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Bobby Casey - who did he play with?

GUEST 10 Dec 16 - 09:40 AM
meself 10 Dec 16 - 11:27 AM
GUEST 13 Feb 21 - 10:31 AM
The Sandman 13 Feb 21 - 10:49 AM
GUEST,jim bainbridge 15 Feb 21 - 05:33 AM
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Subject: Bobby Casey - who did he play with?
From: GUEST
Date: 10 Dec 16 - 09:40 AM

Bobby Casey, the Clare fiddler, was often a guest at East London clubs like the Railway Tavern and the Knave of Clubs in the late 60s and early 70s. Who was his regular partner at the time?

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Subject: RE: Bobby Casey - who did he play with?
From: meself
Date: 10 Dec 16 - 11:27 AM

You'll be able to find out somewhere in http://www.topicrecords.co.uk/a-few-good-tunes/files/inc/261cf51b41.pdf about Irish music in London. "By 1953, Willie and Bobby had moved on to London, and had fallen in with all the active musicians. Bobby must have played – very often in the
company of Andy Boyle or Tommy McCarthy – in every pub in Camden Town and Kentish Town at one time or another ... " p. 606.


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Subject: RE: Bobby Casey - who did he play with?
From: GUEST
Date: 13 Feb 21 - 10:31 AM

ask Dermot Kearney- he'll know


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Subject: RE: Bobby Casey - who did he play with?
From: The Sandman
Date: 13 Feb 21 - 10:49 AM

Contact StephenChambers he used to go regularly to sessions that Bobby Casey was playing at , he is on concertina net


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Subject: RE: Bobby Casey - who did he play with?
From: GUEST,jim bainbridge
Date: 15 Feb 21 - 05:33 AM

Bobby Casey came up to the Northeast in the late 60s after we met him at the 'Favourite' pub and invited him to bring a trio. He chose to come with the aforementioned Tommy McCarthy on pipes- Tommy Maguire on accordion made up the trio.
They played a couple of clubs, including our Marsden Inn, but Bobby had a cousin who was a builder in Gateshead & a wonderful party was held there- I took a fancy to one jig he played & asked its name.
'Jasus I don't know, but I'm opening a bottle of wine just now, so we'll call it the 'Corkscrew' I've done that ever since.
I agree that Dermot Kearney is the man to talk to- or you might get more clues from his notes to the CD he did of Bobby some years ago?


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