Paul Brady Radio Broadcasts In Ireland Recived Direct From Over The Air Transmissions With Whip Antannas
T.V. Recived On A Philips Nicam Set With A Dipole Antanna.
Paul Brady Singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.
RTE T.V Ch 1 V.H.F Soundchannel Live 26 March 2010.
Late Late Show.
01 Money To Burn.
02 Nobody Knows.
03 The Island.
Newstalk Radio 106 F.M. Live 22 January 2011.
04 Lakes Of Pontrachain.
RTE Radio One 88.5 F.M. Live 28 March 2010.
South Wind Blows Program.
05 Money To Burn (Solo Acoustic).
RTE T.V. V.H.F. Soundchannel Live 26 March 2010.
Late Late Show.
06 Arthur McBride.
07 The World Is What You Make It.
RTE T.V. V.H.F. Soundchannel Broadcast 19 August 2011.
One Night Only Program.
08 Crazy Dreams.
09 Lakes Of Pontrachain.
10 Steel Claw.
11 For Mary.
12 Nobody Knows.
Newstalk Radio 106 F.M. Live 12 April 2012.
Tom Dunne Program
13 Steel Claw.
RTE T.V. Soundchannel Live 17 May 2012.
The Works Program.
14 Crazy Dreams
RTE Radio One 88.5 F.M. Broadcast 10 April 2014.
Royal Albert Hall London.
15 Nothing But The Same Old Story.
RTE Radio One F.M. Broadcast 27 April 2014
South Wind Blows Program
Royal Albert Hall Track.
16 Arthur McBride.
RTE T.V C.H ! V.H.F Soundchannel Live 30 September 2013
Saturday Night Show.
17 The World Is What You Make It.
RTE Radio One Broadcast 29 December 2014.
Imeldia May Program End Of Year Highlights.
18 Follow On (With Imeldia May).
Broadcast Segments End.
He has left a rich legacy of music both as part of musical groups as well as a solo artist, The Johnston’s and Planxty. After Planxty, he worked with Andy Irvine between 1976 – 1978. He then launched his solo career with the release of his debut album ‘Welcome Here Kind Stranger’. Recently he has Released a live album from concerts recorded in 2001. The Vicar Street Sessions is culled from a record-breaking 23 concerts at the Dublin venue in 2001. Brady has never lacked for high-profile champions. Admirers include Bonnie Raitt, Mark Knopfler, Curtis Stigers and Van Morrison. These all guest on his new live album, The Vicar Street Sessions: Vol 1.
