The Four Ramblers were an Irish quartet from the early fifties who mostly performed popular Irish songs, but they also provided music for early 50s BBC radio series Riders Of The Range, a western series produced by Charles Chilton.

The group smooth harmony style was influenced by The Sons Of The Pioneers and although only a few songs are actually Western, they bring the same approach to many of Irish songs on this release from the British Archive of Country Music - The Four Ramblers: Legendary Irish Quartet.

• Mountains Of Mourne [1]
• Buffalo Jail
• Dear Old Donegal
• Christmas In Killarney
• Hannigan's Hooley
• Cockles & Mussels
• Great Grandad
• Phil The Fluter's Ball
• Shepherd On The Glenside
• Teddy O'Neil
• Eileen Oge The Pride Of Petravor
• Hello Patsy Fagan Dacent Irish Boy
• If Everyday Could Be Christmas Day
• Tipperary Samba
• I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen
• The Pride Of Tipperary
• Mother Machree
• A Cottage In Old Donegal
• A Little Bit Of Heaven
• Mick McGilligan's Ball
• Auld Hoose
• The Garden Where The Pratees Grow
• Five Hundred Cattle Gone Astray
• Mountains Of Mourne [2]