HossC Posted Monday at 08:06 PM Author Posted Monday at 08:06 PM While I'm on Irish artists, I couldn't ignore Thin Lizzy. This song was written by the band's frontman Phil Lynott and guitarist Gary Moore about Lynott's newborn daughter. Phil died when I was 15, but I did get to see Limehouse Lizzy, the best known Thin Lizzy tribute act, about 25 years ago. Thin Lizzy - Sarah Hobie Hartkins, Skipper Duke and RogerDuke 3 Quote
Hobie Hartkins Posted Monday at 09:41 PM Posted Monday at 09:41 PM Brandy RogerDuke and Skipper Duke 2 Quote
Hobie Hartkins Posted Monday at 09:49 PM Posted Monday at 09:49 PM I didn't see the video Hoss. It says " Video Unavailable." See if this one works....... Skipper Duke and RogerDuke 2 Quote
HossC Posted Tuesday at 01:22 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 01:22 PM Thanks, Hobie. I've replaced your link with the alternate video. It's from a TV show, but I think they're just miming to the single. The one I posted was on their official YouTube channel, so I'm surprised it didn't work. Hobie Hartkins, RogerDuke and Skipper Duke 2 1 Quote
HossC Posted Tuesday at 09:59 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 09:59 PM This band are from Mullingar in Co. Westmeath, a place more recently famous as the hometown of Niall Horan of One Direction. The Blizzards - Fantasy RogerDuke and Skipper Duke 2 Quote
HossC Posted Wednesday at 09:36 PM Author Posted Wednesday at 09:36 PM I'll take a quick break from Irish artists for this pioneering 1995 Eurodance/dream trance/ambient house track by Italian DJ/composer Robert Miles. Robert Miles - Children The piano melody was sampled in this 2023 track bringing the tune to a new generation. Luckily, this also has a single word title. Switch Disco ft Ella Henderson and Robert Miles - REACT RogerDuke 1 Quote
RogerDuke Posted Wednesday at 10:51 PM Posted Wednesday at 10:51 PM 1 hour ago, HossC said: I'll take a quick break from Irish artists It's against Irish law take a break before playing Tir Na Nog by Celtic Women. It is the only non-American song I could hear a million times and not get tired of. Hobie Hartkins 1 Quote
HossC Posted Thursday at 06:36 PM Author Posted Thursday at 06:36 PM 19 hours ago, RogerDuke said: It's against Irish law take a break before playing Tir Na Nog by Celtic Women. It is the only non-American song I could hear a million times and not get tired of. I can't post it here because Tír na nÓg is three words and this is One Word Song Titles. Celtic Woman aren't mentioned much back in Ireland, I guess because we have such a wide array of other great Celtic music to choose from. I see they're playing your state a few times in the next couple of weeks - are you going, Roger? Here's one of their songs that does have a single word title. Celtic Woman - Awakening RogerDuke 1 Quote
RogerDuke Posted Thursday at 08:43 PM Posted Thursday at 08:43 PM Thanks for telling me Hoss. Nothing really that close. If I was a bigger fan I would probably make the 2 hour drive to Akron Ohio., Quote
HossC Posted 6 hours ago Author Posted 6 hours ago The countdown of the 100 greatest songs by Irish artists started on the radio today, and they got halfway with some of the songs I've posted recently already appearing. It'll conclude next Friday, and I'll let you know which ones made the list. In the meantime, here's a song by an Irish artist who wasn't mentioned in the build-up to the poll. Cathy Davey - Reuben While I was looking for the video above I came across a version in Irish (as Gaeilge) with a couple dancing. It's fun. Hobie Hartkins 1 Quote
Hobie Hartkins Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago (edited) the singing is so/so but I like the music! very....upbeat! I liked this! She's pretty good looking! ( She'll never beat Emma Tizdale but still...... ) Edited 2 hours ago by Hobie Hartkins Quote
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