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Music Review | Live 100% | 26 Apr 2001
Blind Boys Of Alabama Eamon Sweeney
The Blind Boys of Alabama Vicar St, Dublin Anyone who makes it past the five-album mark nowadays gets a pat on the back for their alleged ‘longevity’.

Music Review | Album 75% |  5 Jul 2001
Spirit Of The Century Nadine O Regan
The Blind Boys of Alabama might have spent sixty years “talking to the man from Galileo,” but on their new album, Spirit Of The Century, they’ve gone one better and nabbed some of His funkiest tunes while they’re at it.

Music | News 71% | 27 Jun 2005
Cork to host American roots celebration The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Blind Boys Of Alabama, Giant Sand and The Handsome Family are among the artists performing as part of Soul Of The Mountains

Music | Interview 64% | 27 Aug 2002
The wisdom of Solomon Sam Healy
Soul legend Solomon Burke waxes lyrical about a new album that sees him aided by a stellar cast including Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Van Morrison, Brian Wilson, Elvis Costello, The Blind Boys Of Alabama... and one hundred pieces of fried chicken

Music | News 51% | 18 Sep 2007
Frames for Belfast Festival gig The Hot Press Newsdesk
Fresh from their triumphant run round Australia and New Zealand with Bob Dylan, The Frames have lined up an October show in the Grand Opera House.

Music | Interview 49% | 25 Oct 2001
Down the highway Phil Udell
PHIL UDELL talks to PHILLIP KING about his latest project, the music and politics documentary, "Freedom Highway"

Music Review | Live 48% | 19 Jul 2001
Attractive Line Up Nowlan Park ?? ??
Local hero Stephen Murphy, Revelino, The Alice Band, Juliet Turner and Glen Hansard all brought something to the Nowlan Park party but it's fair to say that things went into overdrive from the moment The Blind Boys Of Alabama (right) entered with an impossibly soulful and gospel-drenched ‘Danny Boy’.

Hot Features | Commentary 47% | 17 Aug 2000
Wild Wild West Tom Mathews
What has transformed 47-year-old boy Adonis TOM MATHEWS into a realistic simulacrum of that red-nosed little feeb in the Bamforth Comic postcards? Yes, readers, a punishing fortnight at the Galway Arts Festival. Now read on

Music | News 47% | 19 Jun 2008
Jools Holland to play Dysart 2008 The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Saturday line-up for Kilkenny festival Dysart 2008 has been announced, with Republic Of Loose, Gemma Hayes and Luan Parle already confirmed.

Music | Interview 46% | 27 May 1998
Off-Licensed To Thrill! Stuart Clark
If having your music featured on every TV programme from TFI Friday to England v Morocco is a measure of success, then CORNERSHOP are now one of the biggest bands in the world. Multi-instrumentalist BEN AYRES talks to STUART CLARK about Noel Gallagher collaborations, festivals, royalties, The Blind Boys Of Alabama and that Fatboy Slim remix.

Music | News 44% |  6 Apr 2005
Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival announces programme The Hot Press Newsdesk
Cat Power, Prince Buster and The Blind Boys of Alabama are among the musical attractions at this year's Belfast festival

Music | News 37% | 17 Dec 2004
Van Morrisson to headline Derry festival The Hot Press Newsdesk
Van Morrison has been unveiled as the headliner of the 2005 Derry Jazz & Big Band Festival.

Music | Interview 33% | 28 Nov 2005
Turning Japanese Greg McAteer
Kila’s latest project is a collaboration with the Japanese trad master Oki.

Music | Interview 32% | 17 Jan 2002
Hot Press Readers' Poll 2002: Best of International A Various
And the winners are...

Music | News 30% | 21 Mar 2007
Midlands Music Festival line-up revealed! The Hot Press Newsdesk
Following on from last year's inaugural festival, the bill for the country/roots-centric Midlands Music Festival has been revealed.

