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The Belfast Cowboys

12+ albums
Minnesotairishvan morrisonMinneapolisunder 2000 listeners

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The Belfast Cowboys are a nine-piece band from Minneapolis, Minnesota that specializes in playing the music of Van Morrison. It is also the papa group to St Dominic’s Trio, an original music project. Both groups are led by singer-songwriter Terry Walsh. The Belfast Cowboys played their first show on St Patrick’s Day, 2002, then after over six years of gigging in the bars of Minnesota, put out a self-titled debut of Van Morrison songs. The disc features Morrison staples such as "Domino" and "Into the Mystic" along with lesser-known gems like "Redwood Tree". In August of 2009, the band headlined at BB King’s Blues Bar in Times Square, NYC. In July of 2010, The Belfast Cowboys opened for Chicago (the band, not the city), playing for three hours in front of roughly 15,000 people. In March of 2011, the band traveled to Ireland. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

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Looking for the Northern Lights

1,625
2

Days Like This

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Into the Mystic

414
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Bright Side of the Road

281
5

Grand Canyon

210
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Domino

192
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Wild Night

183
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Redwood Tree

165
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Hard Working and Poor

153
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Jackie Wilson Said

126

albums

The Belfast Cowboys

The Belfast Cowboys

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The Upside to the Downslide

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Look at the Moon, Betty

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Live on the Cities 97, KTCZ-FM

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This Magic Night (Deluxe Version)

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This Magic Night

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Come Running

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Candy Hearts Factory

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Glad Tidings

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La Vie En Rose

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Tonight It's Still Still Christmas

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Looking for the Northern Lights

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