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Conference marvin::uk_music

Title:	The UK Music Conference
Notice:	Welcome (back) to UK_MUSIC on node MARVIN.
Moderator:	RDGENG::CROOK

Created:	Mon Mar 28 1988
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1381
Total number of notes:	39269

69.0. "Unsung Heros?" by OFFCLU::MMCMULLIN (Ag seinm ceol le poca� folamh) Mon May 16 1988 15:09

    
    	Here in Ireland we have some musicians/bands who are very popular
    nationally but not internationally. Some examples are Paul Brady,
    Mary Coughlan & Mary Black. These artists sell quite a lot of records
    (mostly LP's). Are there any such artists in the U.K.(Europe) who produce
    good music but who don't have hit singles. The reason I ask this
    is to find some 'real' music among all the 'POP' drivel that is about
    in the charts ( with some exceptions ).
                          
    
    		Maurice McMullin
    		Galway

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
69.1	Here's a start.....	ERIC::SALLITT	Dave @RKG or LZO	`Mon May 16 1988 15:24`	11
	Brendan Croker and the Five O'Clock Shadows...R&B/Blues/Some ethnic Ted Hawkins...................................Soul/Blues/R&B Steve Phillips................................Blues/Ragtime Blues 'n' Trouble.............................Electric(Chicago?)Blues Le Rue........................................Cajun/Zydeco/Celtic Prowlers......................................Rock Try any of these, you won't be disappointed; mail me if you want listings, cat. nos. Dave
69.2	and you know damn well, it's not 'cause I couldn't...	GYPSC::CHISHOLM	Dem Tambourines!	`Mon May 16 1988 15:29`	10
	I bought the latest Mary Coughlan CD 2 weeks ago, it's very prominent amongst the Jazz new releases at WOM in Munich, and I'm sure I've heard one of the tracks several times on the pop radio stations, so she must be selling a few in Germany. Doug. P.S. It's a great album, and I especially liked her version of 'The Laziest Girl in Town'.
69.3	Two more...	ERIC::SALLITT	Dave @RKG or LZO	`Tue May 24 1988 11:24`	9
	Try Clive Gregson & Christine Collister as well; their records are catalogued under Folk and they play folk clubs, but their music is more in the modern "electric folk" vein, sort of anglicised US folk/blues. They have two albums to my knowledge, "Home & Away" which is a live sessions compilation, and "Mischief" which is a studio job. Both albums are superb, check them out and you won't be disappointed. Dave
69.4	Paul Brady.. Brilliant	SUBURB::BURKEG	Ovation axe man	`Wed May 25 1988 12:04`	1

69.5		KERNEL::COHEN	Keep Music Live	`Wed Jun 01 1988 19:24`	12
	Irish: Hothouse Flowers Cry Before Dawn Poormouth All good bands. Natch, the best was Horslips ... ah, now there was a band!!!! David.