Hi Christy, it’s 2am here but I just watched Seamus O Rourke and his prom “rescue time “, it is a powerful piece of writing.
Have a listen when you get a chance.
Like yourself back in the day , I got word that Anne and Joe are performing at the roadside tavern in Lisdoonvarna, it’s a lovely spot for a bit of grub and even better music , Peter and the crew have always been good to me with the gigs with Sean. I’ve been listening to the piper Tara Howley and I love her way of performing the tunes and melodies.
God love us but I wish I was on the west coast of Clare watching and learning it all , I wonder be times if they put down the phones and just listened, how rare a moment in time can be to just listen. Tonight I think of how beautiful “Wicklow Hills and Metropolitan Avenue “ really are. I’ve taken Black outa “lawless”, and replaced it with beautiful, words hurt, words heal.i broke 3 strings tonight in the one gig , but it didn’t phase me one bit, for the audience was changing the strings with me and carried me through the nightmare of my mishaps, Sweet Thames flow softly carried me on the drive home, i always love yourself and Sinead singing it together along with , “ in this heart “ ,
Hope the gigs are going well for you , my next gig is for Amos House , and clothing the homeless people in Rhode Island , in my heart and head these are the most importand gigs for me , to play a banged up Tak from 92 and a Vermont Bodhran from Copperman by the way I know your goats original,
Love ye Git
Fin
Hi Christy
Just broke out the knitting needles again and we reminisced about the Killashee gig in March. Still hoping to get a picture of you in that bonnet 🙂 powerderek698@gmail.com
Cheers
Michelle Power
Hi Christy, it’s 2am here but I just watched Seamus O Rourke and his prom “rescue time “, it is a powerful piece of writing.
Have a listen when you get a chance.
Like yourself back in the day , I got word that Anne and Joe are performing at the roadside tavern in Lisdoonvarna, it’s a lovely spot for a bit of grub and even better music , Peter and the crew have always been good to me with the gigs with Sean. I’ve been listening to the piper Tara Howley and I love her way of performing the tunes and melodies.
God love us but I wish I was on the west coast of Clare watching and learning it all , I wonder be times if they put down the phones and just listened, how rare a moment in time can be to just listen. Tonight I think of how beautiful “Wicklow Hills and Metropolitan Avenue “ really are. I’ve taken Black outa “lawless”, and replaced it with beautiful, words hurt, words heal.i broke 3 strings tonight in the one gig , but it didn’t phase me one bit, for the audience was changing the strings with me and carried me through the nightmare of my mishaps, Sweet Thames flow softly carried me on the drive home, i always love yourself and Sinead singing it together along with , “ in this heart “ ,
Hope the gigs are going well for you , my next gig is for Amos House , and clothing the homeless people in Rhode Island , in my heart and head these are the most importand gigs for me , to play a banged up Tak from 92 and a Vermont Bodhran from Copperman by the way I know your goats original,
Love ye Git
Fin
Hi Christy
Just broke out the knitting needles again and we reminisced about the Killashee gig in March. Still hoping to get a picture of you in that bonnet 🙂
powerderek698@gmail.com
Cheers
Michelle Power