The first Album from Planxty. An excellent group of musicians round the Legendary Christy Moore.

2000 Water From The Well MP3 320 98,47 MB
2002 The Wide World Over MP3 320 98, 67MB
2002 Down the old Plank Road MP3 256 98 , 2.5 MB
2003 Further down the Old Plank Road MP3 320 98,29 MB
2003 The Very Best of the Claddagh Years MP3 192 76 MB
2004 Live from Dublin MP3 192 88.8 MB

There a a couple of intresting links as well

3 Further Albums from my Horslips collection



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Founded in Dublin in 1970, this folk-rock band the first and possibly the original purveyors of the term ‘Celtic Rock’. At one point, they enjoyed a bigger fan base (domestically) than Rory Gallagher, THIN LIZZY and The BOOMTOWN RATS put together. Often likened stylistically to STEELEYE SPAN and FAIRPORT CONVENTION, they drew on their distinctly Irish roots to combine traditional Celtic mysticism with driving hard rock. This offering is a little from the world Celtic Rock. If you enjoy the music many of the tunes also appear in recordings of the Chieftains. Derag Doom on the Tain is O'Neills Cavalry.

Definitely the most SILLY musical conglomeration the UK ever produced, the Bonzos were one of a kind, their style of humor was never to be repeated . Anarchy, madness , rudeness and spontaneity were their watchword and they were capable of almost any sort of weirdness on a good night. There were those who were inspired by their work such as the wacky Alberto Y Lost Trios Paranoias - who came along in the late 70s - but good though they were ,these were mere amateurs compared to the Bonzos.

In 1962, Paddy Moloney, an uillean piper from Dublin, along with Martin Fay, fiddle and bones, Seán Potts, tin whistle, Micheal Tubridy, flute, and a friend of Paddy's, bodhrán player, David Fallon met to record a one-time album for Garech a Brún's Claddagh label under the title of The Ch i e ft a i n s, was released in 1963. The musicians involved in recording of this album were already familiar with each others talents from playing together in Seán Ó Ríada's folk orchestra, Ceoltóirí Cualann, and from various sessions in and around Dublin since the late 1950s. 44 Years on they are still producing wonderful music. My collection through the 80’s and 90’s is partial only.

1981 Chieftains 10 (mirror) MP3 200 47.1 MB
1982 The Year of the French (mirror) MP3 128 42.0 MB
1986 Celtic Wedding MP3 160 58.2 MB
1988 Van Morrison The Chieftains - Irish Heartbeat MP3 320 81.2 MB
1989 A Chieftains Celebration MP3 128 42.7 MB
1991 Reel Music MP3 224 86.8 MB
1991 The Bells of Dublin MP3 192 85.9 MB
1992 Another Country MP3 254 93.9 MB
1992 An Irish Evening MP3 320 95.8, 69.8 MB
1992 Best of MP3 256 89.8 MB
1993 The Celtic Harp MP3 192 74.9 MB
1995 The Long Black Veil MP3 256 83.7 MB
1996 Santiago MP3 320 98,36 MB
1998 Fire in the Kitchen MP3 160 58.8 MB
1999 Tears Of Stone MP3 256 98.0, 31 MB

Directed by Frank Launder and written by him and Sidney Gilliat, it was the second of the series of four films about the girls of the fictional St Trinians school

The Belles of St Trinian's was a comedy film set in the fictional St Trinian's School, made in 1954. Very funny british comedy of the 1950's. If you think you have met the school girls form hell just wait to you meet these.