I used to deliver coal to this man when he used to live in Meadow vale Clonkeen road in Dublin and i have to say what a Gentleman he was to deal with. I never told him how much of a fan of his i was then but i got to meet him years later in a little town in Co Wicklow called Kilcoole. The only thing i had to hand was a copy of the local paper called the bray people and he duly signed it for me and may i say a most treasured possession i still have to this day.
I went to a concert, having been a fan for a long time, went with my wife who wasn’t really a fan, one of the best concerts we’ve ever been to. He’s a brilliant musician
@Jamie Byrne . Did you know our friend Damo - Damian Cahill RIP . Local hero and musician with his merry gang The Whipperwills regulars of The Harbour Bar ?
@@mayheminducer4840 I sure did know him and a true gent indeed he was, first seen him in the sunny bank many years ago.really nice guy. Got introduced to him by my cousin Jenny Dutton I think in the Dug inn all those years ago. A very small would we live in. One of my all time favourites would be Paul Ashford. Got to know him well when he moved out to Greystones and became part of the fixtures and fittings in the local bar. A nicer guy you couldn’t hope to meet and gone to early.
@@jamiebyrne458 Is a small world yes . 20 years known Damo from our guitar pages then FB . We got together few jams over years and I came over 2009 we went to see Jeff Beck at Vicar Street . Lovely fella , he is very well remembered . Best Regards mate .
I discovered Mr Brady's music by pure random chance, while browsing through a bargain CD bin, in the early 1990s in Cape Town, South Africa, when I came across "Paul Brady Echoes and Extracts", a Not-for-sale sampler of his music featuring Crazy Dreams, Nothing but the same old Story, Trouble around the Bend, Just in Case of Accidents , and Paradise is Here, .. The CD cover was covered with alchemical symbols, which was an interest of mine at the time. I trusted the synchronicity and bought it and have appreciated his music ever since.
As a Canadian with Irish heritage (20% I just found out!) I have to say I adore this man - my ex boyfriend introduced me to him in the early 90's - him being an American with Irish heritage - I am so grateful he did
LOVE PAUL BRADY! I discovered him early 80s and have truly enjoyed him since. Sorry I never saw him weave his magic. What a fantastic voice!!!! GREAT song writer...
@@noelgallagher3928 I'd be pleased and honored to encounter you along the way as well!! Thank you for your kind words Noel Gallagher... blessings on you.
Briliant artist, sooooooooo under rated, never got 100% what he deserved but a massive influence on Music & more so Irish music for decades. One of his best tunes, a man i`d love a pint with & a chat. BTW i was born in 1980, so the peeps in there 30`s love his music to ;-)
They were friends but never recorded. I'm from Gerry's home town and know Paul a little.....he did a Rafferty tribute concert at Paisley Town Hall and was staying at the hotel where, by coincidence, my cousin was having her pre wedding hen night. He entertained the gang in the hotel bar! I got some strange messages from both cousin and Mr Brady.
Seriously. Cut off before I hit send. You, jame Talylor, Gordon /////lightfoot and my hubby - bit like you - soooo much talent - not recognized. But then again you've international recogization. Then again in Ulster Hall few years back you were BAD. Much as I love you but it was like you and and band had no rehearsal. Anyway luv ya
43 years later !! I am going to See Paul Brady in about 2 months.. for the first time ever.. and I am sure he will rock the place
I used to deliver coal to this man when he used to live in Meadow vale Clonkeen road in Dublin and i have to say what a Gentleman he was to deal with. I never told him how much of a fan of his i was then but i got to meet him years later in a little town in Co Wicklow called Kilcoole. The only thing i had to hand was a copy of the local paper called the bray people and he duly signed it for me and may i say a most treasured possession i still have to this day.
I went to a concert, having been a fan for a long time, went with my wife who wasn’t really a fan, one of the best concerts we’ve ever been to. He’s a brilliant musician
His music just reaches my soul 💛🙏
@Jamie Byrne . Did you know our friend Damo - Damian Cahill RIP . Local hero and musician with his merry gang The Whipperwills regulars of The Harbour Bar ?
@@mayheminducer4840 I sure did know him and a true gent indeed he was, first seen him in the sunny bank many years ago.really nice guy. Got introduced to him by my cousin Jenny Dutton I think in the Dug inn all those years ago. A very small would we live in. One of my all time favourites would be Paul Ashford. Got to know him well when he moved out to Greystones and became part of the fixtures and fittings in the local bar. A nicer guy you couldn’t hope to meet and gone to early.
