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  • Quote Gabriella

The Sharon Shannon Collection 1990 - 2005

Post by Gabriella Fri Sep 09, 2011 7:06 am

‘The Sharon Shannon Collection 1990 - 2005’ is a double album featuring the highlights of Sharon Shannon’s career spanning over a decade. The tracks featured on this album are selected from her catalogue and brilliantly encapsulate the scope of Sharon’s musical influences. These range from traditional Irish to dance, reggae, Cajun, classical and French-Canadian. These influences are reflected in the eclectic mix of musicians that Sharon has collaborated with over the past 15 years and include the likes of Donal Lunny, Cape Breton fiddler Natalie MacMaster, Sinead O’Connor, dub master Denis Bovell, Carlos Nunez and violin virtuoso Nigel Kennedy to name but a few. While vocalists are mainly featured on disc 2, disc 1 is devoted to instrumentals and compositions that best echo Sharon’s unique accordion playing including classics such as Blackbird and Cavan Potholes.
‘The Sharon Shannon Collection 1990 - 2005’ is a double album featuring the highlights of Sharon Shannon’s career spanning over a decade. The tracks featured on this album are selected from her catalogue and brilliantly encapsulate the scope of Sharon’s musical influences. These range from traditional Irish to dance, reggae, Cajun, classical and French-Canadian. These influences are reflected in the eclectic mix of musicians that Sharon has collaborated with over the past 15 years and include the likes of Donal Lunny, Cape Breton fiddler Natalie MacMaster, Sinead O’Connor, dub master Denis Bovell, Carlos Nunez and violin virtuoso Nigel Kennedy to name but a few. While vocalists are mainly featured on disc 2, disc 1 is devoted to instrumentals and compositions that best echo Sharon’s unique accordion playing including classics such as Blackbird and Cavan Potholes.
  • Quote Axl

Re: Shane MacGowan On New Sharon Shannon Album

Post by Axl Tue Jul 20, 2010 11:16 am

Jimmy A wrote:
Fr. McGreer wrote:Oh Jesus Christ. Sticks, which end have you got? i've got the wrong end obviously.

That's why i said earlier that Shane's vocal is pretty good on Rake, but not the arrangement.

I like Mama Lou. Who's singing it?
A guy called Jack O'Grady from Galway, bass player and singer with The Cartoon Thieves who also do another song on Sharon Shannon's new album... the performance on The Late Late Show is available on youtube (i cannot post the link as I dont have access to youtube at work)


Jack O'Grady is from Roscrea in Tipperary, a couple of miles away from Shane's own Tipperary home.
[quote="Jimmy A"][quote="Fr. McGreer"]Oh Jesus Christ. Sticks, which end have you got? i've got the wrong end obviously.

That's why i said earlier that Shane's vocal is pretty good on Rake, but not the arrangement.

I like Mama Lou. Who's singing it?[/quote] A guy called Jack O'Grady from Galway, bass player and singer with The Cartoon Thieves who also do another song on Sharon Shannon's new album... the performance on The Late Late Show is available on youtube (i cannot post the link as I dont have access to youtube at work)[/quote]

Jack O'Grady is from Roscrea in Tipperary, a couple of miles away from Shane's own Tipperary home.
  • Quote Low D

Re: Shane MacGowan On New Sharon Shannon Album

Post by Low D Thu Nov 19, 2009 10:34 pm

Fr. McGreer wrote:Hey thanks Jimmy. I saw this when it was on telly and was very impressed by Jack and the Cartoon Thieves. I hope they tour with Sharon this autumn.


I think that was a combination of Cartoon Thieves & Sharon's Big Band. Good tho.
[quote="Fr. McGreer"]Hey thanks Jimmy. I saw this when it was on telly and was very impressed by Jack and the Cartoon Thieves. I hope they tour with Sharon this autumn.[/quote]

I think that was a combination of Cartoon Thieves & Sharon's Big Band. Good tho.
  • Quote Fr. McGreer

Re: Shane MacGowan On New Sharon Shannon Album

Post by Fr. McGreer Thu Nov 19, 2009 8:10 pm

Yeah, it's on B side of re released Soho in 1991. But i can't hear the resemblence though.
Yeah, it's on B side of re released Soho in 1991. But i can't hear the resemblence though.
  • Quote Derrick

Re: Shane MacGowan On New Sharon Shannon Album

Post by Derrick Thu Nov 19, 2009 4:40 pm

Finally came to me when I was just listening to Shane's Mama Lou off his myspace page...

Same tune as 'Infinity' which I have on vinyl somewhere as a b-side.
Finally came to me when I was just listening to Shane's Mama Lou off his myspace page...

Same tune as 'Infinity' which I have on vinyl somewhere as a b-side.
  • Quote Fr. McGreer

Re: Shane MacGowan On New Sharon Shannon Album

Post by Fr. McGreer Sun Oct 11, 2009 11:00 pm

Hey thanks Jimmy. I saw this when it was on telly and was very impressed by Jack and the Cartoon Thieves. I hope they tour with Sharon this autumn.
Hey thanks Jimmy. I saw this when it was on telly and was very impressed by Jack and the Cartoon Thieves. I hope they tour with Sharon this autumn.
  • Quote Jimmy A

Re: Shane MacGowan On New Sharon Shannon Album

Post by Jimmy A Sun Oct 11, 2009 7:43 pm

Jimmy A wrote:
Fr. McGreer wrote:Oh Jesus Christ. Sticks, which end have you got? i've got the wrong end obviously.

That's why i said earlier that Shane's vocal is pretty good on Rake, but not the arrangement.

