The Pattersons from Donegal

Hibernophile

Not entirely sure where to post this, as these forums are quite large, and I'm rather new. At any rate, I recently managed to track down the 60s and 70s Irish family folk group The Pattersons, whom I first saw on the Morecambe & Wise show. I've put their performances up on YouTube, cut from video transcribings of M&W shows:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=C04AB7E328C86C18

The 5 tracks you can view there are:
* Both Sides Now
* World of Love
* Hills of Connemara
* A Whale of a Tale
* What Would You Do If You Married a Soldier

I do recommend you give 'em a watch, the material is sterling.

~Hibernophile

FransvanD

Hibernophile wrote: »

Not entirely sure where to post this, as these forums are quite large, and I'm rather new. At any rate, I recently managed to track down the 60s and 70s Irish family folk group The Pattersons, whom I first saw on the Morecambe & Wise show. I've put their performances up on YouTube, cut from video transcribings of M&W shows:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=C04AB7E328C86C18

The 5 tracks you can view there are:
* Both Sides Now
* World of Love
* Hills of Connemara
* A Whale of a Tale
* What Would You Do If You Married a Soldier

I do recommend you give 'em a watch, the material is sterling.

~Hibernophile

Hello dear music friend,
Glad to see anything of this group. I sought for it on Youtube but couldn't find it. are these videos still available??
You have any idea where I might find more about them??
Many thanks in advance

Greeting
Frans van Dongen
Holland

Nolanger

Can't be any uglier than Donegal's Screaming Orphans.