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Errol

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  • Genre: Americana / Blues / Folk

    Location Glenariff, Glens of Antrim, Northern Ireland, Un

    Profile Views: 22985

    Last Login: 2/24/2012

    Member Since 1/4/2008

    Website www.errolwalsh.co.uk

    Record Label Unsigned

    Type of Label Unsigned

  • Bio

    .... New CD "No Borders" now available online at www.errolwalsh.co.uk .... .... No Borders is a charitable project. PROCEEDS OF ALL CD SALES GO TO SUPPORT HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... Errol was born in Coleraine, Co Derry, Northern Ireland... native of Portstewart.... emigrated to Canada during the late sixties and become a singer and songwriter. .... By the early seventies returned to the UK and moved to the Isle of Arran on the West Coast of Scotland... learning and growing. .... Returned to Ireland and moved to the magical 'Kingdom of Kerry' for a few years before moving to Dublin with current band at that time "Stagalee". .... After a few years of great music in a funky/soul vein with Stagalee, Errol moved into a bluesier vein with a band called "The Business" inherited from Paul Brady's 'Hard Station' album. .... 'Stagalee' and 'The Business' benefitted from the remarkable talents of many of Dublin's leading musicians of that period (Jimmy Faulkner, Pat O'Farrell, James Delaney, Tommy Moore, Fran Breen, Don Baker, Declan McNeilis, Dave Gaynor, Carl Geraghty, John Forbes, Greg Boland, Dave McHale, Eoin O'Neill, Phillip Donnelly) and a few talented Scottish imports from Glasgow band Cado Belle (Colin Tully, Maggie Reilly and Gavin Hodgson). There was even a short lived exploration of rock meets folk with leading Irish female singer, Mary Black! Mary eventually recovered from the shock, refined her needs and continued her upward trajectory to international stardom. .... The eighties saw Errol in London where he founded several new bands featuring, at different times, legendary pedal steel player, B.J.Cole, multi-instrumentalist Steve Simpson, ex Sutherland Brothers sidemen Tim Renwick and Willie Wilson and virtuoso Dublin born guitarist Ed Deane. .... In the nineties 'Coyotes' enjoyed considerable success in the 'Americana' genre including appearances at major Americana festivals and a '..Best Album 1997'..award at the BBC television 'British Country Music Awards'. .... That same year Errol found himself in Nashville, in a studio with some of Nashville's finest from Kieran Kane's 'Dead Reckoning' stable. The resulting album 'Waltzin' In The Water' won the coveted 'Northern Lights - Spirit Of Antrim' award for contributions to the Irish music industry (previous recipients included Brian Kennedy and Liam O'Flynn) .... Today, Errol lives in beautiful Glenariff (God's own little acre!) in the Glens of Antrim where he continues to write and play sporadically and make the occasional foray to gigs and festivals abroad. .... Errol devotes most of his time to working with the Huntington's Disease Association Northern Ireland .... .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .......... .......... .... .... The CD albums are on sale at www.errolwalsh.co.uk .. ............Myspace Layouts.. - ..Myspace Editor.. - ..Image Hosting.... ............Generate your own contact table!....
  • Members

    Errol plays acoustically as a solo artist. .... He also plays with his band The Real Deal
  • Influences

