Kevin Crawford Interview - The Blarney Pilgrims Podcast

[BlarneyPilgrimsPod]

Hello again. Here's a little blurb about this week's episode with Kevin Crawford. I hope you enjoy...

Playing old tunes. Records on the wall. The art and laughter of Michael Grinter. The Teetotallers. That Gort Tape. Birmingham Irish music in the 80s. Living in America. The birth of Lúnasa. And the Crucible as an analogy for Irish music. Gold.

The incredibly talented and generous Kevin Crawford joins us for a mammoth chat down the line from Brooklyn, New York. Honestly the man is as good a storyteller as he is a player. You’re in for a treat with this one.

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During the episode Kevin plays:

Old John’s / The Longford Tinker
City of Savannah / James Hanley’s
Dear Irish Boy / The Hole In The Boat / Sally Sloane’s
Dan Collins / (Untitled - If anyone recognises it please let us know)
Hula Hoop / (Untitled - If anyone recognises it please let us know)

Cheers,
Darren (and Dom)

[Sedi]

Thanks a lot! Listening to it right now.

[BlarneyPilgrimsPod]

The name of the tune after Dan Collin's is The Caravan. If/when I get the name of the one after Hula Hoop I'll post that too.

[Brus]

That Gort Tape.

Is this available anywhere on the internet? I've heard much about this, but I haven't heard it.

[Eagach]

Thanks for the link, very interesting listening. Any body know the name of the jig that plays at the start of these podcasts ? Cheers

[BlarneyPilgrimsPod]

That Gort Tape.

Is this available anywhere on the internet? I've heard much about this, but I haven't heard it.

Hi Brus, check your personal messages.

Cheers,
Darren

[BlarneyPilgrimsPod]

Thanks for the link, very interesting listening. Any body know the name of the jig that plays at the start of these podcasts ? Cheers

Hi Eagach, the name of the tune is The Roaring Barmaid. It was lifted from a recording Dom took one night at the Last Jar in Melbourne. The session would have been led by the accordion player Paddy Fitzgerald.

Cheers
Darren

[Brus]

That Gort Tape.

Is this available anywhere on the internet? I've heard much about this, but I haven't heard it.

Hi Brus, check your personal messages.

Cheers,
Darren

Ah, much thanks! Listening now. Good stuff.