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Rick Danko - Bottom Line New York City December 20, 1977 | Floppy Boot Stomp

Rick Danko - Bottom Line New York City December 20, 1977

Rick Danko - Bottom Line New York City December 20, 1977

KBFH-FM Broadcast

An Xray Special

Rick Danko, formerly of The Band, live at The Bottom Line in New York City on 12/20/1977. Danko was on tour to support his solo album, Rick Danko, released earlier that year.

Rick Danko - Bass & Vocals

Terry Danko - Guitar & Vocals

Michael DeTemple - Guitar

Walt Richmond - Keyboards

Marty Greb - Organ

Jerry Peterson - Saxophone

Danny Seiwell - Drums

01 Intro by Bill Minkin-KBFH 00:55

02 Lovin' You Is Sweeter Than Ever 04:13

03 Small Town Talk 02:52

04 The Weight 04:13

05 Tired of Waiting 03:37

06 Christmas Must Be Tonight 03:58

07 What a Town 03:34

08 Java Blues 05:16

09 Brainwashed 04:02

10 This Wheel's on Fire 04:08

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Ralph McTell - "From Clare to Here” [Irish Ballads]

Ralph McTell - From Clare To Here

Irish Ballads

"From Clare to Here" is a popular folk song by Ralph McTell about the experience of Irish emigration, specifically an Irish man who moved from County Clare to work in London. The phrase, "It's a long way from Clare to here," is a literal statement of the geographical distance, but also symbolises the profound emotional and cultural separation the emigrant feels from his home and loved ones, leading to a sense of longing and homesickness

Johnny McEvoy has died aged 81 (Irish Music Legend)

John McEvoy

Has died (83)

Irish music legend

The death has been announced of the Co Offaly singer-songwriter Johnny McEvoy. He was 81.
Born in Banagher, Co Offaly, McEvoy began singing at the age of four and turned professional at 18.
He rose to prominence in 1966 when Muirsheen Durkin reached number one in Ireland, with The Boston Burglar and Nora among the songs that followed.

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