Solo Discography/Guest Appearances
- 1962 – So Early in the Morning - Tradition LP/Rykodisc CD
- 1963 – Peg & Bobby Clancy: Songs From Ireland - Tradition LP/Collectables CD
1964 - As We Roved Out - London Globe LP
- 1974 – Irish Folk Festival - Intercord LP/CD
- 1974 – Good Times When Bobby Clancy Sings – Talbot LP
- 1999 – The Quiet Land – ARK CD
- 1999 – Clancy Sing Along Songs – ARK CD
- 1999 – Cherish the Ladies: At Home – RCA Victor CD
- 2000 - Cherish the Ladies: The Girls Won’t Leave the Boys Alone – Windham Hill CD
- 2000 – Make Me a Cup - ARK CD
- 2001 – Once in a Lifetime: An Evening of Fine Irish Music – ARK CD (out of print)
2002 - Aoife Clancy: Silvery Moon – Appleseed CD
*Other appearances can be found on the Clancy Brothers Discography
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| Name | Clancy, Bobby |
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| Date of birth | May 14, 1927 |
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| Date of death | September 6, 2002 |
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