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Plough Records

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Launched in 1971, probably as a result of the demise of Tribune Records. Danny Doyle and The Dubliners had previously been with Tribune Records who folded around the same time, and there is undoubtedly a link between the two labels. The address on PLS002 is given as Tribune House, Harcourt Street, Dublin 2. Lasted less than a year.

The Sands LP was unauthorized and had to be withdrawn following legal action, which may have contributed to the label's early demise. It also resulted in what is undoubtedly the rarest showband LP.

If anyone knows more about Plough Records, please get in touch.

 

Singles (PLS series)
Singles
PLS 001	Danny Doyle - Take Me Home Country Roads / Crooked Lane [6/1971] (PS)
PLS 002	Bridie Gallagher - If I Had My Life To Live Over / Golden Jubilee
PLS 003	The Dubliners - Free The People / The Beggarman [1971] (PS)
PLS 004	Danny Doyle - My Dearest Dear / Mr. Bojangles [1971]


Albums (PL series)
PL 1001	Danny Doyle - s/t [1971]
PL 1002	Niall Toibin - Toibin Being Behan [1971] extracts from Brendan Behan's Borstal Boy, The Hostage, and other writings
	reissued by Ram in 1977 (RMLP 1018)
PL 1010	The Dubliners - Hometown [1972]

PLX Budget Series
PLX 501	The Sands - Time Out With The Sands [1971] withdrawn singles compilation
PLX 502	Various - Ballads Bold & Boozey LP [1971?]

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