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michael ellis
Aug 13, 2002, 2:44:05 PM8/13/02
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Hi, i am looking for a song by Daniel and in the lyrics is the word
"footsteps" does anyone know what this song is called.
thankyou in advance to all replies;
"footsteps" does anyone know what this song is called.
thankyou in advance to all replies;
mike
GreeneKing
Aug 30, 2002, 7:20:15 PM8/30/02
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Daniel O'Donnell eh??? Well I will put aside my own sentiments about his music
and tell you that the D.O.D. song most likely to have been heard outside of
Ireland is called, I believe, A Veil Of White Lace. It was a big hit. Sounds an
awful lot like the old American folk song On Top Of Old Smokey. But you dont
say where you are so I dont know if that will be helpful at all!
and tell you that the D.O.D. song most likely to have been heard outside of
Ireland is called, I believe, A Veil Of White Lace. It was a big hit. Sounds an
awful lot like the old American folk song On Top Of Old Smokey. But you dont
say where you are so I dont know if that will be helpful at all!
Docrrnm
Sep 12, 2002, 3:04:10 PM9/12/02
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Dear Greene (& all): >Well I will put aside >my own sentiments about his music
. . .
I think o'donnell is much overrated. Any folkmusic singer worthy of recording
in the USA's in the 60's/70's/80's is better. 'Twould be better if he recorded
Folk & Pop music of Ireland, like, for example, The Chieftains. But naggh, he
insists on doing music popular here, & singing it in a squeeky voice. Humbug!
. . .
I think o'donnell is much overrated. Any folkmusic singer worthy of recording
in the USA's in the 60's/70's/80's is better. 'Twould be better if he recorded
Folk & Pop music of Ireland, like, for example, The Chieftains. But naggh, he
insists on doing music popular here, & singing it in a squeeky voice. Humbug!
Daniel O'Connell (no relation, I hope)
Rio Rancho, NM
("docn...@aaol.com")
David Kilpatrick
Sep 12, 2002, 4:30:35 PM9/12/02
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Docrrnm wrote:
> Dear Greene (& all): >Well I will put aside >my own sentiments about his music
> . . .
> I think o'donnell is much overrated. Any folkmusic singer worthy of recording
> in the USA's in the 60's/70's/80's is better. 'Twould be better if he recorded
> Folk & Pop music of Ireland, like, for example, The Chieftains. But naggh, he
> insists on doing music popular here, & singing it in a squeeky voice. Humbug!
>
If you want a real Irish singer who can do the stuff, listen to Sean
Keane. What D oD should be like, were it not for the Donegal Cowboy Culture.
David
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