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Brian o rourke

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  • 22-03-2007 8:38am
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    Auldloon
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    Anyone know where i can get a copy of "When i grow up" by Brian o Rourke. I have tried and tried and failed.


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    Borat_Sagdiyev
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    I feel your pain - I was looking for the same for ages. The only way to get it is a music shop in galway. Its on the top of shop street, can't remember the name, sorry. But you'll get it in there alright.


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    finbarrk
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    Igot it in Custys music shop in Ennis although its a few years ago now.


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    Gobán Saor
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    Me too!

    I bought the tape from himself years ago when he was performing in a pub in Ennis. It's been mangled to death by my stereo and I'd love to get a fresh copy.


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    gubby
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    anyone know if he is still recording/playing? last I heard from him was that he had a few more songs and was planning on making an new tape/cd but that is about 3 yrs ago now.


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    gubby
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    something to keep you fans going... i laughted till I cried.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5b8rsN_pXo[/URL]


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    fh041205
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    Did that CD ever get off the ground? I'd definately buy it if it ever gets produced. Thats been in the pipeline an awful long time though.


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    savagecabbages
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    Its for sale in crustys traditional music shop in ennis if anyone is still looking for it!

    http://www.custysmusic.com/product-info.php?pid350.html

    I'm listening to Chantal tight now laughing like a fool!


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    fh041205
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    savagecabbages wrote: »
    Its for sale in crustys traditional music shop in ennis if anyone is still looking for it!

    http://www.custysmusic.com/product-info.php?pid350.html

    I'm listening to Chantal tight now laughing like a fool!

    Doesn't it have something like 28 verses? I know a chap who is trying to learn it.


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    savagecabbages
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    I dunno exactly how man verses, but at 14.38 long there are def a few!

    Drumsnot is another classic, slightly shorter but equally as funny


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    Mutleyhound
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    For a real challenge try 'Long Lankin' or the extended version of 'Johnny Scott' as i've bben told by Joe @ Ben O'Neills Music Shop Dungarvan .... benoneill@cablesurf.com


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    Mutleyhound
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    You'll get 'Chantelle du Champignon' on Mick Walsh cd entitled - Before I Kick The Bucket 13.52 mins long...


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    fh041205
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    savagecabbages wrote: »
    I dunno exactly how man verses, but at 14.38 long there are def a few!

    Drumsnot is another classic, slightly shorter but equally as funny


    Ah the Ballad of Drumsnot. I remember hearing that on a tape. Its definately one of the funniest songs I've ever heard.


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    JimBeam23
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    gubby wrote: »
    anyone know if he is still recording/playing? last I heard from him was that he had a few more songs and was planning on making an new tape/cd but that is about 3 yrs ago now.

    Brian O’Rourke is to play soon in the banner county:

    Saturday 7th of August 2010 - Feakle, Co Clare, Traditional Irish Music Festival

    3.30 pm Singing session with Phil Callery, Ann Meenaghan, Roisin White, Brian O’Rourke, Helen Hayes and Paddy Commane. Fear an Tí: Joe O’Connor Moloney’s Pub. Free


    see http://www.feaklefestival.ie/programme.html


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    joeirish
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    JimBeam23 wrote: »
    Brian O’Rourke is to play soon in the banner county:

    Saturday 7th of August 2010 - Feakle, Co Clare, Traditional Irish Music Festival

    3.30 pm Singing session with Phil Callery, Ann Meenaghan, Roisin White, Brian O’Rourke, Helen Hayes and Paddy Commane. Fear an Tí: Joe O’Connor Moloney’s Pub. Free


    see http://www.feaklefestival.ie/programme.html

    His wife is Paula Carroll on Clare FM every Wednesday night trad programme. You can email her there, just check the website. I spoke to them both on Sunday in Feakle.


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    Anna Carroll
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    gubby
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    That is brilliant news :-) can you tell me what his email address is? He once send me a copy of his book, which I found strange and hard to get into.. but absolutely brilliant!!!!
    I wonder if he knows that a following he has?


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    Murfmann
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    Great to hear, and congrats to your Dad - I'd rank him up there with Con Fada O'Drisceoil!


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    gubby
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    to keep you fans going until that long awaited new album.. I just found this on youtube.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPOx61XQduA
    Ann Carroll if you have any more will you post them here.


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    gubby
    Registered Users Posts: 1,010 ✭✭✭gubby


    to correct an earlier post of mine... I wonder if he knows what a following he has. please pass on my best wishes


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