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Re: Ron Kavana

Post by RoddyRuddy Fri Jun 02, 2017 6:33 pm

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Re: Ron Kavana

Post by friscotrees Fri Jun 02, 2017 11:03 am

Ron Kavana first came to Germany 20 years ago, with a Rythm'n'Blues band; the last time he was here was together with the Pogues.

Post by Alex Mon Dec 10, 2007 7:17 am

territa wrote:
MacRua wrote:As for names:
He considers "Ruairí Ó Caomhánach" to be his real name. "Ron Kavana" is alias, i.e. reductive anglicized version, nothing else.
Well, I see it this way.
Thank you MacRua.

I have collected all of his CDs, and some vinyl. Does he ever go on tour?


He played a few concerts in UK, Ireland over the summer.
The gigs are usually listed here:
http://www.proper-records.co.uk/gigguide.php?action=arview&aid=1786

Post by territa Mon Dec 10, 2007 1:43 am

MacRua wrote:As for names:
He considers "Ruairí Ó Caomhánach" to be his real name. "Ron Kavana" is alias, i.e. reductive anglicized version, nothing else.
Well, I see it this way.
Thank you MacRua.

I have collected all of his CDs, and some vinyl. Does he ever go on tour?

Post by Alex Thu Dec 06, 2007 5:17 pm

In the booklet of "Alien Alert" the name "Alias Ron Kavana" is mentioned as the band's name. His solo albums are only by "Ron Kavana". A bit like John Bon Jovi, only that Ron's music is better :wink:

theguyfrompoguetry.com wrote:I have a bunch of the releases (I always liked his work), I just wondered why sometimes the release was as Alias..., and so that nugget tucked at the end of the introductory essay was sorta neat to find.

It's a pain in iTunes cuz sometimes it sorts under R and sometimes under A...that extra scrolling is a chore. :wink:

MacRua wrote:Here is a whole thread dedicated to Irish Ways boxset

Search for "Kavana" and you'll find more (for "Everyman is a King", LILT, "Home Fire" etc.)

Post by MacRua Thu Dec 06, 2007 4:56 pm

There are those who do not know what "alias" is and take it to be performer's first name...

Post by theguyfrompoguetry.com Thu Dec 06, 2007 4:45 pm

I have a bunch of the releases (I always liked his work), I just wondered why sometimes the release was as Alias..., and so that nugget tucked at the end of the introductory essay was sorta neat to find.

It's a pain in iTunes cuz sometimes it sorts under R and sometimes under A...that extra scrolling is a chore. :wink:

MacRua wrote:Here is a whole thread dedicated to Irish Ways boxset

Search for "Kavana" and you'll find more (for "Everyman is a King", LILT, "Home Fire" etc.)

Post by MacRua Thu Dec 06, 2007 3:26 pm

As for names:
He considers "Ruairí Ó Caomhánach" to be his real name. "Ron Kavana" is alias, i.e. reductive anglicized version, nothing else.
Well, I see it this way.

Post by MacRua Thu Dec 06, 2007 2:58 pm

Here is a whole thread dedicated to Irish Ways boxset

Search for "Kavana" and you'll find more (for "Everyman is a King", LILT, "Home Fire" etc.)

Ron Kavana

Post by theguyfrompoguetry.com Thu Dec 06, 2007 1:36 pm

I didn't see a thread anywhere else for Kavana's work... so here goes. Has anybody else picked up his mammoth "Irish Ways" collection? Good stuff. There's tons of great info in the booklet accompanying the release, but the one nugget I liked was the signature at the end of the introduction. He signed his essay "Rurai O Caomhanach" (with a bunch of the accent marks common in Irish gaelic that I can't replicate here) and then beneath it he writes "Alias Ron Kavana." I always wondered why some of his releases are as Alias Ron Kavana.

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