Claddagh Records has the 'Live at Foxrock Folk Club' album at No.6 in its Top Ten of best-selling albums.
http://www.irishmusicmagazine.com/charts/top-10-april-2016/
THE FOXROCK FOLK CLUB
As Luke Kelly remarked when he played the club in December 1972, a folk club in the suburb of Foxrock was a somewhat unlikely combination. Probably even more unlikely was the fact it was organised and run by teenagers and managed to attract to Foxrock some of the biggest names on the Irish music scene (see Folk Club History & "Local and Visiting Artists").
The aim of the Foxrock Folk Club Project is to (1) research the history of the club (2) develop a club archive and (3) create a space in which people who played at the club or attended some of the sessions can share their memories of what was an unique musical and cultural experience.
Contact: jeremy.kearney40@gmail.com
The aim of the Foxrock Folk Club Project is to (1) research the history of the club (2) develop a club archive and (3) create a space in which people who played at the club or attended some of the sessions can share their memories of what was an unique musical and cultural experience.
Contact: jeremy.kearney40@gmail.com
Wednesday 16 March 2016
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