Irish traditional!
 

Would any of youse know anything about this genre!

bands like Irish Decendants and Black Irish Band?

Flogging Molly? The Tossers?

http://www.garageband.com/artist/WhiskeyInTheJar

Manchester has a long history of Irish traditional music due to it's large Irish influx.
Manchester's Irish decendents keep the music alive in it's many 'Irish' pubs dotted around the city.
Crack open a bottle of Guinness, click on the link, then click "play all" for a taste of MancIrish!

Opinions please...

it made me wanna tap dance? great music......WHY WAS I BORN IN CROATIA!??!?!
i can't tell you how fascinated i am by england and ireland, if i ever go there and walk into a pub.....i think i may start to cry......

I know dozens of pubs you can walk into on any given night and listen to Irish trad.
Played mostly by keen musicians that play this music just for fun.
They don't hire practice rooms, they just turn up on a particular night, sit round a few tables, drink and play.
It's usually an open invitation to all. So if you play an instrument and into Irish trad. your welcome to join in.
By the end of the night the pubs bouncing and everyone's singing along. Great atmosphere!

i hate you with a passion.....
by the way, i heard some stuff by the dubliners, i tried to find some links but i can't find any, i don't know if that song is originaly theirs but a croatian band called belfast food did a remake of Dirty old town and it was a smash hit in croatia....

:laughing: ...and so you should. ;)

The song 'Dirty Old Town' was written by Ewan McColl about his home town Salford, situated on the edge of Manchester.
Great song, The Pogues did a version also.

adidasss...here's what your missing...

http://www.prideofmanchester.com/mancirish/
check out the pub links inside.

it's a shame they' don't have any pics of the interior of the pubs....it's a very special look.....