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Nov 20, 2008 · Eamon Carr has been a significant figure in the Irish artistic and cultural scene for many years. In the late 1960s he co-founded Tara Telephone, the music ...
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Oct 29, 2023 · Eamonn Carr drew inspiration from the rich folklore and traditional music of Ireland. He was captivated by the beauty of the Irish landscape and the stories that were passed down through generations. “Come Down the Mountain Katie Daly” emerged as his creative interpretation of the timeless themes that define Irish folklore.
Showbusiness with Blood Playlist. Writer, musician, art historian, Eamon Carr co-founded Horslips, the pioneering folk-rock group in which he is lyricist and drummer He is a widely-published commentator on culture, arts and sport.
An extended version of Eric Moores interview with Horslips drummer and music journalist, Eamon Carr. He recounts the birth of Celtic Rock, setting up his own record label, and falling in love with ...
Eamonn Carr: Extended. Episode • 23 JUN • Its Only Rock 'n Roll... But Sure Look... Eric Moore talks to people working in the Irish music industry whose passion for music has taken them on an ...
Jun 14, 2019 · Lucky Cowboy is the latest song from Eamonn Carr taken from his brand new album 'Beautiful You' which is out now on all Digital Stores.Eamonn Carr is an orig...
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Eamonn Dowd: Cú Chulainn's Lament (featuring Eamon Carr and Jim Lockhart) A blistering new version of the Horslips classic from The Táin (1973) by Eamonn Dowd. He is joined by legendary musicians Eamon Carr (drums) and Jim Lockhart (organ, flute and tin whistle) who both wrote and played on the original, along with Ken Whelan (accordion) and Les Keye (bass).
