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The Bellamy Brothers - Lord Help Me Be The Kind Of Person

Addicted to Love - Tina Turner

waiting for superman - daughtry

Order CD: http://po.st/50songs50yearsCD
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/margo50years

Margo is the leading lady of country and folk music in Ireland. Often referred to as “Ireland’s Country Queen”, Margo has comfortably crossed the lines between country, folk, showband, ballad and rebel for five decades.
Born Margaret Catherine O’Donnell in 1951, Margo was raised in Kincasslagh, County Donegal. In 1964 she joined The Keynotes showband and toured Ireland following her father’s premature death. Margo was still only 13 at the time. Her first single in 1968 Bonny Irish Boy was a huge hit and many others followed. Although official sales figures from the period are unreliable, it is often said that Margo sold substantially more records than The Beatles in Ireland around that time.

Duets with Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, George Jones and other international country stars have been highlights of Margo’s enduring career. She has also collaborated and made great friends closer to home with many of Ireland’s favourite singers including Philomena Begley, Big Tom, Larry Cunningham, Maura O’Connell and of course her younger brother Daniel O’Donnell. Margo’s 50 Songs 50 Years is a snapshot of a long and successful career where Margo selects her favourite studio recordings especially for her many fans and friends.

www.margoodonnell.com

Margo - Learning To Say Goodbye

CARD1033 - Tupelo - Irishman
Taken from the album Dirty Money.
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ie/album/dirty-money/id464902942

iTunes

Tupelo - Irishman

One for the road (by Nathan Carter)

Darlin' (Johnny Reid)

Mary Coughlan feat. The Rusties - Wild Dogs
Mary Coughlan delivers her State Of The Nation address in this fiery exploration of the thievery and thuggery which defines political greed and corporate corruption.

Mary Coughlan feat. The Rusties - Wild Dogs

Apple Jack - Lisa McHugh (Single)

This October the acclaimed Irish Singer and Songwriter John Spillane, celebrates 33 years of an ever-consistent vastly illuminating and exciting career within the world of music. And what better way to celebrate than with a brand new album. On October 17th 2014, his brand new 10th studio album, ‘THE MAN WHO CAME IN FROM THE DARK’ will be released followed by a list of tour dates Nationwide.

Having sold over 100,000 albums in Ireland, John has also been awarded with two Meteor Irish Music Awards for ‘Best Act Folk’ and ‘Traditional’ act. His songs have been covered by many Irish folk luminaries such as Christy Moore, Sean Keane, Karan Casey, Pauline Scanlon, Solas, Mary Black, Méav, Sinéad Lohan and Sharon Shannon.

Building on last year’s hugely popular album ‘LIFE IN AN IRISH TOWN’, which was based on songs from the TG4 series SPILLANE AN FÁNAÍ (Spillane The Wanderer), this year sees John traveling around Ireland and writing MORE BRILLIANT songs about Ireland's towns, rivers, legends and people. The album's release will coincide with the broadcast of Series 2 of SPILLANE AN FÁNAÍ weekly on TG4 from Tuesday 21st October for 6 weeks.

John Spillane - The Voyage Of The Sirius

Luke Combs - Can't Believe You're Leaving

Trio Dhoore - PARACHUTE (Album Teaser 2015)

The Ultimate Bobby Darin

Splish Splash

Trio Dhoore @ Le Monde est un Village RTBF

Carrie Underwood - Church Bells,  Earl Dibbles Jr - Merica, Thomas Rhett - Crash and Burn & T-shirt

Luke Combs - When it Rain, it Pours.  Luke Bryan - Light it Up.  Kenny Chesney - All the Pretty Girls.  Florida Georgia Line - Smooth

New single "These Days" feat. Jess Glynne, Macklemore and Dan Caplen - out now: https://atlanti.cr/thesedays

These Days (feat. Jess Glynne, Macklemore & Dan Caplen)

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Now You Know

When It Comes To Loving You

JAILHOUSE ROCK - ELVIS PRESLEY

Chicão - Baixo
Marcelo Lima - Bateria
Rogério Damasceno - Vocal & Guitarra

Jailhouse Rock (Elvis Presley)

Enya & Yanni  - For The Love Of A Princess

Extraits du nouvel album du chanteur de chansons françaises "Yo" ( http://www.yomusic.net ) : L'art du cochon. Chansons poétiques à caractère sexuel, Album Big bande.
Disque composée de chansons essentiellement humoristiques, sur le thème du sexe, mais aussi du cul.

sortie septembre 2012

Plus de renseignements sur Yo et ses chansons, commandes du CD "l'Art du cochon" ou des disques précédents :

http://www.yomusic.net

Paroles :

J'aimerais être ton miroir
Pour te regarder,
J'aimerais être ton rasoir
Pour te dépoiler,
J'aimerais être ton tiroir
Pour qu't'y four' ton nez,
J'aimerais être ton cigare
Pour me fair' pomper !

J'aimerais être ton lapin,
M'fair' toucher les poils,
J'aimerais être ton matin
Pour te voir à poil,
J'aimerais être ton bottin
Pour qu't'y mett' les doigts,
J'aimerais être ton gratin 
Pour qu't'aies envie d'moi.

J'aimerais être ton chignon
Pour êt' près de toi,
J'aimerais être plus mignon
Pour qu'tu t'jett' sur moi,
J'aimerais être un astronaute,
Voir ton décoll'té,
J'aim'rais avoir de meilleurs nautes
A ta faculté.

J'aimerais être ton hibou
Pour t'faire hululer,
J'aimerais être un caribou
Pour te cariber,
J'aimerais être ta grand-mère
Pour que tu m'respectes,
Je voudrais être ton grand-père
Pour que tu m'regrettes.


Je voudrais m'appeler Titi,
Voir ton gros minet,
Je voudrais qu'tu t'appell' Minnie
Pour êt' ton Mickey,
Je voudrais t'appeler Marie 
Pour êt' ton Jésus,
Je voudrais être ton mari
Pour t' monter dessus.

Je voudrais bien êt' ton poisson
Pour toujours t' mater,
Sans que tu n'y prêt' attention,
Et sans t'en douter,
Je voudrais être ton p'tit chat
Pour t'amadouer,
Je voudrais être ton papa
Pour te corriger.

Je voudrais être ton p'tit doigt
Pour te conseiller,
Je voudrais être ton pouc' droit
Pour m'fair' tétouiller,
Je voudrais être ton majeur,
Pour tu sais bien quoi,
Je voudrais que tu sois majeur,
Ma Lison,
Pour ne pas finir
En prison.

Lionel Moreau-Flachat
 le 20/08/2010

Solo de flûte : Jérome Girin

Margo - Learning To Say Goodbye

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