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  • Quote Paul_Lynch

Re: What are your favorite Shane solo songs?

Post by Paul_Lynch Thu Nov 27, 2008 2:58 am

rock n roll paddy
back in the county hell
lonesome highway
mother mo chroi
song with no name
donegal express
aisling
rock n roll paddy
back in the county hell
lonesome highway
mother mo chroi
song with no name
donegal express
aisling
  • Quote IrishRover

Re: What are your favorite Shane solo songs?

Post by IrishRover Wed Nov 19, 2008 9:49 pm

Ronnie Drew - The Dunes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5UH3Iik8Jg
Ronnie Drew - The Dunes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5UH3Iik8Jg
  • Quote paddywhacker

Re: What are your favorite Shane solo songs?

Post by paddywhacker Thu Nov 13, 2008 11:11 pm

nboldock wrote:Um, hard to say but "Lonesome Highway" is definitely up there. Also "Nancy Whiskey", "Paddy Public Enemy No 1", "Aisling", "Song With No Name" (actually "Song With No Name" could possibly be my fave - see I've changed my mind already!).

Oh and I love the Popes version of "She Moved Through The Fair" as well. Corking intro.



I know it's not necessarily a "solo" song, but hearing Ronnie Drew sing "The Dunes" is absolutely fucking incredible. It is on youtube somewhere...Ronnie sining solo....I just can't be fucked to find it at the moment.................
I'm wondering what kind of instrumentation Shane would have put on a recorded version of this?
[quote="nboldock"]Um, hard to say but "Lonesome Highway" is definitely up there. Also "Nancy Whiskey", "Paddy Public Enemy No 1", "Aisling", "Song With No Name" (actually "Song With No Name" could possibly be my fave - see I've changed my mind already!).

Oh and I love the Popes version of "She Moved Through The Fair" as well. Corking intro.[/quote]


I know it's not necessarily a "solo" song, but hearing Ronnie Drew sing "The Dunes" is absolutely fucking incredible. It is on youtube somewhere...Ronnie sining solo....I just can't be fucked to find it at the moment.................
I'm wondering what kind of instrumentation Shane would have put on a recorded version of this?
  • Quote IrishRover

Re: What are your favorite Shane solo songs?

Post by IrishRover Sun Nov 09, 2008 5:04 pm

talkoin' of solo songs, Chroistmas ois coimoin'..
oine of the soings oi've doiscoivered oin 08', woithoin' soime coillected raroitoies, Chroistmas Lullaby.. broilloiant, ultoimate, essence of the heart; aloing woith Faoirytale, Lullaby's the best Chroistmas song(and much moire) ever made;
talkoin' of solo songs, Chroistmas ois coimoin'..
oine of the soings oi've doiscoivered oin 08', woithoin' soime coillected raroitoies, Chroistmas Lullaby.. broilloiant, ultoimate, essence of the heart; aloing woith Faoirytale, Lullaby's the best Chroistmas song(and much moire) ever made;
  • Quote nboldock

Re: What are your favorite Shane solo songs?

Post by nboldock Sat Nov 08, 2008 5:32 pm

Um, hard to say but "Lonesome Highway" is definitely up there. Also "Nancy Whiskey", "Paddy Public Enemy No 1", "Aisling", "Song With No Name" (actually "Song With No Name" could possibly be my fave - see I've changed my mind already!).

Oh and I love the Popes version of "She Moved Through The Fair" as well. Corking intro.
Um, hard to say but "Lonesome Highway" is definitely up there. Also "Nancy Whiskey", "Paddy Public Enemy No 1", "Aisling", "Song With No Name" (actually "Song With No Name" could possibly be my fave - see I've changed my mind already!).

Oh and I love the Popes version of "She Moved Through The Fair" as well. Corking intro.
  • Quote mjk457

Re: What are your favorite Shane solo songs?

Post by mjk457 Fri Oct 24, 2008 10:13 pm

Donegal Express
Aisling
Church of the Holy Spook
Snake With Eyes of Garnet
Song With No Name
Paddy Public Enemy Number One
St. John of Gods
Spancill Hill with Christy Moore
Donegal Express
Aisling
Church of the Holy Spook
Snake With Eyes of Garnet
Song With No Name
Paddy Public Enemy Number One
St. John of Gods
Spancill Hill with Christy Moore
  • Quote Grievous Angel

Re: Re:

Post by Grievous Angel Fri Oct 24, 2008 9:14 pm

Mick Molloy wrote:
Kevin wrote:
The Duke of Ingmar wrote:To me, "St John of Gods" is Shane´s standout track. But there are lots of other gems - "Aisling", "Song with no name", "Mother mo chroi" etc.

The only song I never cared much about is "A mexican funeral in Paris". It´s not my kind of music, so I Always skip that one when listening to The Snake.

Oh, and "Will you come the bower" and "Spanish lady" always sounded a bit uninspired to me. I think they lack a bit of energy.


Spanish Lady has great drumming on it!

Did Shane write it or is it an old song!


It was written by Mr Traditional


Ooh, that guy's good. Too bad he hasn't written any new songs lately.
[quote="Mick Molloy"][quote="Kevin"][quote="The Duke of Ingmar"]To me, "St John of Gods" is Shane´s standout track. But there are lots of other gems - "Aisling", "Song with no name", "Mother mo chroi" etc.

