Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2005 3:39 pm
You should really get nothing before "Unearthed"Steven wrote:looks like this box set will likely put my purchase of one of Johnnie Cash's on hold.
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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2005 6:44 pm
Shane,
I agree with you and already have "Unearthed." Johnny Cash goes
places on some of these songs that are beyond my ability to
describe. (There are two versions of "Bird On A Wire," included
in the compilation, if I remember correctly.) Johnny Cash
transcended all kinds of stuff with a number of these songs and
takes his listeners along for the ride.
I agree with you and already have "Unearthed." Johnny Cash goes
places on some of these songs that are beyond my ability to
describe. (There are two versions of "Bird On A Wire," included
in the compilation, if I remember correctly.) Johnny Cash
transcended all kinds of stuff with a number of these songs and
takes his listeners along for the ride.
Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2005 10:18 pm
Hi, shane. I don't have "Unearthed" but I really like Johnny Cash especially the American recordings and all the stuff he did with Bob Dylan.
Are you Irish? I couldn't help but notice the Christy Moore quote and Shane [/i]is something of an Irish name isn't it?
Are you Irish? I couldn't help but notice the Christy Moore quote and Shane [/i]is something of an Irish name isn't it?
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 2:40 pm
No, I am not Irish. But I am a big friend of everything Irish. Including Christy Moore and Shane MacGowan (who partly inspired my screen-name... other parts being the western and a song by Haustor... Tom'll know what I'm refering too.)
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 10:12 pm
Cool, kindred spirits. I'm intensly proud to be Irish. Why such a big Christy fan? I didn't think he was known outside of Ireland.
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 10:46 am
I'm not sure which Christy quote you are talking about, but I presume it was something from "Back Home in Derry", which is one of my favorite songs of all time, written by my hero Bobby Sands. My band covered this song and I was telling my friend from Glasgow about it, and he told me about Christy Moore.
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 11:55 am
Ghoti, I am a huge Christy fan as well, and have loads of his stuff. What brought him up in my estimation is the fact he replies personally to loads of the messages in his web-site guest book.
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 1:28 pm
Ali, I believe you recommended Christy Moore to me at our meet! I have only heard the song 'Ride on' which I like a lot so I must check him out.
I too am a fan of things Irish, Ghoti. My mother is Irish, so I claim to be half Irish although it is pushing things a bit as I have never lived there. I really like a T-shirt slogan I once saw in Dublin which said "There are two types of people in the world: those who are Irish and those who wish they were Irish." (I am half english, and now, as I have lived in Wales for quite a few years, half welsh too. ) Anyway, Ireland is a beautiful country, Irish people are lovely (the ones I have met) and the accent the sexiest ever 
.
See you later,
Diane
I too am a fan of things Irish, Ghoti. My mother is Irish, so I claim to be half Irish although it is pushing things a bit as I have never lived there. I really like a T-shirt slogan I once saw in Dublin which said "There are two types of people in the world: those who are Irish and those who wish they were Irish."
(I am half english, and now, as I have lived in Wales for quite a few years, half welsh too. ) Anyway, Ireland is a beautiful country, Irish people are lovely (the ones I have met) and the accent the sexiest ever . See you later,
Diane
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 8:00 pm
Shane, I was talking about your location - The raggle taggle gypsy. I'm somewhat surprised at your choice of Bobby Sands as a hero, I wasn't aware he was known outside of Ireland. Ali, glad to hear your such a christy fan, i really like him too and some of the best nights I can remember were spent sitting around with a guitar (I wasn't playing) and usually a couple of christy's at least. Diane, I'm glad you like all things Irish but I think if you ever heard my particular accent it might put you off .
.Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 11:54 pm
Diane, check Christy out at christymoore.com I am sure you will love any of his music.
Ali
Ali
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 11:49 am
Ghoti, I used the message boards on Christy's site the other night and he replied to me, saying "Was he ever a fan" of LC - and loads more stuff. What a lovely man to take the time to answer his fans. 
http://www.christymoore.com if anyone wants to check out his site
Ali
http://www.christymoore.com if anyone wants to check out his site
Ali
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 12:31 pm
Well, Ghoti, it's a pity one can't leave voice messages on this forum. You are north of the border so maybe your accent is not exactly the one that I was thinking of . However, I have a friend from Belfast and I like listening to her speak, too! Cheers, Ali. I'll check the Christy Moore site out. (He sure has a sexy voice .)
. However, I have a friend from Belfast and I like listening to her speak, too! Cheers, Ali. I'll check the Christy Moore site out. (He sure has a sexy voice .)Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 2:32 pm
Hi Ali ~
I followed your link, but is there no way to listen to anything by him available on his site [keeping in mind, of course, my own non-computeristic-navigability functionalities ]
~ Lizzy
I followed your link, but is there no way to listen to anything by him available on his site [keeping in mind, of course, my own non-computeristic-navigability functionalities
]~ Lizzy
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 3:05 pm
Lizzy. go into his discography section, click on More Information on an album cover and there are bits to listen to.
Ali
Ali
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 3:09 pm
Ah, okay. Thanks. I'd gotten into that section and seen "More info," but thought, "I don't want more info, I want to hear the bloody thing." He put out a lot of albums between 1969 and 1983 [now 22 years ago 
] ~ what has he been doing since, related to that?
] ~ what has he been doing since, related to that?