Kansas City’s Contribution to Ireland and Folk Rock
Posted by: Eolaí on February 5th, 2008
Here’s one I meant to link to a couple of weeks ago. It’s a feature on The Elders of Kansas City around the time of […]
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Music Round Up - December
Posted by: Eolaí on December 22nd, 2007
Here’s what I know about a lot of Irish and Celtic music that touches Kansas City and the Midwest in some form or other.
Technically […]
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Lovers in Transit on Wang Dang Doodle
Posted by: Eolaí on August 17th, 2007
Kansas City’s excellent Lovers In Transit get played and toasted on Irish music person extraordinaire B.P. Fallon’s Breakthru Radio show Wang Dang Doodle #16.
The first […]
Táin Mosaic Mural
Posted by: Eolaí on July 20th, 2007
Speaking of Horslips and Dearg Doom, the track does of course come from the seminal Celtic Rock concept album The Táin.
The story of The Táin […]
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Infrequently Asked Irish KC Questions
Posted by: Eolaí on April 26th, 2007
Courtesy of the four major search engines - yes Google is not the only orange - here’s just a sampling of some of the questions […]
The All-TIME 100 Albums, Best or Top or Something
Posted by: Eolaí on November 22nd, 2006
Lat week TIME Magazine published what it called its All-TIME 100 Albums. It’s a list of what it calls the “the greatest and most influential […]
Video Clips Might Not Last Forever
Posted by: Eolaí on November 1st, 2006
If you didn’t watch the excellent The Last Temptation of Hughie and Owenie, well you missed your chance. It is no longer available (IMDb)
With the […]
Horslips and Dearg Doom
Posted by: Eolaí on July 18th, 2006
Talking about Horslips and Dearg Doom, here is Horslips, talking about Dearg Doom, including the Italia ‘90 re-working.
And below it is a straight performance of […]
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Irish Music Changes Nothing
Posted by: Eolaí on July 16th, 2006
A bunch of music journos in the British Observer have compiled a list of 50 albums that changed pop music. No albums by Irish performers […]
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