Christy sings Planxty's 1st single release at the national Stadium, Dublin 1973
...when broken shells make Christmas bells...
Planxty The Starting Gate at Vicar Street 2004
Christy singing this song from "After the Break" in the Abbey tavern in Howth, Co. Dublin 1980
A curio this one.Never heard of Planxty doing this song, which was originaly recorded by Foy and Maggie Gant (no, me neither)in Texas in the 1930's,but it pr...
Planxty with Johnny Moynihan and Paul Brady in 1974. Johnny sings here.
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Live at the National Stadium, Dublin 1973
planxty - frost is all over RTE TV ireland 1974lyricsWhat would you do if the kettle boiled over?What would I do? Only fill it again.And what would you do if...
Andy Irvine@Dent Folk Festival 2009
Planxty <3
Planxty 1974
"The Chieftains" play 3 compositions by the blind harper Turlough O'Carolan."Morgan Magan - Mabel Kelly - Planxty Johnson".
Mr. O’Flynn “could move your heart” playing the uilleann pipes. He was best known as a founding member of the acclaimed folk band Planxty.
Top 5 Best Irish Folk Music Artists for St. Patrick's Day, including Altan, The Bothy Band, The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem, The Dubliners and Planxty.
Music from Ireland seems to be characterised by an unusual mixture of sweetness and delicacy combined with driving rhythm, as far as my own experience of it has shown. But that experience is limited. I've been a big fan of the Dubliners for many years, I love everything Planxty recorded, and the piping and singing…
Not many countries saw their traditional music gain popularity and vitality in the late 20th century, but Ireland did. Starting in the late 1960s with the Chieftains, and continuing with more rock-oriented groups like Planxty and Horslips, Irish music had a renaissance. Then came punk rock, and with it the Pogues, whose first five albums have just been reissued by Rhino.
