
In the concluding part of his conversation with The Ireland Podcast, Gerry Hanley reflects on the people and experiences that have shaped his musical journey. He shares stories of Sharon Shannon, Greg Cotter and the legendary London sessions of the 1970s, discusses why great musicians sound like themselves regardless of the instrument they play, and recalls the famous story of violin virtuoso Joshua Bell performing incognito as a busker in a Washington Metro station.The episode also features Gerry's 1983 recording with Roudledum alongside tracks from his recent CD, bringing to a close a warm and thoughtful conversation about music, memory and community.Roudledum - Traditional Irish Music And SongJigs: Thrush In The Bush / Rocking Chair / Fahy's In CGerry Hanley - In The Middle Of ItHornpipes: Slopes Of Benbulben / The Swan On The Lake / The Showman's FancyRelevant Linkshttps://gerryhanleymusic.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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