paddy tunney造句

• Paddy Tunney wrote two books on Irish traditional songs and singers.
• Also on the album are Paddy Tunney and Tommy Makem, son of Sarah Makem.
• Paddy Tunney's version of " The Lowlands of Holland " is the one that was later used by Steeleye Span.
• He was heavily influenced by the traditional style of singing from the Donegal / Fermanagh region in Ireland, particularly the singing of Paddy Tunney.
• The traditional singer Paddy Tunney relates how Colum " wrote " the song after returning from a literary gathering in Donegal with Herbert Hughes and others.
• Paddy Tunney was born in Glasgow to Irish parents, Patrick Tunney from Mollybreen in County Fermanagh and Brigid Gallagher from Rusheen near Pettigo in County Donegal.
• "The Voice Squad represent the melding of two related but separate traditions  a British harmony-singing tradition ( as exemplified by the Copper Family and the Watersons ) and the unaccompanied solo singing tradition of Northern Ireland ( as exemplified by such legendary artists as Paddy Tunney and Joe Heaney ).
• His many interests included Irish Traditional singing and he even provided the notes for an album entitled " Ireland Her Own " ( Topic Records, 1967 ), recorded by two former IRA volunteers-Paddy Tunney and Arthur Kearney-who had been imprisoned with him in the Crumlin Road Gaol in the 1940s.
• "' Brigid Tunney "'( n閑 Gallagher; 1886 & ndash; 1975 ) was an Irish traditional singer, probably best known for being the mother of Paddy Tunney, a key personality in the Irish music scene and well known in British Folk circles from the 1950s up until his death in 2002.