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The Irish Rovers is a popular and long-running Canadian-Irish folk group created in the 1960s. They took their name from the old song The Irish Rover, the story of a fabulous Irish sailing ship. They have also been known as just "The Rovers".The group is best known for their hit recording of Shel Silverstein's "The Unicorn" (1968), and also hosted several variety TV programs in the 1970s on Canadian television. "The Unicorn Song", despite having nothing to do with Ireland nor Irish culture, is popular in Irish pubs all over the world to this day. Although they recorded many albums after that, they weren't as successful commercially as "The Unicorn" until 1980, when the band had a crossover hit with a cover of Tom Paxton's "Wasn't That a Party." The success of this out-of-character recording, that was performed in a country-rock style rather than the band's familiar folk style, led to the band rebranding itself as The Rovers and changing styles for the remainder of the 1980s, scoring follow-up hits with songs such as "Chatanoogie Shoeshine Boy", "No More Bread and Butter", and the morbid Christmas hit "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer." By the 1990s, the band was once again the Irish Rovers.The Irish Rovers is a popular and long-running Canadian-Irish folk group created in the 1960s. They took their name from the old song The Irish Rover, the story of a fabulous Irish sailing ship. They have also been known as just "The Rovers"
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