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Resident DJ Location: Maryland
Registered: 09 January 2006
Posts: 182
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Anyone playing on this great american amateur drinking night ?
What are some tracks you are planning on playing ? |
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Resident DJ Location: Greenville, SC
Registered: 15 September 2004
Posts: 144
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house of pain.... doesnt have to be jump around...
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Resident DJ Location: Maryland
Registered: 09 January 2006
Posts: 182
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well at least I got 1 reply so far
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Pioneer Freak Location: SoCal
Registered: 02 July 2003
Posts: 8393
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The Pogues
The Dubliners Christy Moore The Waterboys U2 Thin Lizzy Gary Moore Van Morrison The Coors Boom Sha locka locka- HOP The Chieftains Midge Ure  Pioneer National Trainer & Product Specialist |
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Resident DJ Location: Maryland
Registered: 09 January 2006
Posts: 182
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now theres some good ones in there.
any particular songs i should check out in there ? Im new to the St Paddys Day thing.. |
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Pioneer Freak Location: SoCal
Registered: 02 July 2003
Posts: 8393
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Fishermans Blues by The waterboys is a must. For dancing ( housey style ) get the Oakenfold remixes of U2's new years day and Beautiful Day. On the lighter side Any chieftains "drinking" song will do.
I also forgot to mention- Flogging Molly Dropkick Murphys Sinead O'Connor Hothouse Flowers The cranberries Rory Gallagher The Boomtown Rats The Clancy Brothers The Cranberries You don't want to overdose, but some fun Pub and Jig tracks will make the day......... Pioneer National Trainer & Product Specialist |
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Resident DJ Location: Maryland
Registered: 09 January 2006
Posts: 182
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Ya I dont want to 'OD' on it either, but they have me starting 2 hrs earlier for the happy hour crowd, and its the only time of year we do the Irish thing, so im not too familiar with it.
Thanks for the suggestions, Ill d'l a few of those albums tonight and grab a 6 pack of guinness and sit back and listen for a while ...no honey this is work .. its called research and development  |
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Guest DJ Location: Colorado Springs, CO
Registered: 17 January 2006
Posts: 61
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Quote: I saw on iTunes that they have a bunch of drinking songs grouped together for the holiday. You might check those out as there was definatly some good tracks that people could sing and drink a long with. |
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Resident DJ Location: CLEVELAND, OH--Rock City USA
Registered: 31 July 2007
Posts: 202
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Sorry for bringing out this old post but I gotta ask.....
Does anyone here have a pre-mixed set of traditional Irish pub songs they would like to share ?-----I haven't yet mastered beat matching bagpipes..HA |
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Pioneer Freak Location: SoCal
Registered: 02 July 2003
Posts: 8393
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2 years to the day, great job bringing back this one Bam!!!!
Checked Beatport for anything? Pioneer National Trainer & Product Specialist |
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Resident DJ Location: CLEVELAND, OH--Rock City USA
Registered: 31 July 2007
Posts: 202
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I do my best to contribute...
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Pioneer Freak Location: SoCal
Registered: 02 July 2003
Posts: 8393
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 sweet..Pioneer National Trainer & Product Specialist |
Resident DJ Location: Waterford, Ireland
Registered: 05 August 2008
Posts: 243
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They're not bagpipes, they're uileann pipes! Big difference
 Anyway, I know this is either very late or really early but get some Saw Doctors and a bit of Aslan into your set too. And why not a bit of Planxty too. All DJ Jays suggestions are spot on. He isn't a "Pioneer National Trainer & Product Specialist" for no reason! Good work Jay  ! As regards a mix tape, leave it with me and I'll see what I can come up with.I also forgot to mention... get your hands on some Bagatelle... Not the classical musician before you ask! This message has been edited. Last edited by: DJ GMC, |
Resident DJ Location: Cork
Registered: 08 May 2008
Posts: 122
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I didn't no the difference  |
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Resident DJ Location: Waterford, Ireland
Registered: 05 August 2008
Posts: 243
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The uilleann pipes air bag is filled by a mechanism underneath the arm. The bagpipes are filled by blowing into them....And now you know!
Do you do any particular clubs in Cork? |
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Resident DJ Location: Cork
Registered: 08 May 2008
Posts: 122
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Yeh I no a few, Ive been asking around for a job
check out here |
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Resident DJ Location: Waterford, Ireland
Registered: 05 August 2008
Posts: 243
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I was asking because I'm in college in Cork so was just wondering if you were working at any of my regulars. Usually hit the Brog, the Classic and Havana's. If you get any residency let me know, gmcm87@hotmail.com
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Resident DJ Location: Cork
Registered: 08 May 2008
Posts: 122
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will do man
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