Fire Draw Near is a monthly podcast and radio show which investigates Irish traditional music and song in all of its myriad forms. https://campsite.bio/firedrawnear
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Music |
This episode looks at the ballad Santiano aka Santiana aka Santy Anno aka Santy Anna aka The Plains of Mexico. Tracklist Henry Lundy and David "Pappie" Pryor – Bay of Mexico The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem – Santy Anno The Watersons – The Plains of... more
FDN LIII has been a long time coming...Included therein are songs of resistance, songs of magic and songs of being human. Life, Death, Love, Rage, Joy and Suffering. You know the drill. Sit by the Fire Draw Near. Free Palestine. Artwork designed by P... more
This episode looks at the song Eggs and Marrowbones aka Marrowbones aka The Old Woman from Wexford aka The Old Woman from Oxford aka The Old Woman from Boston aka The Old Woman of Slapsadam aka An Old Woman’s Story aka The Rich Old Lady aka The Auld ... more
Episode LII is dedicated to the memory of Shane McGowan. It features some of my favourite Pogues songs as well as tracks by John Francis Flynn, Andy the Doorbum, Dulcidrone, Of the Clay and more. Tracklist The Pogues – Boys from County Hell The Pogue... more
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Thank you for this! The excitement you have for music is contagious.
Ian shares the songs that influence One Leg One Eye and Lankum and continues the work of past collectors. The deep dives into a song are fascinating but the mixtapes of whatever’s caught Ian’s attention are my favourites. Great scholarship, musicianship and chat, and a great listen.
I came across this fantastic podcast through a review of Lankum in the Guardian. A treat for anyone interested in trad. Maith thú!
Discovered this show today when listening to an old episode of The Slip on NTS and then listened to the Willie O’Winsbury bonus and immediately shared it with my brother, my dad, my best friend and anyone who made the mistake of letting me work it into the conversation. I’ve listened to three (!) episodes today alone and feel like a better person for it. Fortunately there’s a fair back catalogue for me catch up on.
This is a fantastic podcast. I thought I knew something about the ballad tradition, but I've learned so much more from listening to Fire Draw Near, including new versions of well-known ballads and some I’d never heard before. Ian Lynch has an astonishing breadth and depth of knowledge about the ballads and their transmission, both in and beyond Ireland. Do yourself a favour!
Apple Podcasts | #39 | Ireland/Music |
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