Episode 68 champions Niall Teague and his wonderful music as he teams up with his musical partner Padraic Joyce for the third Galway Folk Festival.
Conversation includes: introductions; booking and playing a gig in Taibhdhearc; performance of ‘Achill Island’; drones and social media; Achill Island; Keem Bay; Keel Beach; midges; The Ponderosa; Maghera and all the McKennas; Ormeau Road and Belfast; Environmental Science; performance of ‘Martin & Tom’; right hand guitar technique; Andy Irvine; sweat and plectrums; performance of ‘Lost On The Wander’; Fender’s piano; Padraic Joyce; Gaelic in their music; Liam Ó Maonlaí and the improv; Akira The Don; Galway Folk Festival; finding your voice as a singer; Neil Young’s ‘After The Gold Rush Album; Tom Waits on ‘Jesus Blood Never Failed Me Yet’; John Lennon; John Devlin;
Relevant Links
https://www.facebook.com/niallteagueandpadraicjoycemusic
https://www.niallteagueandpadraicjoycemusic.com
https://www.instagram.com/nialljamesteague/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OaALsYvYZY
Additional Links
https://galwayfolkfestival.com/
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/58Jzyl9CGts0f7vw58S7n2?si=b66c47a3bee54403
Correction: The most western point of Ireland is Dunmore Head. Located on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, Dunmore Head is part of the stunning and rugged landscape of the Wild Atlantic Way. The coordinates for Dunmore Head are approximately 52.0996° N latitude and 10.4718° W longitude.
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