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Come West Along The Road - RTE

Rain Dog 10 Jan 20 - 10:21 AM
Jim Martin 10 Jan 20 - 12:25 PM
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Jim Martin 11 Jan 20 - 02:44 AM
GUEST,Peter Laban 11 Jan 20 - 03:31 AM
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Subject: Come West Along The Road - RTE
From: Rain Dog
Date: 10 Jan 20 - 10:21 AM

Noticed this on YouTube

Come West Along The Road - RTE

This compilation series, released in 4 volumes, was originally an RTÉ TV series that started airing in 1994. The first long-form compilation volume was released on DVD in 2005; with volumes 2, 3 and 4 being released in 2007, 2010 and 2012, respectively.

Come West Along The Road, Volume 1

All 4 volumes are available.


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Subject: RE: Come West Along The Road - RTE
From: Jim Martin
Date: 10 Jan 20 - 12:25 PM

There's also the TG4 Irish language ones 'Siar an Bothar' which would give you even more choice (they do all have English sub-titles)! Unfortunately RTE pulled the plug on making any new ones in 2004 but there's plenty to be getting on with all the old ones! Happy viewing - quality TV!


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Subject: RE: Come West Along The Road - RTE
From: Jim Martin
Date: 10 Jan 20 - 12:29 PM

Sorry, that should've been 2014!


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Subject: RE: Come West Along The Road - RTE
From: GUEST,Peter Laban
Date: 10 Jan 20 - 01:41 PM

In fairness, they were running out of archive material a bit.

BBC Northern Ireland ran a similar archive series as well, presented and curated by Paul Brady. I forget what the name was.


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Subject: RE: Come West Along The Road - RTE
From: Jim Martin
Date: 11 Jan 20 - 02:44 AM

Peter, was it 'As I Roved Out'?


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Subject: RE: Come West Along The Road - RTE
From: GUEST,Peter Laban
Date: 11 Jan 20 - 03:31 AM

I don't know, I can't remember. But I don't think it was (there was another series on folk music by John Peel of that name). I do have some recollection of either RTE or TG4 airing a few episodes of it in the past few years.


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Subject: RE: Come West Along The Road - RTE
From: Jim Martin
Date: 11 Jan 20 - 06:54 PM

Tony McAuley on Wikipedia reckons it was.


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Subject: RE: Come West Along The Road - RTE
From: GUEST,Peter Laban
Date: 12 Jan 20 - 05:45 AM

The entry for McAuley onm wiki says:

'His musical ability led him to produce and direct a ground breaking Irish music programme titled As I Roved Out, a programme responsible for giving many musicians their first TV appearance; artists now well known such as Mary Black, Paul Brady, Christy Moore and others. '

Which is not the same as an archive based programme presented and curated by Paul Brady, that I mentioned. Seamus Ennis worked on an 'As I roved out show' until 1958 as well but that's I believe yet another one.

But it doesn't matter, all I said there was an archive based programme presented by Paul Brady and it ran on BBC Northern Ireland, I saw some episodes of it on either RTE or TG4 perhaps tow or three years ago, I don't know the name of it.


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Subject: RE: Come West Along The Road - RTE
From: GUEST,Martin Ryan
Date: 12 Jan 20 - 05:54 PM

"As I roved out ..." - almost as common a programme title as a song opening line!

Regards


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