Musician, singer, anthropologist and musical historian Mick Moloney celebrates the joyous and creative era in American popular song from the early 1890's to the end of vaudeville and the start of the Great Depression on his ...

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Musician, singer, anthropologist and musical historian Mick Moloney celebrates the joyous and creative era in American popular song from the early 1890's to the end of vaudeville and the start of the Great Depression on his new release If It Wasn't For the Irish and the Jews. Each of the album's 14 tracks is notable for having been created in a collaboration between Irish and Jewish lyricists and composers.

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