CreadurMawnOrganig’s six thousand, two hundred and ninety-four comments
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Re: Tin whistle on Eurovision Song Contest played in winners entry
"i thought it was a tony dixon , was fully black anyway" more…
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Re: Utterly shameless self-promotion…
What? I was expecting utterly seamless shelves. more…
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Re: How many tunes in a session?
"it is better to know 50 tunes really well rathen than 200 badly" more…
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Re: double whistle playing
Arrangements? Just try a few tunes from your repertoire and play about with them until you find something that sounds good. I'm sure that's what Cathal McConnell does. more…
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Re: Mick Moriarty, whistle and flute player on Tyneside in the early seventies.
"Did anyone notice that Mick is playing his unique version of Colonel Fraser, not the Swallowtail?" more…
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Re: Thoughts on Jamie smiths mabon ?
"My other feeling is that they don’t sound particularly Welsh. It’s all rather generic. Considering the origins of the band, that’s a pity." more…
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Re: Mick Moriarty, whistle and flute player on Tyneside in the early seventies.
Good to hear he's still playing regularly. more…
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Re: Mick Moriarty, whistle and flute player on Tyneside in the early seventies.
Lovely clip. Mick Moriarty played with Paddy and John Keenan when he was younger, but I don't know if he ever recorded with them (no doubt unofficial recordings exist somewhere). more…
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Re: Thoughts on Jamie smiths mabon ?
I saw them play at the Pontardawe Folk Festival a few years ago (with a slightly different lineup, I think). My overall impression was a very high standard of musicianship, very smooth and slick, but without a great deal of lift or life. It is as if the... more…
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Re: Sessions in the city of Kerry?
There is a village in Wales called Kerry (Ceri) - not exactly a city, but it was an important place in times past and has a motte-and-bailey castle. And there's an 'open mic' session there, I believe. But I'm guessing that's neither the Kerry nor the ty... more…