
A music podcast about iconic Irish albums. Each episode takes a deep dive into the making of an album with one of its creators. Produced by Paul McDermott for Learn & Sing Productions. Info and episode notes: paulmcdermott.ie/podcast
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 153 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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An archive interview with Nigel Grainge on setting up Ensign Records, signing Thin Lizzy, The Boomtown Rats, The Waterboys, Sinéad O’Connor, Into Paradise and Stump, and other stories. Episode notes are here.
On this episode I’m joined by Bob Geldof to talk about The Boomtown Rats' second album, A Tonic For the Troops. Our chat goes in many different directions: Ireland of the 1970s, signing to Ensign Records, working with producer Mutt Lange, the Catholi... more
Stuart Bailie is a former assistant editor of the NME. From Belfast, he played in Punk bands in the late 70s and early 80s. In 1985 he sold his guitar and bought a typewriter. He headed to London and started writing for Record Mirror. He has just pub... more
On this episode I’m joined by Matthew Devereux for a deep dive into Here’s One We Made Earlier the debut album by The Pale. We discuss the band’s early days, signing to A&M Records, recording their debut album in 1992, the album’s three singles (‘Dog... more
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Essential listening for anyone with even a cursory interest in Irish music
Well researched and meaningful conversations
Not only is this a love story to a certain spread of Irish albums and artists but it’s also a resource, an ongoing A to Z for anyone who needs to know what’s what in a high period for Irish music.
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A distinctive exploration of iconic Irish albums, featuring engaging conversations with the artists behind them. Each episode takes a detailed look at the creation process of these influential works, shedding light on the contextual elements that shaped their music and the artists' journeys. Topics frequently include production insights, personal anecdotes from the recording sessions, and reflections on the cultural significance of the albums in Irish music history. This podcast not only celebrates the musical heritage of Ireland but also unpacks the stories of the individuals who contributed to its evolution, making it a valuable resource for music enthusiasts and aspiring musicians alike.
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5. Danny Kelly
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8. Gerry Leonard
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