"The more he played, the sadder I felt."
Neither of us plays piano, but when Enda Walsh hit those opening chords, 'Blue' was born—a dark story about bumping into an old flame and desperate small talk.
We’re going LIVE this Thursday night from Dec's place.
Celebrating 2 years of Crescent Nights—playing the album, sharing stories of how it was made, and taking your song requests live.
Join us at 8pm.
Setting up at Dec's place for tonight!
Join us live at 8pm on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. We'll be playing Fingerprints in full, telling behind-the-scenes stories, and taking your song requests.
See you then.
Playing some beautiful spots this week, but @stmatthewsbaltimore is on another level. See you this Thursday night, Baltimore.
Tickets 🎟️ https://t.co/OWl7vrlocr
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Happy 50th to these folks! I cut this out of the Newry Reporter after seeing them play our Town Hall when I was a school boy. I remember thinking 1. They sound great. 2. The drummer looks younger than me. (He still does!)
Live from Dec's place tonight at 8 PM (GMT)! 🔴
We’re playing Off The Record from start to finish, telling the stories behind the arrangements, and giving away signed merch.
Lockdown kept me from my songwriting partner, so I had to step up on guitar for our new record.
I experimented with open D tuning on YouTube, hit a jazzy progression, and the phrase "Tree of Life" popped into my head.
Sharon Vaughan and I wrote it in no time. Not my usual speed.
I keep trying to avoid writing songs that go too high but inevitably find myself singing in falsetto at some point making an album.
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