Thursday, March 4, 2010

SITKOT: St. Patrick's Edition

Based on some e-mails, I gathered that a lot of the regular readers grew weary of this series last year, so I'll spare you a continuation and just point new readers to the old posts this time around.

I will point out, though, that Mick Moloney's Green Fields of America are playing the Carnegie Lecture Hall this weekend for those of you who do dig the Irish tunes. City Paper has a nice little piece on Mick in this week's issue.

It looks like I didn't necessarily do these things in any order last year, other than to save the best for last, so let's go ahead and rank them for the sake of nothing at all:

9. Dropkick Murphys - Warrior's Code

8. Tommy Sands - Heart's a Wonder

7. Flogging Molly - Swagger

6. U2 - The Joshua Tree

5. The Wolfe Tones - Greatest Hits

4. The Chieftains - The Long Black Veil

3. The Pogues - The Very Best of The Pogues

2. Van Morrison and the Chieftains - Irish Heartbeat

1. Tommy Makem & Liam Clancy - The Makem & Clancy Collection

Download:
Mick Moloney -
"The Irish Volunteers"

4 comments:

Brendan Lupetin said...

Why is a dood named Confresi so hip to Irish updates?

Roberto Cofresi said...

You've much to learn, young Luper...

http://nylatinojournal.com/home/history/americas/why_spanish_harlem_celebrates_st._patricks_day.html

Roberto Cofresi said...

Also, you misspelled my fake name.

Brendan B. Lupetin, Esq said...

touche on both counts.