Wagon Wheel by Nathan Carter is a cover and was co-written by Bob Dylan
They cant all be classics Bob
You only found this out now? Surprised with you with your usual high quality music link posting here. I would have thought you were a boffin.
The best known version (outside of Ireland) is sang by Darius Rucker who youâll remember from Hootie and the Blowfish
Hootie were at the peak of their powers and all over the radio during my summer of 95 in NYC
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Walt Disneyâs great Grandfather, Arundel Elias Disney, was born in Gowran, Co Kilkenny in 1801.
Some of his ancestors are buried in Tinryland, Co Carlow.
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That song and Waterfalls by TLC was never off the radio in Boston in 1995
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Run around from Blues traveller
Lightning crashes from Live
Tomorrow from Silverchair
Better man from Pearl Jam
Good from Better than Ezra
I could go on and on
Great days, mostly hungover and choking on dust or insulation in 90 degree heat
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Do me a favour, donât go chasing waterfalls
hed be much better off sticking to the rivers and lakes that hes used to
I know that youâre gonna have it your way or nothinâ at allâŚ
Late with my information but here goes:
Christy Mooreâs great grandfather came from Oylegate. He would have been one of the Powerâs, of Powerâs whiskey fame. Powerâs used to get farmers from Oylegate up to Dublin during the winter months to work the distillery.
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I donât know what that is.
Belongs in the Marty thread !
Hedgehogs love cat kibble⌠i found one at my door last night and was thinking he took a wrong turn but a quick Google tells me they love cat food so he was after the grand prize at the front door.
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Be careful. They can move surprisingly fast.
The wife has been feeding one. It made a bit of a go for her. I think they are a bit blind.
The part of the Limerick-Cork border between the two red lines follows the path of the River Maigue, from where it rises near Milford to where it fully enters County Limerick near Ballyagran.
Thugs were a band of Indian murderers devoted to the Hindu God Kali who set upon travelers and ritually strangled them before robbing them. This practice was called thuggee.
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You never saw Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom?
No I hate those kind of silly adventure films.
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I read about these chaps when researching our bushwhackers ⌠The Indian variation was far more religious Voodoo than moral/land related that many of our secret societies were.
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