Owen O Neill - Sax/Synth
Eoin Grace - Trumpet/Synth
Mark Dudley - Guitar
Graham Heaney - Bass
Hugh Denman - Drums

Music by Owen O Neill

The Book Show on RTE Radio 1 (Irish national radio).  Now airing Season 5 where writers get to ask the questions.  Writers and publishers will talk stories, books and the world of writing and we’ll have readings, reports and regular items. The Book Show will bring you the best in international and Irish authors, with weekly discussions, interviews, features and literary trivia.

If there’s anything you’d like to hear covered on the show or have any comments to make, why not get in touch bookshow@rte.ie and you’ll find us on twitter @bookshowrte and on Facebook.

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Brighton based musician who draws much
influence from folk and country roots.  
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Music project collaborations include musicians Joe Watson from
Stereolab, Tim Rose and producers Steve DeBerry and Marius De Vries. 
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"A really lovely song and great video too! Simon Raymonde (Bella Union)
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“Great songwriting and a nice sensitive production. A real distinctive style and these new songs really bring this out. Bravo!" - Joe Watson (Stereolab)

"I dig the psych-folk production...kinda reminds me of the theme from the first season of True Detective but more dreamy" - Dan Mangan

Grey Heron is a multi-award winning media firm based in the mountain village of Kilfinane, Co. Limerick, Ireland.
Grey Heron's audio and film is rooted in community, informed by location and driven by human interaction. Our crafted work regularly appears on RTE Radio 1, RTE Lyric FM, Live95FM and community media in Ireland and internationally in the UK, US and Canada. We’re also the founders of the HearSay International Audio Festival which gathers the world’s finest audio creatives in our home village www.hearsayfestival.ie.

Penguin Books publishes blockbusting, prize-winning, celebrated, controversial, heart-warming, thought-provoking and inspiring books by a range of authors from Ali Smith to Zadie Smith, Jeremy Clarkson to Jeremy Paxman and Jamie Oliver to Oliver Goldsmith.

Panoply is a podcast network that features programs from The New York Times Magazine, Inc. Magazine, New York Magazine, Real Simple, The Huffington Post, WBUR, FX, Slate, and many more leading media brands and thought leaders.

Traditional Irish Music Pub & Gig Venue

The Northside, Smithfield, Dublin.

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