Favorite Male Trad Singers

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Some great singers mentioned above - but still I don't recognise any names under the age of 30 or even 40. [ 1 or 2 names - but no more than that - are unfamiliar to me ]. Here's the challenge - who in this century, in Irish music, has made a recording similar to - let alone as good as - Paul Brady's "Welcome Here, Kind Stranger" ?

Seamie O'Dowd, I think is a great singer, but I don't associate him with traditional songs. He's one singer who could make an album as good as Brady's.

And BigDavy - most of your Scottish list of singers are deid ! If I was Brian Miller, I'd be very worried.

PS - one name I forgot, and whom I don't think's been mentioned - Jimmy Crowley.
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Hi Kenny

True - most of them are dead. I better not put the black mark on Brian or Arthur Johnstone. Or Kevin Mitchell on the Irish side of Glasgow.


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In addition to the aforementioned, how about Paddy Tunney and (Connemara) Sean Keane? I'd die a happy man if I had a set of pipes like Sean Keane.

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God forgive me, how did I forget to mention the late, great Frank Harte?

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Listening to Seamus Begley lately,

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Sean Tyrell is another great voice!
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kenny wrote:Some great singers mentioned above - but still I don't recognise any names under the age of 30 or even 40. [ 1 or 2 names - but no more than that - are unfamiliar to me ].
Cathy mentioned Brian O'Hairt. Dunno his exact age, but I'd guess he's under 30 and he's certainly under 40. He's well worth giving a listen to. http://www.buamusic.com/brian_hart.html

My wife and I are in love with the singing of Matthew Byrne, but he's a young Newfoundland traditional singer rather than Irish...
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