Lawrence Reeves Posted December 12, 2007 Posted December 12, 2007 Nice interview of Chris Droney on this past Sunday's Kitchen Session from Clare FM. Now in all fairness to a previous comment that it is a contrived session. So it may be, but it is still live music captured, many times with dancers. It is also a chance to hear players not normally on recordings put together for music played at a very high standard. So I am enjoying this one.
David Levine Posted December 12, 2007 Posted December 12, 2007 Nice interview of Chris Droney on this past Sunday's Kitchen Session from Clare FM. Now in all fairness to a previous comment that it is a contrived session. So it may be, but it is still live music captured, many times with dancers. It is also a chance to hear players not normally on recordings put together for music played at a very high standard. So I am enjoying this one. T'was I who said it was contrived. I enjoyed hearing Chris talk (the potato story is wonderful) and I liked the singing. But -- is her name Paula ?-- and her "In your own time now, lads" and her continual gushing of "Lovely," "wonderful," "I luv it..." got a bit too saccharine for me. I'm glad there is such a program, but it isn't near the top of my list. A session is hardly ever so structured. It probably would be rather boring to hear an actual live session with a mike left on to capture idle chat and tuning and false starts. So for commercial radio this is as good as we can hope for. And I certainly don't want to detract from the pleasure people get from the program.
geoffwright Posted December 15, 2007 Posted December 15, 2007 I loved the bit about - did your father teach you concertina - no, I was a slave on his farm.
Bill Taffe Posted December 24, 2007 Posted December 24, 2007 Nice interview of Chris Droney on this past Sunday's Kitchen Session from Clare FM. Now in all fairness to a previous comment that it is a contrived session. So it may be, but it is still live music captured, many times with dancers. It is also a chance to hear players not normally on recordings put together for music played at a very high standard. So I am enjoying this one. Did anyone by any chance tape the interview ? Bill Taffe Rumney, NH USA
geoffwright Posted December 24, 2007 Posted December 24, 2007 http://www.clarefm.ie/main/kitchen%20sessions.html Paula said ClareFM were considering bringing them out on cd in the near future. Some clown asked her if they could have the DVD (of a radio program!).
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