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Yankee Doodle Irish

This is a song about George M. Cohan. CO-HAN, not Coen. And yet, when I…

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Black ’47: The Clancy Brothers of the 90’s?

As Larry Kirwan, the wiry lead guitarist and singer drags out this melodramatic emigration song,…

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Black ’47

Rabble-Rousers with a Social Conscience “Free Joe Now,” the song by Black 47, the Irish…

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Northern Roots Southern Branches
ArchiveAugust September 2001 IssueMusic ArchivesTop Stories

Northern Roots Southern Branches

By James W. Flannery, Contributor
Photos Courtesy of U.S. Library of Congress
August / September 2001
Aug 1, 2001 8 min read
Will a re-examining of the Ulster Scots advance the idea of a “pluralist society” or lead to further separation? Southerners like to say they are not like other Americans, and […]
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Music Roundup
ArchiveJune July 2001 IssueMusic Archives

Music Roundup

By Tom Dunphy, Contributor
June / July 2001
Jun 1, 2001 8 min read
Paul Brady Oh What A World Compass Records Let’s all ponder Paul Brady’s career for a moment. The man has written songs that have been recorded by the likes of […]
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The Greatest Irish Rock Albums of the Last Millennium!!!
2000April / May 2000In This Issue 2000Music Archives

The Greatest Irish Rock Albums of the Last Millennium!!!

 By Tom Dunphy

April / May 2000
Apr 4, 2001 10 min read
Gotcha. There was a craze afoot at the end of the last century — gosh, doesn’t that sound strange, especially since it was a mere couple of months ago — […]
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Music: The Reel Thing
April May 2001 IssueArchiveMusic Archives

Music: The Reel Thing

By Don Meade, Contributor
April / May 2001
Apr 1, 2001 6 min read
Modern Ireland can boast plenty of pop superstars whose recordings sell in the millions. But if U2, Van Morrison, Sinead O’Connor and Enya are undeniably Irish musicians, is what they […]
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Yeats Country and Beyond
ArchiveFebruary March 2001 IssueMusic ArchivesTop Stories

Yeats Country and Beyond

By Emer Mullins, Contributor
February/March 2001
Feb 1, 2001 7 min read
“I am of Ireland,” wrote William Butler Yeats in one of his most famous poems from 1933, and all we have to do is look at the stark images from […]
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Hitting the High Notes
ArchiveFebruary March 2001 IssueInterviewsMusic ArchivesTop Stories

Hitting the High Notes

By Sarah Buscher, Contributor
February / March 2001
Feb 1, 2001 12 min read
Ireland’s own three tenors discuss love, God and Celine Dion with Sarah Buscher. ℘℘℘ Ask the Irish tenors why they’re such a hit and they’ll give you different answers, each […]
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