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Paul Brady - 28th September

Event 

Title:
Paul Brady - 28th September
When:
Fri, September 28, 2012
Doors:
19:30 h
Where:
Vicar Street - Dublin
Act:
Paul Brady
Tickets:
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PaulBrady 150x150PAUL BRADY

Vicar Street

Friday 28th September

 

 

 

‘Dancer In The Fire’ is a rich and diverse double CD of Paul Brady’s favourite recordings, personally chosen by the artist and serving as a companion to ‘Nobody Knows – The Best Of Paul Brady’, a single CD compilation released in 1999.   Paul will be touring the UK & Ireland throughout the summer of 2012 including a show at Dublin’s Vicar Street Friday 28th September.

“The idea to put together this collection came as a result of being asked many times over the years, what are my own favourites out of all that I’ve done? I’ve always found it hard to answer. I’ve gone through so many musical shapes over my 45 year career that I’m never sure which incarnation the question relates to. Sometimes I feel compelled to name those songs or recordings that are the best known, imagining that if I mention one less familiar or from a different genre to where the questioner is coming from then there won’t be a lot more to say.  Or maybe too much to say!

“Since I went solo in the late 70’s I’ve released 15 albums, 140 songs or so, most of them new compositions. In the late 90’s I put out a best-of-to-date, ‘Nobody Knows’, featuring 14 of the most popular recordings from the previous two decades. Undoubtedly a lot of those were favourites of mine too.  But like many artists I know, I don’t always feel the most popular songs or the most successful recordings are necessarily the best things I’ve done.  Sometimes you find yourself neglecting songs you absolutely loved when you wrote and recorded them, simply because they never really seemed to connect with the listener at the time.  Or maybe you just thought they didn’t. It’s complicated and a mystery to me!

“With this record I decided to focus on songs and recordings of mine I’m personally fond of, mostly those that might not have got a lot of attention or been all that well known. Some recordings have been out of circulation for years. In a couple of cases I’ve remixed a well known song. The only area I’ve left alone is my most recent album ‘Hooba Dooba’ and those recordings already on the 1999 best-of.

“To anyone coming to my music for the first time this may seem an eclectic collection. I’ve grown up in the rich musical environment of Ireland from the 1950s to the present day; a unique and heady mixture. I feel very lucky to have formed my musical identity before the rigid categorisation introduced by marketing and the media in the 70s. The stylistic diversity of this record bears witness to that fertile ground.”

Paul Brady, singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist is one of Ireland’s most enduringly popular artists. Paul Brady continues to push out the boundaries not only of his own talent but of Irish contemporary music in the new millennium

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