Very astute and timely observations on the commercial manufacture and lack of spontaneity in modern music (even though this video is almost 30 years old) ... these men were masters and legends. I would love to see more of this interview!
Very interesting to see these two great groups talking about folk music together. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. I agree with Bill H- is there anymore you can share with us?--Loved it!--Thanks for You Tube!
Propergander, The way I heard it, Was, History is written by the victors, And the vanquished are defamed, So on with O'Donnell then, fight the good fighte again, It's onward for Arein, Donnell Aboo.
Really interesting; thanks for putting it on. Agree with other comments; Have you any more? Grew up listening to the Clancys and Tommy. Don't know the Corries music but will definitely be looking them up.
Very astute and timely observations on the commercial manufacture and lack of spontaneity in modern music (even though this video is almost 30 years old) ... these men were masters and legends. I would love to see more of this interview!
This is wonderful. Thank you sooooo much. I, too, grew up on the Clancys and Tommy Makem in the early 60's. I still love them. Thank you, again......
Very interesting interview. I wish maybe we'd heard a little more from Roy, but this is wonderful.
Wow, who knew footage like this existed? Thank you for uploading.
What a gem
Very interesting to see these two great groups talking about folk music together. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. I agree with Bill H- is there anymore you can share with us?--Loved it!--Thanks for You Tube!
Propergander, The way I heard it, Was,
History is written by the victors, And the vanquished are defamed,
So on with O'Donnell then, fight the good fighte again,
It's onward for Arein, Donnell Aboo.
Really interesting; thanks for putting it on. Agree with other comments; Have you any more? Grew up listening to the Clancys and Tommy. Don't know the Corries music but will definitely be looking them up.
Do any of you fine folk know where one can find the whole of this interview?
See if you can find the video THE CORRIES AND OTHER FOLK.
I think I found the video: ua-cam.com/video/FvVMAxucnj4/v-deo.html
I think The Longest Johns continue this discussion in their song Ashes
Not letting my dear Roy speak