The Words That Remain is the name of this Solas album and Caren Casey is the singer of Pastures Of Plenty. God bless her and Solas. My favorite album to date! Beannacht.
Karen Casey combines sensitivity with passion. I love this version of this Woody Guthrie song. .Mick MC , if you are in London now performing one of Sting"S plays, all the best!
Bookmarked this video as it's an inspiration and reference (and possible source of quote) for the novel I'm working on, about a miner and union organizer in 1860s Australia.
This song makes me want to do a little jig... or maybe frolic through a meadow... or do a jig in a meadow. Either way, this is so beautiful. Lovin' it!
Check out their bios on Wicki, their website & FB, buy an album or two e.g. The Turning of the Tide, then get to one of their live concerts. Also see Their performance 'Shamrock City' at Celtic Connections,Glasgow Jan 2013 (I woz there) a very moving performance, beautifully done without being sentimental. Enjoy.
In the meantime, console yourself with their version of 'Maid on the Shore', and/or 'The Ghost of Tom Joad'. Give yourself a treat, buy a copy of their album 'The Turning Tide', go on, you know you deserve it, you're worth it.
I love Solas old and new, but this photo of them is misleading... The singer during this timeframe was Karan Casey and the Guitarist was John Doyle (both not in this photo) I believe ~ And kudos to song selection to select a Woody Guthrie song!
I love Solas🍀🍀🍀🍀☘☘☘
Not sure how I landed on this, but I love it! I need to listen to more of their music!
The Words That Remain is the name of this Solas album and Caren Casey is the singer of Pastures Of Plenty. God bless her and Solas. My favorite album to date! Beannacht.
Saw these guys about a month ago and they're still awesome. If you've never seen 'em live, do it the first chance you get.
Karen Casey combines sensitivity with passion. I love this version of this Woody Guthrie song. .Mick MC , if you are in London now performing one of Sting"S plays, all the best!
Bookmarked this video as it's an inspiration and reference (and possible source of quote) for the novel I'm working on, about a miner and union organizer in 1860s Australia.
Have you heard the album Exiles Return that Karan Casey and John Doyle did together after leaving Solas? Magnificent.
Thanks for the upload, would have liked a vid, but I am not complaining! I love this band.
This song makes me want to do a little jig... or maybe frolic through a meadow... or do a jig in a meadow. Either way, this is so beautiful. Lovin' it!
This makes me want to go on a road trip west
Seeing them this month in NYC :)
Thanks for the upload, been waiting a while for this.
I like this!
RPG this piece!!!
Check out their bios on Wicki, their website & FB, buy an album or two e.g. The Turning of the Tide, then get to one of their live concerts. Also see Their performance 'Shamrock City' at Celtic Connections,Glasgow Jan 2013 (I woz there) a very moving performance, beautifully done without being sentimental. Enjoy.
In the meantime, console yourself with their version of 'Maid on the Shore', and/or 'The Ghost of Tom Joad'. Give yourself a treat, buy a copy of their album 'The Turning Tide', go on, you know you deserve it, you're worth it.
In my opinion,the best cover of the Woody Guthrie Classic!!
I love Solas old and new, but this photo of them is misleading... The singer during this timeframe was Karan Casey and the Guitarist was John Doyle (both not in this photo) I believe ~ And kudos to song selection to select a Woody Guthrie song!
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Wasn't this performed on one of the Transatlantic Sessions?
Sweet!!
This is one of my favorite songs ever!
Could you post their song "Sorry", You used to be able to find it, now you can't. Makes me sad.
love these guys :)
Niamh forever!
Kingston Trio...???a long time ago?
They are from USA but the style its Irish Music! :D
I tried lookin for a live video but couldnt find anything.
Can you recommend some music from your part of the world?
ua-cam.com/video/TVL2rojxv4w/v-deo.html ( Algeria ~ "Afous d'Afous" Touareg music )
An old Woody Guthrie song. Father of Arlo Guthrie.
as a Kingston Trio fan i don't think they did this . Bob Gibson did the best cover of this Woody Guthrie classic
Very strong cover, but for my money the best cover was by Josh White's son Josh Jr. about 1961.
yes , check out Bob Gibson's cover, I think is the best
Gibson's was the very first cover I ever heard. I agree it's good, guess we all have our preferences.
I dont know if they ever really replaced Karen Casey properly. Their still good but not as good as they were with her
Too fast. They sound like one of those godawful German 'Celtic' bands.
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