@@jamiebyrne458 Is a small world yes . 20 years known Damo from our guitar pages then FB . We got together few jams over years and I came over 2009 we went to see Jeff Beck at Vicar Street . Lovely fella , he is very well remembered . Best Regards mate .
Golden voice....this guy was an important part of the soundtrack of my youth in Dublin. He sounds like home.
Listening to The Awakening last night....His voice kills me , hauntingly beautiful.
still great fiona x
I can't believe this song isn't/wasn't a worldwide hit
It's because you don't understand the music business/promotion.
What a great song. Love the melody and the lyrics.
Brilliant Live Performance. Lyrics .."And you need a woman's love to make you stronger"..Superb.
What a joy to see this performance ;) The one and only Paul Brady ;)
I discovered Mr Brady's music by pure random chance, while browsing through a bargain CD bin, in the early 1990s in Cape Town, South Africa, when I came across "Paul Brady Echoes and Extracts", a Not-for-sale sampler of his music featuring Crazy Dreams, Nothing but the same old Story, Trouble around the Bend, Just in Case of Accidents , and Paradise is Here, .. The CD cover was covered with alchemical symbols, which was an interest of mine at the time. I trusted the synchronicity and bought it and have appreciated his music ever since.
1981 hard to believe, still sounds so good
As a Canadian with Irish heritage (20% I just found out!) I have to say I adore this man - my ex boyfriend introduced me to him in the early 90's - him being an American with Irish heritage - I am so grateful he did
eightieslive now Fabulous voice
Can tell he loves this performance
Saw Mr Brady in Letterkenny on Friday night (35) times to date.Still as good as the first time.
LOVE PAUL BRADY! I discovered him early 80s and have truly enjoyed him since. Sorry I never saw him weave his magic. What a fantastic voice!!!! GREAT song writer...
You're not late! He's still touring ..... or was until this unfortunate year!!!
@@noelgallagher3928 I'd be pleased and honored to encounter you along the way as well!! Thank you for your kind words Noel Gallagher... blessings on you.
Briliant artist, sooooooooo under rated, never got 100% what he deserved but a massive influence on Music & more so Irish music for decades.
One of his best tunes, a man i`d love a pint with & a chat.
BTW i was born in 1980, so the peeps in there 30`s love his music to ;-)
30 Years later I hear this for the 1st time on TV............. BRILLIANT SONG / SINGER
seen Paul many times and never fails to deliver.Thanks for the memories
Someone else's dreams don't get ya nowhere... Who's listening
What a find, thanks so much for posting. Love this version.
brilliant artist
Thanks a million for the posting, well captured and sound is great.
Excellent!!!!!!
Annie Nightingale.xxxxx, the girl of my dreams...She was Gorgeous,
As soon as she shuts up Irish kicks in, let it rock lads
Still sounds good brilliant music
A class act..
Brilliant ...
A who's who of great Irish musicians including the late great Jimmy Faulkner.
and the, sadly, late Arty McGlynn.
Classic👏👏
Soooooooo Good......................
the great fran breen on drums
Check out Two River Band Acoustic Cover of Crazy Dreams, very good live cover.
great
Wow...............
Goat
James Delaney (keyboards), Jimmy Faulkner (guitar), Arty McGlynn (guitar), Fran Breen (drums). Bass player?
Tommy Moore on bass
Tommy Moore
Yeah
Pity he never collaborated with the equally great Gerry Rafferty ... that would have been magic.
They were friends but never recorded. I'm from Gerry's home town and know Paul a little.....he did a Rafferty tribute concert at Paisley Town Hall and was staying at the hotel where, by coincidence, my cousin was having her pre wedding hen night. He entertained the gang in the hotel bar!
I got some strange messages from both cousin and Mr Brady.
Where is una
whose the lady at the start?
Annie nightengale.
@@loganpaul3374 thanks...now you mention it its obvious
Is that Liam Genockey?
Fran Breen
Amazing
Clinker
Seriously. Cut off before I hit send. You, jame Talylor, Gordon /////lightfoot and my hubby - bit like you - soooo much talent - not recognized. But then again you've international recogization. Then again in Ulster Hall few years back you were BAD. Much as I love you but it was like you and and band had no rehearsal. Anyway luv ya
Pure perfection