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  • Quote Steve

Post by Steve Mon May 29, 2006 8:56 am

Zuzana wrote:Just slightly off-topic: here's an interview with Ronnie Drew, where he explains why he didn't join the Dubliners for this year's tour and why he isn't thinking about joining them any time in the future: WILD ROVER NO MORE


That interview is just a little bit strange. Why should they ask him if he wanted to leave himself? Then, his memory fails him, "The 40th reunion will remain the last" surely is not true - he was back with them last December in Dublin, I found that one: http://www.patsywatchorn.com/newsday.php?nd=news20060119

And who says that they won't do a full-living-line-up for the 45th? Let's wait and see...
[quote="Zuzana"]Just slightly off-topic: here's an interview with Ronnie Drew, where he explains why he didn't join the Dubliners for this year's tour and why he isn't thinking about joining them any time in the future: [url=http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/-wild-rover-no-more-/2006/05/14/1648815.htm]WILD ROVER NO MORE[/url][/quote]

That interview is just a little bit strange. Why should they ask him if he wanted to leave himself? Then, his memory fails him, "The 40th reunion will remain the last" surely is not true - he was back with them last December in Dublin, I found that one: [url]http://www.patsywatchorn.com/newsday.php?nd=news20060119[/url]

And who says that they won't do a full-living-line-up for the 45th? Let's wait and see...
  • Quote CraigBatty

Post by CraigBatty Sun May 14, 2006 10:00 pm

:) Thanks for the interview Zuzana. And fair enough for Ronnie too... if he's happy in his 'retirement' than fair play to him. He has bought joy and delight to millions and deserves to take a well-earned 'rest'...
:) Thanks for the interview Zuzana. And fair enough for Ronnie too... if he's happy in his 'retirement' than fair play to him. He has bought joy and delight to millions and deserves to take a well-earned 'rest'...
  • Quote Zuzana

Post by Zuzana Sun May 14, 2006 5:42 pm

Just slightly off-topic: here's an interview with Ronnie Drew, where he explains why he didn't join the Dubliners for this year's tour and why he isn't thinking about joining them any time in the future: WILD ROVER NO MORE
Just slightly off-topic: here's an interview with Ronnie Drew, where he explains why he didn't join the Dubliners for this year's tour and why he isn't thinking about joining them any time in the future: [url=http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/-wild-rover-no-more-/2006/05/14/1648815.htm]WILD ROVER NO MORE[/url]
  • Quote DannyB

Post by DannyB Sun May 14, 2006 12:24 pm

Hellbeard wrote:So, Danny Boy. Did you attend the concert? :)


Unfortunately I did not. A close familymember passed away so I wasn't exactly in the mood to spend twelve hours on a train that weekend.

I'm glad to hear that it was a good show though, and I'm sad to have missed it. Hopefully they'll return :)
[quote="Hellbeard"]So, Danny Boy. Did you attend the concert? :)[/quote]

Unfortunately I did not. A close familymember passed away so I wasn't exactly in the mood to spend twelve hours on a train that weekend.

I'm glad to hear that it was a good show though, and I'm sad to have missed it. Hopefully they'll return :)
  • Quote Heather

Post by Heather Tue May 09, 2006 5:42 pm

That settles it then.
That settles it then.
  • Quote moose

Post by moose Tue May 09, 2006 9:17 am

Cov it is then :P Christy Moore mentioned him last night "local man Sean Cannon" :wink:
Cov it is then :P Christy Moore mentioned him last night "local man Sean Cannon" :wink:
  • Quote moose

Post by moose Mon May 08, 2006 11:48 am

Mick Molloy wrote:
Hellbeard wrote:
I had no idea Paddy owned a pub by the way, that´s interesting...


Yeah just across O'Donoghues


Thats Foleys, big boozer on the corner, if memory serves me right and further up the road you have got Doney an Nesbitts, a rugger pub.
[quote="Mick Molloy"][quote="Hellbeard"]

I had no idea Paddy owned a pub by the way, that´s interesting...[/quote]

Yeah just across O'Donoghues[/quote]

Thats Foleys, big boozer on the corner, if memory serves me right and further up the road you have got Doney an Nesbitts, a rugger pub.
  • Quote Heather

Post by Heather Thu May 04, 2006 2:13 pm

moose wrote:
Heather wrote:
moose wrote:Sean use to live in Coventry a few years back


That's news to me I thought he lived in Barnsley.


He may well do, but he was in cov on a lot of occasions :lol:


Of course he could have moved. :wink:
[quote="moose"][quote="Heather"][quote="moose"]Sean use to live in Coventry a few years back[/quote]

That's news to me I thought he lived in Barnsley.[/quote]

He may well do, but he was in cov on a lot of occasions :lol:[/quote]

Of course he could have moved. :wink:
  • Quote moose

Post by moose Thu May 04, 2006 12:01 pm

Heather wrote:
moose wrote:Sean use to live in Coventry a few years back


That's news to me I thought he lived in Barnsley.