Music | News 30% | 12 Jul 2002
The new Slim Shady? The Hot Press Newsdesk
Paul Simon's son Harper and his band Menlo Park - whose live show features bare-knuckle boxing and roasting pigs on spits - to play the Smithwicks Source Festival in late July

Hot Features | Commentary 28% | 22 Jun 2000
West Is Best Colm O Hare
The Galway Arts Festival is one of the most exciting in Europe. COLM O HARE profiles this year s attractions

Politics | Hog 28% | 29 Nov 2001
Dancing in the streets The Hog
Any regime or philosophy that bans music is not only dehumanised but undivine

Music | News 27% |  5 Aug 2008
Dysart headliners pulled, rejigged festival confirmed The Hot Press Newsdesk
The organisers of the Dysart Festival have announced a major rejig of the August 9 and 10 event, with a venue change, cancellations and lineup amendments.

Music | News 26% | 27 Jul 2007
Midlands Festival stage times announced The Hot Press Newsdesk
Organisers of the Midlands Music Festival have revealed the running order for the weekend's entertainment.

Music | Interview 26% | 27 Jul 2007
Return of the hardcore troubadour Peter Murphy
Steve Earle is known for his passionate political views. But never mind standing firm in the face of conservative America. The hardest thing he ever did was follow Christy Moore onstage.

Music Review | Live 26% |  8 Apr 2004
live in Dublin Hannah Hamilton
Joined on stage by a seven strong band, tonight’s Gaiety show highlights his quest for diversity within the Lambchop sphere..

Politics | Frontlines 26% | 18 Aug 1999
Triumph In Adversity Joe Jackson
At a time when public disillusionment with politicians is arguably at an all-time high, Cork Fianna Fail MEP BRIAN CROWLEY continues to buck the national trend by commanding a huge personal vote. But then, this is not a man who fits easily into any obvious political mould. A former rock singer and still a passionate music fan, he has survived a near-fatal car crash and learned to live with a permanent disability resulting from an earlier life-changing accident in his teens. Here, the man many tip to be a future President of Ireland, talks candidly to JOE JACKSON about matters personal and political. Pics: COLM HENRY.

Music | Interview 26% | 29 Sep 1999
The Tudor Age George Byrne
RICHARD THOMPSON s new album Mock Tudor consolidates his position as one of the most articulate and influential songwriters around. GEORGE BYRNE met him.

Music | News 25% | 15 Aug 2002
The wide 'Street commission The Hot Press Newsdesk
Dublin's Vicar Street venue, widely held to rank among the finest in Europe, to undergo major renovation and expansion

Music Review | Album 24% | 26 Aug 2002
Don't Give Up On Me Stephen Rapid
Take a respected, if neglected, vocalist, give him a bunch of songs from hip contemporary writers, place him in front of some hot musicians and see what shakes out

Hot Features | Reports 22% | 31 Aug 2009
Twangs For The Memories Greg McAteer
Some of the best purveyors of folk music from the United States will shortly descend on Galway for the city’s annual Americana Festival.

Music Review | Album 22% |  8 Feb 1995
Beat The Retreat: Songs By Richard Thompson Patrick Brennan
Various Artists: “Beat The Retreat: Songs By Richard Thompson” (Capitol Records)

Music | News 21% |  3 Oct 2005
Folk Column: Festival fever Greg McAteer
Folk festivals coming up in Sligo, Dundalk, Belfast, Clonakilty, Waterford and Camden Town...

Music | News 18% | 14 Aug 2008
EXCLUSIVE: The Wire special presented in association with the IFI and Hot Press The Hot Press Newsdesk
Since its premiere back in 2002, HBO’s The Wire has, over the course of five years, garnered a reputation as the only serious contender for The Sopranos’ title of greatest TV show of all time.

Music | News 18% |  8 Feb 1995
Selling Ireland by the Sound Bill Graham
It reads like a scene from Twin Peaks but turns out to be far stranger than any fiction. Bill Graham dons his best John Travolta strides and eavesdrops on the American slants being given to Irish traditions at the Green Linnet Folk Weekender. Pix: DAVID NEWTON.

 

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