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Tag Archives: Irish Music
2004 – American Idiot – Green Day
As Mr Zimmerman once pointed out, the times they were a-changing. For the first time, it was James who pointed me in the direction of Green Day. Of course, I’d been aware of the group but had always thought of … Continue reading
1995 – Mirrorball – Neil Young
There is only so much “Diddley Diddley” music you can stand. The Rogues have never really been a true Irish band, a folk band or a Country-Rock band, having always maintained that we are a punk band in the true … Continue reading
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Tagged Banjo, C&W, Connemara, Country & Western, Dublin, Fokker 50, Guitar, Ireland, Irish, Irish Music, live music, mandolin, Mirrorball, music, Neil Young, Pearl Jam, record collector, Rotherham, Sea Shanty, Sheffield, soundtrack, The Rogues
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1994 – Definitely Maybe – Oasis
Playing rowdy Irish music at a time when ‘laddish’ culture suddenly blossomed? We couldn’t go wrong. The residency at The Station was steadily building a pretty solid fan-base; people coming one week then bringing their friends along the following week. … Continue reading
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Tagged Banjo, Charter Arms, Definitely Maybe, Happy Mondays, Irish Music, Jessops Hospital, live music, music, Oasis, punk, record collector, Rotherham, Rotherham Advertiser, Sex Pistols, Sheffield, soundtrack, St.Pat's, T Rex, The George and Dragon, The Rogues, The Station, Wentworth
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1993 – Original Dubliners (1966 – 1969)
In a desperate attempt to keep the Holy Rollers going, we decided to try and get another singer. Craig, the drummer, said that his sister had a mate who was a good singer and was looking to join a band. … Continue reading
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Tagged Ballads, Banjo, Cleckheaton, Fagins, Folk music, growing up, Guitar, Holy Rollers, Irish Music, live music, mandolin, music, record collector, Rotherham, Rotherham Advertiser, Sheffield, soundtrack, The Charter Arms, The Dubliners, The Music Room, The Pogues, The Rogues, The Stag, Whiskey In The Jar
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