Once Again" trios are simply glorious glees.

With the benefit of a grand theme, this is perhaps the best, and best balanced, of all their programs.

CD-Charts Position 8
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The Very Best of the Irish Tenors (1999-2002)

from: Music Matters

Release Date July 23, 2002
A glorious concert in a historic setting, with all involved in top notch form. Finbar finds a great old Johnny Cash number, Ronan sings a Glocka
Mora to end all, and Anthony Kearns sings murderously difficult versions
of Macushla and The Croppy Boy like an angel. And their Courtin' and Irish
Medleys, and their "Nation Once Again" trios are simply glorious glees.

With the benefit of a grand theme, this is perhaps the best, and best balanced, of all their programs.

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Irish Tenors

by: John McDermott, Anthony Kearns, Ronan Tynan

Release Date March 09, 1999
Yes, my heart is in Ireland, and this CD makes me want to return -- and stay. What a joy this music is.