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The McPeake Family: Irish music group Juanita, The Old Piper, A Bucket Of The Mountain Dew и другие песни. Listen free to The McPeake Family Irish Folk Brennan on the Moor, Alabama and more. 12 tracks . The McPeake family of Belfast were one of the few Irish pre-ballad boom groups. That they were better-known abroad than at home is illustrated by a story told about a conversation between Bob Dylan and Bono of U2 in 1984. The legendary singer asked what Bono thought of the McPeakes. The Dublin-born Bono had never heard of them. The group was built up around the grandfather, Francis I, who had studied pipes under the blind Galway piper John Reilly. The McPeake family are Belfasts foremost traditional music family. From this beginning Frank McPeake became a famed pipe player throughout Ireland and the world, performing at the pan-Celtic expo in Brussels in McPeake Family: все альбомы, включая Wild Mountain Thyme. Irish Traditional Songs in Gaelic & English. Joe Heaney. The World of Folk, Vol. Various artists. Complete Folk, Vol. Traditional Irish Folk Songs. Формируйте собственную коллекцию записей The McPeake Family. Жанр: Folk, World, & Country. Стиль: Celtic , Folk. Год: 1963. McLeod's Reel. The McPeake Family LP, Album. Topic Records. Продать эту версию. The McPeake Family. The McPeake Family LP, Album, RE. Wild Mountain Thyme also known as Purple Heather and Will Ye Go, Lassie, Go is an IrishScottish folk song. The lyrics and melody are a variant of the song The Braes of Balquhither by Scottish poet Robert Tannahill 17741810 and Scottish composer Robert Archibald Smith 17801829, but were adapted by Belfast musician Francis McPeake 18851971 into Wild Mountain Thyme and first recorded by his family in the 1950s. The McPeake Family have been whispered as folk-royalty. Their beloved song Wild Mountain Thyme has been on the lips of music lovers across the globe. This hauntingly beautiful folk anthem has been covered by music superstars such as Ed Sheeran, Rod Stewart and Bob Dylan, to name a few. Francis McPeake I, penned Wild Mountain Thyme Francis McPeake II influenced Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan etc Francis McPeake III taught John Lennon the Uilleann Pipes and now the latest generation have formed McPEAKE who recently appeared in the EMMY Award-winning PBS Special Music of Ireland. Irish Folk from The McPeake Family Vinyl. And other albums from The McPeake Family are available on sale at McPeake Family of Belfast, Northern Ireland were one of the finest and most successful Irish traditional music groups of the 1960s. Their song, Wild Mountain Thyme, also know as Will Ye Go Lassie, Go, is one of the most famous songs to emerge from the folk revival of the 1950s being covered by an incredible variety of artists including Fotheringay, The Byrds, Mark Knopfler and Rod Stewart as well as The Chieftains and Clancy Brothers. Their distinctive combination of uilleann pipes, harps and harmony vocals set a new standard for Irish music in the 1950s & 60s and their warm ensemble s