Name: You Don't Miss What You've Got Till It's Gone by Ronan Gallagher
Duration: 2 min 23 s
Description: For my brother Dara who passed away in 2015

Beautiful song Ronan, IMHO Dara would have loved it.

Still saddens me almost a year later. RIP my friend, indeed you tuned me in an turned me on to many things too.

Drive-by truckers, he was a big fan of those.

We all make mistakes but living with them… that’s the challenge.

UNDER_A_CLOUD

For my brother Dara who passed away in 2015

You Don't Miss What You've Got Till It's Gone

Written by Edelle McMahon
Produced by Michael Mormecha
Mixed by Michael Mormecha, Edelle McMahon & Graham Bingham
Mastered by Pete Maher

Edelle McMahon: Acoustic Guitar, Vox
Paul Wilkinson: Additional Guitars
Marty Young: Bass
Michael Mormecha: Drums, Percussion, Programming

Copyright Edelle McMahon 2017

Adventures In Narcissism

A Haunting

Wild and Free(In The Country)
Written and Performed By Seamus Ruttledge
Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered with the great Kenny Ralph - at Sun Street Studio in Tuam.
Features - Connor Ralph and Leo Moran on Guitars.
Also Rory Donnellan on Piano/Keys.
Kenny Ralph on percussion 
Backing vox - Connor Ralph, Rory Donnellan,  & Ruttledge

Wild & Free(In The Country)

Susan Rowland - This Bitter Pill

Susan Rowland - One Of Us

'Coming After You' has a funky-ass, chill vibe with some bass to keep the groove rollin

Coming After You - Daddy Daycare 2.0

Hi, my name is Garreth Boyne welcome to The Introvert G Podcast Show. I hope to have an episode out once a month and will contain Irish artists from all the mediums. Basically if you live in Ireland or an ex pat and you call yourself an artist whether it be musically, painting, sing or dance I would like to talk to you.
So for the first week I have someone who called first called himself an artist when he used to draw the dole…… anyway enough of the lame puns, let me introduce my first guest and star of the show
Introvert G

The Introvert G Podcast Show Episode 01

The Henry Girls and band perform the music of the Boswell Sisters. 

The Boswell Sisters were from New Orleans and were stars of the stage, television and radio during the 1920s and 1930s. They are largely unknown despite having sold a whopping 75 million albums in the course of their career. 

This live album was recorded in a circus tent on Malin Green in July 2019, as part of the Earagail Arts Festival. 

The Band
Joleen McLaughlin - vocals and piano
Karen McLaughlin - vocals
Lorna McLaughlin - vocals
Robert Goodman - trumpet
Matt Jennings - tenor sax
Donal McGuinness - trombone
Kevin Murphy - clarinet
Peter Vail - guitar
Rohan Armstrong - double bass
James Anderson - drums

RUNNING ORDER:

	1.	Why Don’t You Practice What You Preach 
	2.	Down On The Delta 
	3.	If It Ain’t Love 
	4.	When I Take My Sugar To Tea 
	5.	St. Louis Blues 
	6.	Minnie The Moocher’s Wedding Day 
	7.	Mood Indigo 
	8.	There’ll Be Some Changes Made 
	9.	Shuffle Off To Buffalo 
	10.	Coffee In The Morning 
	11.	I’m Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter 
	12.	Shout Sister Shout 
	13.	42nd Street 
	14.	Heebie Jeebies 
	15.	The Music Goes Round And Round 
	16.	Let Yourself Go

Let Yourself Go

Original artist: Talking Heads
A cover by Lo-Fi Remedy, Winter 2019
www.lofiremedy.com

And She Was (Cover)

The Song of the Jinny Joe 

(- Eb major)

(A song at Liam Weldon’s 25 Anniversary and for Nellie and the family; and for Colm Keating and Dessie Farrell, whose conversation around Colm’s picture of the ‘ghostly Jinny Joes’, put it into my head.)


Of all the seeds that scatter on the breeze,
The dandelion, each laughing child agrees,
When their small breath the millions kiss and blow
And send them off, to find the world, each Jinny Joe.

You took that breath, and made of it, a song;
It’s travelled far and wide, it’s travelled long
Across the years, it’s blown to every ear;
That Jinny Joe of love, we long to hear.

Chorus
In that small seed, the miracle of flight,
You saw the flower of every age, that vital sight;
And in the playing of a child, with love’s sensation,
You heard the melody of life, of all Creation.

Across the years, you voice a constant still;
Your breath well held — a million seeds could spill,
I hear you singing, above the winds that blow,
The lilt of love, the fragile Jinny Joe

Chorus
In that small seed, the miracle of flight,
You saw the flower of every age, that vital sight;
And in the playing of a child, with love’s sensation,
You heard the melody of life, of all Creation.

— ©  Frank Callery, November 28th, 2020.

The Song of The Jinny Joe

Four years ago I met a young man at our local train station who was reluctantly leaving his community and emigrating to Australia for work like many thousands before him. The conversation we had in the station led to my first song 'Long Gone'. I was aged 55, had no history of playing music and could barely play guitar. Since that day I have improved my guitar playing and written over 150 songs and continue to write, and now I'm recording my debut 10 track album 'Always Broke Never Broken' which i hope to release mid summer.

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