The only song I never cared much about is "A mexican funeral in Paris". It´s not my kind of music, so I Always skip that one when listening to The Snake.

Oh, and "Will you come the bower" and "Spanish lady" always sounded a bit uninspired to me. I think they lack a bit of energy.[/quote]

Spanish Lady has great drumming on it!

Did Shane write it or is it an old song![/quote]

It was written by Mr Traditional[/quote]

Ooh, that guy's good. Too bad he hasn't written any new songs lately.
  • Quote DzM

Re: What are your favorite Shane solo songs?

Post by DzM Fri Oct 24, 2008 7:43 pm

IrishRover sort of wrote:That one's a traditional song, and not Shane's solo (with Popes). Nevertheless, I agree that it's brilliantly performed.

Only kinda correct.

"Waltzing Matilda" is often called a traditional, though the lyrics were (according to Wikipedia) written by Aussie poet Banjo Paterson and set to music by Christina Macpherson.

"And the Band played Waltzing Matilda," the song the Pogues cover on the Rum, Sodomy & The Lash album, was written by Eric Bogle.
[quote="IrishRover sort of"]That one's a traditional song, and not Shane's solo (with Popes). Nevertheless, I agree that it's brilliantly performed.[/quote]
Only kinda correct.

"Waltzing Matilda" is often called a traditional, though the lyrics were (according to Wikipedia) written by Aussie poet Banjo Paterson and set to music by Christina Macpherson.

"And the Band played Waltzing Matilda," the song the Pogues cover on the [i]Rum, Sodomy & The Lash[/i] album, was written by Eric Bogle.
  • Quote IrishRover

Re: What are your favorite Shane solo songs?

Post by IrishRover Fri Oct 24, 2008 7:22 pm

that oine's trad. song, and noit Shaneo's soilo(woith Popes), but nevertheless tois' broilloiantly perfoirmed oi agree
that oine's trad. song, and noit Shaneo's soilo(woith Popes), but nevertheless tois' broilloiantly perfoirmed oi agree
  • Quote paddysheehan

Re: What are your favorite Shane solo songs?

Post by paddysheehan Wed Oct 22, 2008 4:05 pm

the band played waltzing matilda is amazing. definetly the best one like.
the band played waltzing matilda is amazing. definetly the best one like.
  • Quote Clash Cadillac

Re: What are your favorite Shane solo songs?

Post by Clash Cadillac Wed Sep 24, 2008 5:32 pm

bencker wrote:Without a doubt..........Lonesome highway


Cha-Ching
[quote="bencker"]Without a doubt..........Lonesome highway[/quote]

Cha-Ching
  • Quote bencker

Re: What are your favorite Shane solo songs?

Post by bencker Wed Sep 24, 2008 4:39 pm

Without a doubt..........Lonesome highway
Without a doubt..........Lonesome highway
  • Quote IrishRover

Re: What are your favorite Shane solo songs?

Post by IrishRover Mon Sep 22, 2008 9:47 pm

Aoisloing's broilloiant, ultoimate, purest of poietry.. oi play pretty much every
toime when oi have the guoitar oin me hands, furoius.. tois' loikely that the
foirst voideo of me playoin' & soingoin', oim goinna coiver exactly thois song..
hear the rebel's voice ois calloin', oi shall noit doie thoiugh ye bury me...
essence, essence ! 8)
and Nancy's trad. song, by Mr. Tradoitoinal, to use Mick's expression.. :)
Aoisloing's broilloiant, ultoimate, purest of poietry.. oi play pretty much every
toime when oi have the guoitar oin me hands, furoius.. tois' loikely that the
foirst voideo of me playoin' & soingoin', oim goinna coiver exactly thois song..
hear the rebel's voice ois calloin', oi shall noit doie thoiugh ye bury me...
essence, essence ! 8)
and Nancy's trad. song, by Mr. Tradoitoinal, to use Mick's expression.. :)
  • Quote Billie

Re: What are your favorite Shane solo songs?

Post by Billie Mon Sep 22, 2008 7:48 pm

Aisling and Nancy Whiskey, definitely
Aisling and Nancy Whiskey, definitely
  • Quote Mick Molloy

Re: Re:

Post by Mick Molloy Mon Sep 22, 2008 7:26 pm

Kevin wrote:
The Duke of Ingmar wrote:To me, "St John of Gods" is Shane´s standout track. But there are lots of other gems - "Aisling", "Song with no name", "Mother mo chroi" etc.

The only song I never cared much about is "A mexican funeral in Paris". It´s not my kind of music, so I Always skip that one when listening to The Snake.

Oh, and "Will you come the bower" and "Spanish lady" always sounded a bit uninspired to me. I think they lack a bit of energy.


Spanish Lady has great drumming on it!

Did Shane write it or is it an old song!


It was written by Mr Traditional
[quote="Kevin"][quote="The Duke of Ingmar"]To me, "St John of Gods" is Shane´s standout track. But there are lots of other gems - "Aisling", "Song with no name", "Mother mo chroi" etc.

The only song I never cared much about is "A mexican funeral in Paris". It´s not my kind of music, so I Always skip that one when listening to The Snake.

Oh, and "Will you come the bower" and "Spanish lady" always sounded a bit uninspired to me. I think they lack a bit of energy.[/quote]

Spanish Lady has great drumming on it!

Did Shane write it or is it an old song![/quote]

It was written by Mr Traditional

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