    MUSIC:.... Bob Dylan, The Band, Levon Helm, The Stanley Brothers, Taj Mahal, Merle Haggard, Delbert McClinton, The Amazing Rhythm Aces, John Fogerty, Guy Clark, John Prine, Doug Sahm, Steve Earle, Kieran Kane, Ry Cooder, Bill Withers, Eddie Harris, Boz Scaggs, Randy Newman, Stephen Bruton, Gary Nicholson, Jesse Winchester, Ry Cooder, Andy Fairweather-Low, Ray Charles, The Crusaders, Bap Kennedy, Lyle Lovett, Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee, The Staple Singers, Willie Nelson, Lowell George, Mississippi John Hurt, Dr John, Lucinda Williams, Steve Reilly & the Mamou Playboys, Mary Gauthier, Joel Sonnier, Leon Russell and so many, many more....... MOVIES .... The childhood cowboy in me loves classy westerns and great modern American classics like: .... Deadwood, Lonesome Dove, Unforgiven, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, The Missing, 21 Grams, Monsters Ball, Mystic River, The Proposition (Australian), The Assassination of Jesse James by the coward Robert Ford, No Country for Old Men.... MOVIE HEROES:.... Tommy Lee Jones, Benicio Del Toro, Johnny Depp, Robert Duvall, Clint Eastwood, Martin Scorsese, Matt Damon, Kathy Burke, George Clooney, Ray Winstone, William H. Macey, Ian McShane, Brendan Gleason, Liam Neeson, Jack Nicholson, Daniel Day-Lewis.... and loads of others!.... FAVOURITE AUTHORS:.... Cormac McCarthy, Geoffrey Lent, John Steinbeck, Michael Connolly, Ian Rankin, Jamie Lee Burke, Annie Proulx, Elmore Leonard, Larry McMurtry, Harlan Coben... and loads of others!.... FAVOURITE PLACES:.... Canada, Joshua Tree National Park in California, Monterrey in CA, Virginia City in Nevada, Santa Fe in New Mexico, Dublin in Ireland, County Donegal in Ireland, Portstewart, Co Derry in N.Ireland, Cuba, Brunswick Heads in eastern Australia
  • Sounds Like

    He's enjoying himself hopefully! .... .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

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  • Errol

    This new Myspace set up is a bunch of shit... it used to be straightforward, easy to manage and user friendly... no wonder nobody visits it anymore! Aaaaargh!!!

    1 year ago
  • Tom Price - Drummer/Per…

    Hey thanks for adding me!
    Please have a listen to my tracks!
    Tom

    2 years ago
  • LIzette CAssIdy

    Enjoying your music.

    2 years ago
  • LIzette CAssIdy

    Love the music

    2 years ago
  • Jacqueline Kelly

    Hello stranger...


    Haven't seen nor heard tell of ye in a while. How's things? Hope you enjoyed that well earned holiday, which probably seems like a century ago by now! Off for a couple of days on mid-term break... you can almost hear the sigh of relief!! Hope all's well with you both,

    Catch up soon :-)

    Zippy x

    3 years ago
  • robert higgins

    Thank You for Your Friendship...Peace..

    3 years ago
  • Des Horsfall

    Owdo Errol,

    it's so good to be called 'young man'....it doesn't happen too often these days!!
    Yer not lookin' so bad yerself.
    All the best,

    Des

    3 years ago
  • Jacqueline Kelly

    Cheers Zippy II... thanks for that :-) Getting on a bit now!! xx

    3 years ago
  • Eilis Boland

    I know ... I was there!

    And it was a lovely gig-and that's not something that I can say too often in this town.
    Looking forward to playing the album today,while I do my tax returns.
    Thank you!

    3 years ago
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Bio:



New CD "No Borders" now available online at www.errolwalsh.co.uk



No Borders is a charitable project. PROCEEDS OF ALL CD SALES GO TO SUPPORT HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE



Errol was born in Coleraine, Co Derry, Northern Ireland... native of Portstewart.... emigrated to Canada during the late sixties and become a singer and songwriter.

By the early seventies returned to the UK and moved to the Isle of Arran on the West Coast of Scotland... learning and growing.

Returned to Ireland and moved to the magical 'Kingdom of Kerry' for a few years before moving to Dublin with current band at that time "Stagalee".

After a few years of great music in a funky/soul vein with Stagalee, Errol moved into a bluesier vein with a band called "The Business" inherited from Paul Brady's 'Hard Station' album.

'Stagalee' and 'The Business' benefitted from the remarkable talents of many of Dublin's leading musicians of that period (Jimmy Faulkner, Pat O'Farrell, James Delaney, Tommy Moore, Fran Breen, Don Baker, Declan McNeilis, Dave Gaynor, Carl Geraghty, John Forbes, Greg Boland, Dave McHale, Eoin O'Neill, Phillip Donnelly) and a few talented Scottish imports from Glasgow band Cado Belle (Colin Tully, Maggie Reilly and Gavin Hodgson). There was even a short lived exploration of rock meets folk with leading Irish female singer, Mary Black! Mary eventually recovered from the shock, refined her needs and continued her upward trajectory to international stardom.

