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Paul Bradley: General Info

Member Since	4/18/2007
Band Website	http://www.paulbradleyviolins.ie
Record Label	unsigned
Type of Label	Indie

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About Paul Bradley

Paul Bradley comes from a musical family in Co. Armagh in the North of Ireland.

Of his album "Atlantic Roar", the Irish Times wrote:

"Key and style changes show off not only his utter comfort with the instrument but his total understanding of the music he plays."

He lives in Galway where he teaches fiddle and makes, repairs and trades in violins.

He played fiddle with Dorsa, a group which toured regularly abroad and which formed part of Ireland's musical representation in Expo 2000.

He teaches fiddle each year at the Willie Clancy Summer School in Miltown malbay, Co. Clare.

He has given master-classes at many prestigious events and festivals including the University of Limerick, Traditional Music Dept.

Paul is also a poet and has read from his works at University of Limerick, Open House Festival, (Belfast) and at No Alibis bookshop, Botanic Avenue, Belfast. He is currently recording an album of poems and tunes on a new violin of his own making.

Atlantic Roar | Paul Bradley
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The Wild Music of the Gael | Dorsa
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Ronan Ryan	Jun 22 2009 9:26 PM Hiya Paul.. thanks very much for the add. All the very best from Limerick.
Gordon Reeves	Jun 20 2009 9:03 AM Thanks for your add, Paul! Have a great weekend. All the best, Gordon
Rhythm Festival	Jun 10 2009 2:54 PM Details: www.rhythmfestival.net
Noel Lenaghan	Jun 9 2009 3:08 PM Well well, did ya survive the big boat race?
Martin Meehan	May 31 2009 7:05 PM Now your talking my kind of language!
Jessica	May 18 2009 3:17 PM Hey lovely Paul! It's raining cats and dogs outside right now...I got my fiddle in one hand & the other a bow whilst I type with one finger to you :) How the heck are ya? Hope you are doing great...check out the painting I did of Christel~ XXXOOO
Faber Optimé	May 17 2009 8:49 AM Hey there, Here's one from left field... Ever wondered what to do in the event of a nuclear threat? A while ago I found stuff that inspired me to make this film: Living Under the Shadow of the Nuclear Umbrella Both artistic (ensure you get the background music!) and educational, it primarily comprises official British government civil defence advice. Though source materials are quite aged, much remains relevant today. I encourage all to visit the YouTube page to learn more (Show support! Rate! Comment!) and responsibly circulate as widely as possible, here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaIim3Rj7L4 Help to raise awareness. Say have you checked out my web site recently? Take care and keep in touch. Best, Faber. "Just a guy trying to make the world a better place."
Chad Dughi	May 8 2009 2:18 PM Been up all night making a CD for McGlynn. Need me bed. Oh God! Send us an address and I'll wire one to you. All the best, Bradley. Yours in the music, Sleepy-headed Chadly
Chad Dughi	May 8 2009 6:19 AM "I figure there's heaven, hell, purgatory and the blues. I've always been in the blues, just reaching up for hell." -Townes Van Zandt Hope you got that fiddle swing-singing away as we speak. Hot damn! I coulda sworn I done heard it there in the breeze, only a moment ago. Don't know for sure. Maybe it was just a raccoon farting. Either way, lots of love to you and the sister!
Moondance Festival	May 7 2009 9:22 AM It's Gonna be Fun! We've some nice Trad Bands lined up for the Sunday, so hope to see you there!
Barry Kerr	May 2 2009 5:03 AM well boss ,hows she cuttin? just read that leonard peltier has been nominated for the nobel peace prize for the 6th time......still they wont let him out...makes you wonder what the people at the top are afraid of. Been thinking about that trip to the island....its keeping me somewhat sane out here,something to look forward to......real music!!!!take her handy,Barry
The Molas	Apr 23 2009 6:20 PM We just posted a new song called "I Hate the News". Love your feedback.
Chad Dughi	Apr 20 2009 1:37 AM Hey Paul - A duo called The Lost Brothers will be doing a gig at the Roisin Dubh on the 5th of May and are well worth going to see, well worth supporting. They were over in Portland for a few weeks, recording their second album, and only left town a couple days ago. I know one of them from Omagh and met the other one mad night in Lurgan. Check out their myspace and see what you think. "City of the Rose" would be a great place to start. It's a song inspired by the ghost of a prostitute that is said to haunt the halls of the hotel where they were staying the last time they were here recording. Portland is known as the City of the Rose(s). I hope you are doing well.
Faber Optimé	Apr 13 2009 12:09 AM Good to have you as a friend! So great to see the internet in action this way, shortening distances between people. I hope all's well with you and that you enjoy checking out my web site some time. For occasional, new, refreshing, insightful and (possibly?!) valuable content, I encourage you to sign up for my free newsfeed/email newsletter (using the form on site at page right - high quality, low quantity, no spam!). You might enjoy watching some of my films (use the on screen controls to skip between them): More (Rate! Comment! Favorite! Subscribe!) on my YouTube channel - http://www.youtube.com/faberoptime. Take care and keep in touch. Best, Faber. "Just a guy trying to make the world a better place. "
Barry Kerr	Apr 11 2009 9:04 PM Well boss,any new poems ? would love something half decent to read while i am stuck on this tour. Barry
Chiara...	Apr 8 2009 2:24 PM Thanks for the add! Have a great Wednesday! Chiara
MontNegres	Apr 9 2009 2:37 PM Thanks for adding us and for your music. You know where we are if you come any time to Barcelona. Gabe
Ciaran Kelly	Apr 8 2009 9:04 PM Thanks for the add..it's been a while since we had a few tunes, but who knows what the future will bring!
Barry Kerr	Apr 8 2009 3:12 AM well boss ....almost full moon,i think tomorrow is it ,i am in canada,up in nova scotia.....not a tune anywhere around.....and me trying to stay off the pints,hope your well auld hand.......intensive kerr
Sue Cooke	Apr 3 2009 4:36 PM Hi Paul Thanks for accepting! I've always at least one book on the go! Sorry I can't make the Lewisham Irish Centre gig. Geraldine told me about it but 'Things' have conspired against me for that weekend. All the best. Sue
Noel Lenaghan	Apr 1 2009 2:07 PM Nay bawer!
Chad Dughi	Apr 1 2009 2:19 AM Saw your light flashing and have been throwing pebbles at your window for the last half hour, but you must either have the music up loud, be sawing away on the fiddle, or be passed out on the couch. Wanted to show you the car I picked up a few days back. The color's a bit mad - GOLD! - but it should come in handy for my upcoming tour of backwoods biker bars. I'll drop by another time and let you have a look at it. Till then: all the best...
Neff Brothers	Mar 31 2009 11:57 PM many thanks for the friendship ... Sláinte, Éibhear www.neffbros.eu
Mo McMorrow	Mar 27 2009 10:06 PM Thanks for that Paul. Yes I am gettin it together for sure. Start recording in April my first CD and I'm just polishing songs up now. Songs I thought were finished are suddenly improving out of the blue. The idea off puttin them down permanently is scary and fear is a great motivator... Anyway Paul, Bell Harbour might've felt a long way away from everything. That's only 'cause it is I guess. : )
Dom	Mar 23 2009 1:16 PM Howya paul, the tour was savage! Had a wild time in the snowy mountains! Hasi reckons he never had a gang that played so much music,we played before the soundcheck, during the soundcheck, did the gig and then played all night after! Got back from france yesterday, we were out supporting cathail hayden, mairtin o'conner and seamie o'dowd for two gigs. It went great, got great encouragment from the lads. Hope all is well with you, we'll meet up for a jar and a chat soon.

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