Does anyone know what show this was? I'd like to see the
whole thing if it's rebroadcast.
Steve Goldfield
Chieftains, The|Irish Evening, The|1992|RCA|09026-60916
Opening Medley~Dochas~King of Laois~Paddy's Jig~O'Keefes/Chattering Magpie - Reels|9:17
Nort America|4:09|Conneff, Kevin
Lilly Bolero~White Cockade, The|3:11
Little Love Affairs|3:00|Griffith, Nanci
Red is the Rose|3:26|Griffith, Nanci
Mason's Apron, The|5:21|Molloy, Matt
Stone, The - A special dance for when two lovers meet|6:31
Miscellany~Theme from Tristan and Isolde~Suisin Ban~Good Morning Nightcap~Galway Races, The~Jolly Tinker, The|8:56
Raglan Road|5:23|Daltry, Roger
Behind Blue Eyes|4:24|Daltry< Roger
Medley~O Murchu's Hornpipe~Sliabh Geal gCua na Feile|4:17|Fay, Martin
Damhsa - Hornpipe dance|3:00|Butler, Jean
Rachamid a Bhean Bheag - featuring solo by each Chieftan|10:19
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Interesting. The one song I remember was "Ford Econoline."
I guess it didn't make it to the CD.
Steve Goldfield :<{ {>: s...@hera.berkeley.edu
University of California at Berkeley
Richmond Field Station
Actually, it can be broadcast anytime you want, because the video is now
available! It's called "The Chieftains - An Irish Evening." It was recorded
in Belfast. I found it for sale through Elderly Instruments for $12.50.
Their catalog number for it is RCA-VHS60916. I think it's a 60-munite
program, and looks like it has exactly the same tunes on it as the CD does,
including the Nanci Griffith and Roger Daltrey stuff.
Elderly Instruments is in Lansing, MI, and they have a very good mail order
program, with some pretty good prices. Their number is (517)-372-7880. They
have other Chieftains videos, too, as well as a Nanci Griffith video.
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