The eighties saw Errol in London where he founded several new bands featuring, at different times, legendary pedal steel player, B.J.Cole, multi-instrumentalist Steve Simpson, ex Sutherland Brothers sidemen Tim Renwick and Willie Wilson and virtuoso Dublin born guitarist Ed Deane.

In the nineties 'Coyotes' enjoyed considerable success in the 'Americana' genre including appearances at major Americana festivals and a 'Best Album 1997'award at the BBC television 'British Country Music Awards'.

That same year Errol found himself in Nashville, in a studio with some of Nashville's finest from Kieran Kane's 'Dead Reckoning' stable. The resulting album 'Waltzin' In The Water' won the coveted 'Northern Lights - Spirit Of Antrim' award for contributions to the Irish music industry (previous recipients included Brian Kennedy and Liam O'Flynn)

Today, Errol lives in beautiful Glenariff (God's own little acre!) in the Glens of Antrim where he continues to write and play sporadically and make the occasional foray to gigs and festivals abroad.

Errol devotes most of his time to working with the Huntington's Disease Association Northern Ireland





The CD albums are on sale at www.errolwalsh.co.uk ..

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Member Since:

January 04, 2008

Members:

Errol plays acoustically as a solo artist.

He also plays as a duo with various other guitarists including Belfast guitar maestro Gordon McAllister, virtuoso Dublin blues slide guitarist Ed Deane and ace Lisburn blues guitarist Ronnie Greer as well as selected guest appearances with the Ronnie Greer Big Band

Influences:

MUSIC:

Bob Dylan, The Band, Levon Helm, The Stanley Brothers, Taj Mahal, Merle Haggard, Delbert McClinton, The Amazing Rhythm Aces, John Fogerty, Guy Clark, John Prine, Doug Sahm, Steve Earle, Kieran Kane, Ry Cooder, Bill Withers, Eddie Harris, Boz Scaggs, Randy Newman, Stephen Bruton, Gary Nicholson, Jesse Winchester, Ry Cooder, Andy Fairweather-Low, Ray Charles, The Crusaders, Bap Kennedy, Lyle Lovett, Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee, The Staple Singers, Willie Nelson, Lowell George, Mississippi John Hurt, Dr John, Lucinda Williams, Steve Reilly & the Mamou Playboys, Mary Gauthier, Joel Sonnier, Leon Russell and so many, many more...

MOVIES

The childhood cowboy in me loves classy westerns and great modern American classics like:

Deadwood, Lonesome Dove, Unforgiven, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, The Missing, 21 Grams, Monsters Ball, Mystic River, The Proposition (Australian), The Assassination of Jesse James by the coward Robert Ford, No Country for Old Men

MOVIE HEROES:

Tommy Lee Jones, Benicio Del Toro, Johnny Depp, Robert Duvall, Clint Eastwood, Martin Scorsese, Matt Damon, Kathy Burke, George Clooney, Ray Winstone, William H. Macey, Ian McShane, Brendan Gleason, Liam Neeson, Jack Nicholson, Daniel Day-Lewis.... and loads of others!

FAVOURITE AUTHORS:

Cormac McCarthy, Geoffrey Lent, John Steinbeck, Michael Connolly, Ian Rankin, Jamie Lee Burke, Annie Proulx, Elmore Leonard, Larry McMurtry, Harlan Coben... and loads of others!

FAVOURITE PLACES:

Canada, Joshua Tree National Park in California, Monterrey in CA, Virginia City in Nevada, Santa Fe in New Mexico, Dublin in Ireland, County Donegal in Ireland, Portstewart, Co Derry in N.Ireland, Cuba, Brunswick Heads in eastern Australia

Sounds Like:

He's enjoying himself hopefully!



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