4Ever Erin
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dorothy
Aug 02, 2019
Song: Morrigan
This song was written, recorded and sung my late friend, one-time significant other, music partner and band founder Davy Shannon. Davy struggled through life with numerous painful and debilitating ailments, always soothing himself with his guitar. This is one of the few times he ever sang and I think this is his best vocal work. Dorothy H. Sherman, former lead singer and flute player, 4 Ever Erin.
Robert Marcus
Mar 26, 2013
I cannot express to you all how moving your music is to me. I grew up in grade school listening and singing these songs.So sweet, so sincere, so heartfelt! Thank you so much for carrying on this grand tradition of heartwarming traditional Irish folk music!
Roger John
Dec 18, 2012
Song: Red Is The Rose
Simply awesome . I love it. Merry Christmas all the best to you and yours!
ADADaudio
Oct 19, 2006
hey were glad you liked "celebrate", thank so much for addin it to your station...i listened to "Step it Out Mary" again and voted it HOT...always good to hear back from people in other genre's...keep up your good work!
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sheamrock
Oct 08, 2006
A pretty lady with a pretty voice, good onya girl, i like your version of Red is the Rose and guitar player is not too bad either.
Best Regards,
Séamus
ADADaudio
Oct 03, 2006
hey, i'm comin by your page and likin your track "Step it out mary"....sounds like somethin from way back! but i like it...voted it HOT, so come by our site and check us out, thanks
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redcrisis
Feb 17, 2006
Love 'plays of the heart' and 'wicca woman' very pleasing soothing sound to hear.. TY also for the message at my website - il visit again.
Merry Part.
kendowizard
Jan 15, 2006
Hi Dorothy,
We look forward to playing many places on the east coast soon. Maybe we'll catch each other there someday soon.
I met Scott about 15 years ago as a solo act and started doing comedy routines during his set breaks. After a few months we had met Art (who had just bought a mandolin), I went out and bought an accordion and we started playing together on stage. In our first incarnation of Darby O'Gill, we had another guitar player (Michael), who (after a few months) passed away from cancer. Over the years we have invited many others to play and record with us.
We are now (and will be in the future) in whichever place we are, that fun and frovility bring us.
Hope that the new year is treating you fantastically well.
Kendo
Darby O'Gill
MsRandee
Dec 31, 2005
Hi Again Aleen,
Dropping by to see what is happening with you. " She Still Has The Dream" is spinning on my " Oklahoma Country Station".....wonderful song with a great message. You have a wonderful voice.
Hope all your wishes and dreams come true in 2006!
Take care, I'll be back from time to time to see your happenings..
Take Care Girl..
MsRandee
Nov 07, 2005
A true Country voice! Love your songs! Many blessings are coming your way! Watch'for them! God'bless..
tombyrne
May 05, 2005
I'm listening to your entire set now and enjoying it very much.
Regards
Tom
testacy
Apr 17, 2005
HELLO......JUST WANTED TO LET YOU NOW I CAME BY!
PEACE!
kalasunshine
Apr 16, 2005
Wonderful Pagan Musick. Added a few to my Pagan Magick Station, also want to take the opportunity to welcome you to our Magick Music Magazine..glad you found us and hope you meet lots of others with the same spirit of the children of the Great Goddess, and the her Consort... Bright blessings to each of you.. See you back at the zine!
HEADSTONE
Apr 08, 2005
Alot of good stuff here.
Keep your head stoned
Muk from Ohio
Sep 19, 2004
'Step it out Mary'--great stuff, keep it up!
thegreatfulstones
Sep 19, 2004
Thanks for stopping by our site and checking out the tunes! Obviously, we have fun. Odd as it may seem for a traditional, olde timey, family string band; we like to experiment. I really like your Whiskey In The Jar. Thanks again, and check back as I post more mastered tunes from our May recording session.
blackhatprod
Jul 02, 2004
Nice stuff David. God Bless.
I now have a new song to listen to:
IN A MOTHER'S EYES - Patriotic Tribute
Gold Star Mothers, Norfolk VA, July 4th
www.AndrewDean.com
And I forgot to tell you, that while his heart was in Ireland, he was born and lived all his life in the U.S. We were able to get to Ireland for the first time, not long before he died. Thanks to the kindness of the gent running the open mic at Dublin's International Bar, he realized his dream of playing music there. We performed his "To Ireland Someday to Go," and covered "Ghost Riders in the Sky." Dorothy.