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Well, our first lad...is really a girl: Ciara Brennan (Dublin)...
As you probably guessed (the photograph probably helped), she
plays the harmonica on the CD. She is also responsible for the song:
Four and Nine...well we tried to get Colin to sing it, but he
sounded to girly.
more soon....
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The lad on the funky accordion is,
Hurling player, Colin McGill
from Laois. Tadaammm. Colin is still recovering from his encounter
with Brian Kennedy and the Corrs.
-" Jesus lads... mighty"
-Colin McGill, Dublin every Wednesday
...and his all-time favorite -" Jesus...
brilliant lads"
-Colin McGill, Dublin...quite often
More quotes soon...
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Well...flute and whistle and sax really...are all
played by Pat Fitzpatrick (Wexford).
Pat made his studio available to us for the recording and is a
very talented and versatile musician who seems to be able to play
anything that has reeds and whistles.
Pat also has his own album (featuring flute, whistle, sax and
pipes) Carraig
Ghuaire. Check out his page to listen to some of the
tracks. He is also involved in a group in south Dublin called Cruinniu.
Check out their home page to find out about gigs.
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Bouzouki and guitar and bodhran are played by Olivier Longuet (Britanny). oui
oui. The bouzouki used on most tracks was made by Paul Doyle. Hans
Speek has a page with pictures of Paul
Doyle bouzoukis. oui oui.
As a matter of interest, for all guitar and bouzouki nerds, the
tuning used is DADGAD for the guitar and GDAE for the bouzouki.
Again Hans as a few chord charts on his page for the GDAE
tuning.
oui oui.
So many details about the bouzouki... who do you think made the web site ? oui oui. |
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Well, I don't have a picture yet..
well I do but... ... it's a long story... ... hey! why would you care
anyway!!! oui oui |
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