Wild Geese
Live in Rome 1979
The 1974 created Irish revival band Wild Geese occurred qualitatively very different phases. As one of the most in demand formations at the German Folk market they flared between fastidious instrumental folk and the usual angloirischen Rabaukenliedern, which heard a public inspired by the Dubliners so gladly. Initial members were Peadar Ó hUallaigh (flat steel bar, t-wh, concertina, voc) from Sligo, Norman King (bodhrán, voc) from Dublin, Tony Small (g, voc) from Galway and Steve power (f, bj, mandolin, g). Historicalconsciously and with the shot Rebel Spirit, which one (particularly at the continent) expected of Irish, designated themselves it after the 34,000 Irish patriots, which went to the defeat against the Englishmen 1691 at the Boyne River into the exile. After power 1978 left the volume, Mick Ryan (f, mandolin) from Edenderry and the Uilleann Piper Eoin Ó Duignean from Dundrum entered. With their last occupation and one of the best albums of the Irish Folkgeschichte (in Full Flight) Geese their artistic high point reached the game. Beside original occupation were Mick Fitzgerald (g, voc) as well as two recent rising talents of the scene, Donal Lunnys brother Mánus Lunny (bouzouki, g, voc) and Gerry O Connor (f, bj) been added. The two latter ones contributed their self-willed instrument valley compositions, Mánus sang in the Duett with guest Máiréad Ní Mhaonaigh (later front woman von Altan) the melancholy song Bríd Óg Ní Mháille, M. Fitzgerald shone with a outstanding arranged version of a Hungarian Ballade (Anathea), collected by Bela Bartók, and N. King decided the album with its schrulligen song over its friendship with a Londoner rat.
Eoin o Duigneain - Uillean Pipes, Tin Whistle
Mick Ryan - Fiddle, Mandolin
Peadar O hUallaigh - Flute, Tin Whistle, Concertina, Vocals
Norman King - Bodhran, Vocals
Tony Small - Guitar, Vocals
01. Intro
02. 1St Of May
03. Hills Of Connemara
04. The Windy Hills Of Litchum
05. Intro
06. Farewell To Nova Scotia
07. Jigs And Reels
08. As I Roved Out
09. Manaham Jig
10. Jimmy Clay
11. I've Buried My Wife
12. The Marrow Bones
13. Lilting
14. I'll Tell My Mother
15. Polkas
16. The Galway Rebel Boys
17. Intro
18. Lullaby
19. Lip Music
20. Slow Air
21. Intro
22. The Maid Of The Sweet Brown
23. The Foggy Dew; Jigs; Reel
24. Intro
25. Encore
DL1
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The 1974 created Irish revival band Wild Geese occurred qualitatively very different phases. As one of the most in demand formations at the German Folk market they flared between fastidious instrumental folk and the usual angloirischen Rabaukenliedern, which heard a public inspired by the Dubliners so gladly. Initial members were Peadar Ó hUallaigh (flat steel bar, t-wh, concertina, voc) from Sligo, Norman King (bodhrán, voc) from Dublin, Tony Small (g, voc) from Galway and Steve power (f, bj, mandolin, g). Historicalconsciously and with the shot Rebel Spirit, which one (particularly at the continent) expected of Irish, designated themselves it after the 34,000 Irish patriots, which went to the defeat against the Englishmen 1691 at the Boyne River into the exile. After power 1978 left the volume, Mick Ryan (f, mandolin) from Edenderry and the Uilleann Piper Eoin Ó Duignean from Dundrum entered. With their last occupation and one of the best albums of the Irish Folkgeschichte (in Full Flight) Geese their artistic high point reached the game. Beside original occupation were Mick Fitzgerald (g, voc) as well as two recent rising talents of the scene, Donal Lunnys brother Mánus Lunny (bouzouki, g, voc) and Gerry O Connor (f, bj) been added. The two latter ones contributed their self-willed instrument valley compositions, Mánus sang in the Duett with guest Máiréad Ní Mhaonaigh (later front woman von Altan) the melancholy song Bríd Óg Ní Mháille, M. Fitzgerald shone with a outstanding arranged version of a Hungarian Ballade (Anathea), collected by Bela Bartók, and N. King decided the album with its schrulligen song over its friendship with a Londoner rat.
Eoin o Duigneain - Uillean Pipes, Tin Whistle
Mick Ryan - Fiddle, Mandolin
Peadar O hUallaigh - Flute, Tin Whistle, Concertina, Vocals
Norman King - Bodhran, Vocals
Tony Small - Guitar, Vocals
01. Intro
02. 1St Of May
03. Hills Of Connemara
04. The Windy Hills Of Litchum
05. Intro
06. Farewell To Nova Scotia
07. Jigs And Reels
08. As I Roved Out
09. Manaham Jig
10. Jimmy Clay
11. I've Buried My Wife
12. The Marrow Bones
13. Lilting
14. I'll Tell My Mother
15. Polkas
16. The Galway Rebel Boys
17. Intro
18. Lullaby
19. Lip Music
20. Slow Air
21. Intro
22. The Maid Of The Sweet Brown
23. The Foggy Dew; Jigs; Reel
24. Intro
25. Encore
DL1
DL2
posted by Lizardson at 8:05 PM
7 Comments:
Hello Lizz!
Would you please ask your followers if anyone can tell who's that folk singer? It's a recording from the 60s or 70s as far as I know. Should be a Canadian from around Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
Download-Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/353335774/Can.zip.html
Delete-Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/353335774/Can.zip.html?killcode=4215766602575705063
Thank you very much in advance.
Best
Johnny
Dear Lizardson.
Thanks! The record I knew was 'In full flight' and I liked it very much. So I can't wait to hear this. It is from around the same time, so it must be from the same line-up.
Again, thanks from the Netherlands!
Jan
Thanks for this. Very decent quality for a bootleg.
I hope you'll post some of the Wild Geese studio albums. They are all out of print and hard to find.
Hi,I am having some copies of the Lp-albums of Wild Geese, like "Full Flight" and "Early Days".
If someone wants to buy it I can send it against EUR 15.- including postage. Write to:
Dieter, jazznentwig@t-online.de
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