I like Mama Lou. Who's singing it?
A guy called Jack O'Grady from Galway, bass player and singer with The Cartoon Thieves who also do another song on Sharon Shannon's new album... the performance on The Late Late Show is available on youtube (i cannot post the link as I dont have access to youtube at work)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVt-XVeSMXY
[quote="Jimmy A"][quote="Fr. McGreer"]Oh Jesus Christ. Sticks, which end have you got? i've got the wrong end obviously.

That's why i said earlier that Shane's vocal is pretty good on Rake, but not the arrangement.

I like Mama Lou. Who's singing it?[/quote] A guy called Jack O'Grady from Galway, bass player and singer with The Cartoon Thieves who also do another song on Sharon Shannon's new album... the performance on The Late Late Show is available on youtube (i cannot post the link as I dont have access to youtube at work)[/quote]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVt-XVeSMXY
  • Quote in_the_morning

Re: Shane MacGowan On New Sharon Shannon Album

Post by in_the_morning Fri Oct 09, 2009 8:35 pm

Is there a possibility to listen to the whole song (Rake at the Gates of Hell)? I've listened to the sample on www.amazon.co.uk and Shane sounded brilliant! The arrangement seemed to be not bad at all, too. I'm not so sure whether I should buy Sharon Shannon's album. Is it worth buying? Anyway, I was impressed by Shane's vocals although I only heard the short sample. His voice sounded far better than on Outlaw Heaven.
Is there a possibility to listen to the whole song (Rake at the Gates of Hell)? I've listened to the sample on http://www.amazon.co.uk and Shane sounded brilliant! The arrangement seemed to be not bad at all, too. I'm not so sure whether I should buy Sharon Shannon's album. Is it worth buying? Anyway, I was impressed by Shane's vocals although I only heard the short sample. His voice sounded far better than on Outlaw Heaven.
  • Quote Jimmy A

Re: Shane MacGowan On New Sharon Shannon Album

Post by Jimmy A Thu Oct 08, 2009 3:35 pm

Fr. McGreer wrote:Oh Jesus Christ. Sticks, which end have you got? i've got the wrong end obviously.

That's why i said earlier that Shane's vocal is pretty good on Rake, but not the arrangement.

I like Mama Lou. Who's singing it?
A guy called Jack O'Grady from Galway, bass player and singer with The Cartoon Thieves who also do another song on Sharon Shannon's new album... the performance on The Late Late Show is available on youtube (i cannot post the link as I dont have access to youtube at work)
[quote="Fr. McGreer"]Oh Jesus Christ. Sticks, which end have you got? i've got the wrong end obviously.

That's why i said earlier that Shane's vocal is pretty good on Rake, but not the arrangement.

I like Mama Lou. Who's singing it?[/quote] A guy called Jack O'Grady from Galway, bass player and singer with The Cartoon Thieves who also do another song on Sharon Shannon's new album... the performance on The Late Late Show is available on youtube (i cannot post the link as I dont have access to youtube at work)
  • Quote jennylois

Post by jennylois Wed Oct 07, 2009 8:30 am

I like Sharon but much prefer Shane and the Popes version of Mama Lou (outtake from Crock of Gold).
I like Sharon but [b]much [/b]prefer Shane and the Popes version of Mama Lou (outtake from Crock of Gold).
  • Quote Fr. McGreer

Re: Shane MacGowan On New Sharon Shannon Album

Post by Fr. McGreer Tue Sep 29, 2009 11:00 am

Oh Jesus Christ. Sticks, which end have you got? i've got the wrong end obviously.

That's why i said earlier that Shane's vocal is pretty good on Rake, but not the arrangement.

I like Mama Lou. Who's singing it?
Oh Jesus Christ. Sticks, which end have you got? i've got the wrong end obviously.

That's why i said earlier that Shane's vocal is pretty good on Rake, but not the arrangement.

I like Mama Lou. Who's singing it?
  • Quote James

Re: Shane MacGowan On New Sharon Shannon Album

Post by James Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:50 am

Fr. McGreer wrote:
Smerker wrote:It's a sax, innit? Playing the opening riff?


Are you listening to Rake ATGOH or MamafeckingLou????????


Mama Lou. I've not heard Rake At the Gates of Hell.
[quote="Fr. McGreer"][quote="Smerker"][color=#FF0000]It's a sax[/color], innit? Playing the opening riff?[/quote]

Are you listening to Rake ATGOH or MamafeckingLou????????[/quote]

Mama Lou. I've not heard Rake At the Gates of Hell.
  • Quote Fr. McGreer

Re: Shane MacGowan On New Sharon Shannon Album

Post by Fr. McGreer Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:37 am

Smerker wrote:It's a sax, innit? Playing the opening riff?


Are you listening to Rake ATGOH or MamafeckingLou????????
[quote="Smerker"][color=#FF0000]It's a sax[/color], innit? Playing the opening riff?[/quote]

Are you listening to Rake ATGOH or MamafeckingLou????????
  • Quote James

Re: Shane MacGowan On New Sharon Shannon Album

Post by James Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:17 pm

It's a sax, innit? Playing the opening riff?
It's a sax, innit? Playing the opening riff?
  • Quote Fr. McGreer

Re: Shane MacGowan On New Sharon Shannon Album

Post by Fr. McGreer Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:11 pm

Don't want to sound like a Pedantic Pat, but i can't hear the passionless horns :?

Your making this grow on me though, the more i listen to it :roll:
Don't want to sound like a Pedantic Pat, but i can't hear the passionless horns :?

Your making this grow on me though, the more i listen to it :roll:

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