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On Mon, 23 Feb 2009 16:37:33 EST, "clipka" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
>> In my youth I liked Scottish and Irish folk music a lot. I don't know if you
>> have heard of The Dubliners,
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>Sure - didn't mention them because I guess they're probably the best-known Irish
>folk band of all.
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Fairy 'Nuff ;)
>> The Clancy Brothers
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>I guess I heard the name, but that's about it.
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Think Arran jumpers :)
>> Tommy Makem,
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>Doesn't ring a bell.
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He played with the Clancy Brothers for a while.
>> The Chieftains,
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>Good, but not exactly my taste, mostly. Too much on the pop side.
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They must have changed since I moved on to clasical.
>> Hamish Imlach, Corrie Folk Trio and Paddie Bell,
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>Never heard any of those.
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I'm surprised as the Corries were very big. They sang "The flower of Scotland"
which is the de facto national anthem of Scotland, at least at sport matches.
>> Capercaillie etc.
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>Didn't I mention them myself? Whoops...
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So you did. Whoops!
>> >Anyone remember Peter, Paul and Mary?
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>> Afraid so :)
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>Don't like them? I really love the traditional songs they performed.
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Too Anglo Saxon, for my tastes.
>> Have you listened to the Soweto String Quartet?
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>Not yet.
The only non classical CDs I've bought recently.
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Regards
Stephen
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