From Wikipedia; The 1960s continued to be a successful decade with the release of approximately two albums per year, all of which sold millions of copies. In 1963 they made a prestigious televised appearance in front of President John F. Kennedy. Makem rewrote an old song, "We Want No Irish Here", expressly for the occasion. In late 1963, the group released its most successful album, In Person at Carnegie Hall, which spent twelve weeks on the Billboard chart for the top 150 albums of any genre in release in the United States. It broke the top 50 albums in December, an unprecedented occurrence for an Irish folk music recording.

The Clancy Brothers' follow-up album, The First Hurrah!, also charted in the top 100 albums in the US in 1964. A single taken from that album, "The Leaving of Liverpool", was a top ten hit in Ireland. Another album, Isn't It Grand Boys, appeared on the British charts in 1965. In the mid-1960s, the Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem continued to release live albums: Recorded Live in Ireland, Freedom's Sons, and In Concert. In 1966, they also participated in the making of The Irish Uprising, an educational recording with music, speeches, and a historical booklet, celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the Easter Uprising.

The Rising Of The Moon (Irish Songs Of Rebellion) 1956

Freedom's Sons 1966; Outlawed Raparee / Port Lairge / I'm A Free Born Man / Hi For The Beggar / When We Were Under The King / Freedom's Sons / A Medley Commemorating The 50th Anniversary Of The Uprising Of 1916: From Padraic Pearse's "The Fool", Foggy Dew, From Sean O'Casey's "Drums Under The Window", From W. B. Yeats' "Easter 1916" / Lord Nelson

The Itish Uprising 1966;
Side One 1. The Soldier's Song — Liam Clancy, The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem, Padraic Pearse's Oration At The Grave Of O'Donovan Rossa — Daniel Callahan, The Bold Fenian Men — Breandan O'Duill,
From An Interview with Sean T. O'Kelly — Sean T. O'Kelly 2. From A Speech By Eamon DeValera — Eamon DeValera, Lonely Banna Strand — Kay Hart, Eamon DeValera — Eamon DeValera, From "The Rebel" — Tommy Makem, Tri-Colored Ribbon — Anne Byrne 3. The Rising Of The Moon — Tommy Makem & The Clancy Brothers, The Proclamation Of 1916 — Donal Donnelly
Side Two 1. Wrap The Green Flag 'Round Me Boys — Tommy Makem & The Clancy Brothers, From Interviews with Mrs. Eileen O'Hanrahan Reilly — Eileen O'Hanrahan Reilly, From Interviews with Rory Brugha — Rory Brugha, From Interviews with Sean Harling — Sean Harling 2. Who Fears To Speak Of Easter Week — The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem, From "Easter 1916" — Tom Clancy, Tipperary So Far Away — Tom Clancy, The Rose Tree — Ed Golden 3. Down By The Glenside — Kay Hart, From "Drums Under The Window" — Liam Clancy, The West's Awake — Anne Byrne, Breandan O'Duill & The Abbey Tavern Singers
Side Three 1. Padraic Pearse's Surrender Order, April 1916 — Daniel Callahan, The Foggy Dew — Pat Clancy, The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem, Sixteen Dead Men — Tom Clancy 2. The Dying Rebel — Kay Hart, The Mother — Deirdre O'Maera, Eamon DeValera — Eamon DeValera, The Grand Ould Dame Britannia — Tommy Makem, From Interviews with Sean T. O'Kelly — Sean T. O'Kelly, From Interviews with Joseph Clarke — Joseph Clarke, From Interviews with Sean Harling — Sean Harling, From Interviews with Frank Sherwin — Frank Sherwin 3. Johnson's Motor Car — The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem, The Valley Of Knockanure — Liam Clanc, Eamon DeValera — Eamon DeValera, From Interviews with Sean Mooney — Sean Mooney, From Interviews with Sean Harling — Sean Harling, Green In The Green — Liam Clancy, The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem
Side Four 1. Boys From The County Cork — Tommy Makem & The Clancy Brothers, Kevin Barry — Liam Clancy, The Manifesto Of Sinn Fein — Eamonn Kelly, Eamon DeValera — Eamon DeValera 2. Shall My Soul Pass Through Old Ireland — Anne Byrne, From An Interview with Rory Brugha — Rory Brugha, From An Interview with Sean Mooney — Sean Mooney, An Durd Fainne — Liam Clancy, The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem, From An Interview with Sean Harling — Sean Harling 3. From "The Fool" — Donal Donnelly, A Nation Once Again — Tommy Makem & The Clancy Brothers, From The Easter 1966 Message — Eamon DeValera, The Soldier's Song — The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem

The Very Best Of Irish Rebel Ballads Date issued unknown

Rebel Songs And Drinking Songs 2012; Two original albums Digitally remastered on 2 CDs