He may well do, but he was in cov on a lot of occasions :lol:
[quote="Heather"][quote="moose"]Sean use to live in Coventry a few years back[/quote]

That's news to me I thought he lived in Barnsley.[/quote]

He may well do, but he was in cov on a lot of occasions :lol:
  • Quote Heather

Post by Heather Thu May 04, 2006 10:03 am

moose wrote:Sean use to live in Coventry a few years back


That's news to me I thought he lived in Barnsley.
[quote="moose"]Sean use to live in Coventry a few years back[/quote]

That's news to me I thought he lived in Barnsley.
  • Quote moose

Post by moose Wed May 03, 2006 7:41 pm

Sean use to live in Coventry a few years back, don't know if he still does. He used to turn up on the local folk scene and do impromtu stand ups at local irish clubs (four provinces) He used to be joined on stage by his son who would do an excellent cover of "pair of brown eyes"
I actually saw him and his lad play in my local pub one night (the burnt post) only about 50 people in there, a great night. And yes Seans voice is amazing.
Sean use to live in Coventry a few years back, don't know if he still does. He used to turn up on the local folk scene and do impromtu stand ups at local irish clubs (four provinces) He used to be joined on stage by his son who would do an excellent cover of "pair of brown eyes"
I actually saw him and his lad play in my local pub one night (the burnt post) only about 50 people in there, a great night. And yes Seans voice is amazing.
  • Quote Hellbeard

Post by Hellbeard Sun Apr 30, 2006 8:56 am

So, Danny Boy. Did you attend the concert? :)
I Did, and I had one of the greatest evenings of my life. One I will never forget.
It took place in the beautiful Göteborg concert hall (which is really made for orchestras.. the audience was really loud). And The Dubliners (Closing in on their 70ies) played for over 3 hours with a 20 minute break in the middle- For tea and cake, they said.
The new guy, Patsy Watchorn, did an amazing job and kind of reminded me about Luke Kelly with all the charisma, his great voice and the 5 string banjo. :) It was very apparant he brought alot of energy into the band.
The audience was very mixed.. and well.. there was alot of Pogues, Flogging Molly and Dropkick Murphy's shirts around.. ;)

Bottomline is that I think The Dubliners only get better with the years.. It really struck me what virtuosity Eamonn, John and Barney have on their instrument.. And Patsy put alot of freshness into the band. I guess I should mention Sean as well- He sings very pretty in Irish and have a great charisma.. May they go on greying and playing for many years to come.. :)
So, Danny Boy. Did you attend the concert? :)
I Did, and I had one of the greatest evenings of my life. One I will never forget.
It took place in the beautiful Göteborg concert hall (which is really made for orchestras.. the audience was really loud). And The Dubliners (Closing in on their 70ies) played for over 3 hours with a 20 minute break in the middle- For tea and cake, they said.
The new guy, Patsy Watchorn, did an amazing job and kind of reminded me about Luke Kelly with all the charisma, his great voice and the 5 string banjo. :) It was very apparant he brought alot of energy into the band.
The audience was very mixed.. and well.. there was alot of Pogues, Flogging Molly and Dropkick Murphy's shirts around.. ;)

Bottomline is that I think The Dubliners only get better with the years.. It really struck me what virtuosity Eamonn, John and Barney have on their instrument.. And Patsy put alot of freshness into the band. I guess I should mention Sean as well- He sings very pretty in Irish and have a great charisma.. May they go on greying and playing for many years to come.. :)
  • Quote Danny Boy

Post by Danny Boy Tue Mar 07, 2006 2:29 pm

All those shows in Denmark, but only two in Sweden? Damnit!
They could at least come to stockholm :/
All those shows in Denmark, but only two in Sweden? Damnit!
They could at least come to stockholm :/
  • Quote Scrapper

Post by Scrapper Wed Mar 01, 2006 5:17 pm

Oslo! Allright!
Oslo! Allright!
  • Quote rareauldpete

Post by rareauldpete Fri Feb 24, 2006 1:53 pm

The Scandinavian tour now finally is complete and confirmed:
http://www.rareauldtimes.com/live.php

Also, see news in Patsy's site for an overview what's to come elsewhere this year:
http://www.patsywatchorn.com/newsday.ph ... ws20060222
The Scandinavian tour now finally is complete and confirmed:
http://www.rareauldtimes.com/live.php

Also, see news in Patsy's site for an overview what's to come elsewhere this year:
http://www.patsywatchorn.com/newsday.ph ... ws20060222

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