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Is it too early to start drinking?
Affectionately know in Ireland as Thristy Hoor..
Intrigued if the non-Irish listeners can follow the clever lyrics about local parish-pump dealings and crooked politicians from the early 80s
Intrigued if the non-Irish listeners can follow the clever lyrics about local parish-pump dealings and crooked politicians from the early 80s
An Irish Leonard Cohen?
Bleech.....no pub songs thank you!
Most Excellent! Cheers!
anotherlistener wrote:
I'll shake yor hand if we ever meet..... :-)
Delirium Tremens voted best beer in the world in 2008.
I'll shake yor hand if we ever meet..... :-)
Whoah, haven't heard Christy Moore since I was in Shizuoka '88-'90 and this colleague of mine came back from a long study and stay in the U.K. with lots and lots of great tunes, and some of them, such as Christy M, Mano Negra, Les Negresses Vertes, I was hearing for the first time, and of course, it blew my mind. All of his imports were good, but I do remember being struck most mightily, as was he, by the often staggeringly sad and illustrative poetry set to music and sung by this great Irish legend I hadn't yet known of (I recall many snippets of many songs, the titles all forgotten now, but one with the refrain of "Misha, Misha, God Help Her," was very powerful indeed), and as my copied cassette got damaged shortly after, I haven't heard this voice since — until now. Great to hear RP confirming the magical workings of the infinite network of timely connections among Time and Space and All and Everything In Between.
Delirium Tremens voted best beer in the world in 2008.
There are a number of better examples of Christy Moore's work available, but I suppose this will have to do for now. This is the first time ever hearing him on any radio that I can remember.
Loved Planxty and 'twas a joy to hear this one. What a combination with the Jimmy Buffet song.
Don't really care for "talk songs."
Big fan. Along with Andy Irvine and Donal Lunny he is one of the pioneers of modern Irish folk music individually and with bands like Planxty and Patrick Street.
Nice way to start the day. Slainte.
Wait...whao..what happened? Did my music app suddenly switch to the Thistle & Shamrock?
As always, shaking up the line-up keeps our ears...er..on our..toes.
Nice move, RP.
As always, shaking up the line-up keeps our ears...er..on our..toes.
Nice move, RP.
Hear hear
mistyfloyd wrote:
Hey thanks for that, I had never heard it before. Such a great cover of one of my favourite songs.
mistyfloyd wrote:
Hey thanks for that, I had never heard it before. Such a great cover of one of my favourite songs.
"ef op ik dop if ee df fl surfboard" is more or less what I hear...
calypsus_1 wrote:
Christy Moore sings "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" (by P.Floyd), simple beautiful, best version I've heard so far.
Hey thanks for that, I had never heard it before. Such a great cover of one of my favourite songs.
Christy Moore sings "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" (by P.Floyd), simple beautiful, best version I've heard so far.
Hey thanks for that, I had never heard it before. Such a great cover of one of my favourite songs.
Christy Moore sings "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" (by P.Floyd), simple beautiful, best version I've heard so far.
Good aul Christy. I do like the live version of this song.
What a treat, RP never ceases to amaze!
Awfully low rating for such a fun song.
I'll drink to this.
Christy Moore - Delerium Tremens
Jimmy Buffett - Boat Drinks
What's next, the Pina Colada Song?