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Richard Harwood, Finghin Collins, Elizabeth Cooney, Carol McGonnell, Ian Wilson and Gavin Friday during rehearsals. One more time before the new year I followed the music abroad, bringing me to a bitter cold Paris for a third time this year. … Continue reading →
11. December 2008 by Caroline
Categories: Culture, Music, Photography |
Tags: centre culturel irlandais, fiachna o'braonain, gabriel garcia marquez, gavin friday, handsomest drowned man, handsomest drowned man in the world, ian wilson, Music, rehearsals |
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These are my links for September 30th through October 6th: Twitter Patterns – Kill your pet puppy – Great source of punk / wave singles downloads Drifting and Tilting – The Songs of Scott Walker – Gavin Friday – Official … Continue reading →
06. October 2008 by Caroline
Categories: Delicious |
Tags: delicious, gavin friday, great source, pet puppy, punk wave, scott walker |
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I’ve finally redesigned my oldest website, gavinfriday.com. It’s kind of an in between thing, as the look of it will probably change somewhat once the next album is out, but I’m happy to have ditched the ten year old, dreamweaver-created … Continue reading →
06. May 2008 by Caroline
Categories: Web |
Tags: account feedback, compromise, developers, dublin, gavin friday, heart design, longest time |
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It was all about the jewelry.
11. July 2007 by Caroline
Categories: Photography |
Tags: gavin friday, Photography |
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LOU REED, GAVIN FRIDAY, LAURIE ANDERSON, BABY GRAMPS, JENNI MULDAUR and BETH ORTON will be performing pirate ballads, sea songs and chanteys at the world premiere of Hal Willner’s Rogue’s Gallery Live in New York on May 2. The concert, … Continue reading →
13. April 2007 by Caroline
Categories: Music |
Tags: baby gramps, ballads, beth orton, brooklyn, chanteys, co chair, cocktails, dessert, double cd, films, gavin friday, hal willner, jenni muldaur, laurie anderson, lou reed, pirate, pirates of the caribbean, proceeds benefit, sea songs, world premiere |
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Puppetmaker and musician Erik Sanko (Lounge Lizzards, Tom Waits, Lou Reed.) has created a puppet show called The Fortune Teller. He made the puppets and wrote the music with Danny Elfman. Pre-recorded narration courtesy of the great Gavin Friday. The … Continue reading →
03. October 2006 by Caroline
Categories: Art |
Tags: curiosities, danny elfman, fortune teller, gavin friday, lizzards, lou reed, millionaire industrialist, musician, narration, october 19, original music, puppet, puppets, sanko, tom waits |
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Bono has recorded the song ‘The dying sailor to his shipmates’ for a Chantey and Sea Songs tribute album, produced by Hal Willner. Other artists involved in the project which is being recorded in various cities around the world with … Continue reading →
05. April 2006 by Caroline
Categories: Music |
Tags: all star, antony and the johnsons, bryan ferry, chantey, cities around the world, dying sailor to his shipmates, epitaph records, gavin friday, hal willner, linda thompson, nick cave, scoop, sea songs, star line, tom waits, tribute album, wainwright |
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HeraldNet: A charming Irish fable ‘Kitten has a Yoko-like fling with a beery rock singer (wonderfully played by the debauched Gavin Friday), which is interrupted by a subplot involving Irish Republican Army gun-running.’ (tags: cinema movies review gavinfriday) Nine Horses … Continue reading →
27. December 2005 by Caroline
Categories: Delicious |
Tags: beery, burnt friedman, cinema, debauched, fable, fling, gavin friday, irish republican army, kitten, music albums, nine horses, rock singer, snow borne sorrow, steve jansen, subplot, yoko |
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If you caught the recent Much Music U2 special on Canadian TV (‘U2 Dismantled’)… that was one of my pictures they used, full screen, in the Gavin Friday tour of Dublin section. Taken in Dublin in 1990. They must have … Continue reading →
18. January 2005 by Caroline
Categories: Photography |
Tags: canadian tv, dublin, gavin friday, much music, u2 |
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‘That’s not music!’, says the man in wellies and Barbour jacket in the hotel bar after the concert. The women around him protest slightly, not particularly convinced they’re right. ‘No, but it is, um… a fine tradition, you know, it’s … Continue reading →
27. December 2004 by Caroline
Categories: Personal |
Tags: 14th century, altan, barbour jacket, cabaret, christy moore, complimentary lunch, delusions, early afternoon, flamboyance, flirts, gavin friday, goat, hotel bar, inferiority complex, pastel colours, row ticket, soundcheck, st james church, tongue in cheek, waitress, wellies |
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