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davidt
on Monday October 25 2004, @12:00PM
Johnny writes:
Legendary Irish singer Christy Moore covered 'America Is Not the World' on the final date of his U.K. tour on Saturday 23rd October at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall. He commented after the song that "Your man Morrissey wrote that, Morrissey of the Tipperary Morrissey's - he played that at Glastonbury and thankfully Donal (Lunny - co-musician) had the old Walkman set to record".
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Christy Moore covers 'America Is Not the World' in Liverpool
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Legend! (Score:0)
Morrissey (Score:1)
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sweet (Score:0)
The Moore You Ignore Me (Score:0)
They could duet on "Lisdoonvarna".
White H.
christy (Score:0)
good stuff.
good aul christy.interogated by the british special branch on his entry to wales duringthe week for no valid reason !
re (Score:0)
Christy Moore sings Morrissey (Score:1)
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Christy Moore is an awful hooer (Score:1)
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in a related story? Christy Moore detained in UK (Score:0)
21/10/2004 - 15:57:31
Singer Christy Moore has revealed he was held for two hours on Monday by British police at Holyhead under anti-terrorism legislation.
He had travelled there by ferry on his way to a series of concerts in the UK.
In a statement through his publicist this afternoon, Christy Moore describes the incident as threatening and frightening.
Mr Moore has said he and his driver were questioned in separate rooms but his van was not searched nor his instrument cases or equipment.
He has said he found the whole experience threatening he faced questions about lyrics in his songs, the contents of his briefcase and personal questions about his family and children back home.
The singer has said at no time did he get an explanation as to why he was being held.
Mr Moore has said he found the whole affair frightening and the feeling he is left with now some days later is one of sadness because he thought this kind of behaviour toward Irish people heading towards the UK was a thing of the past.
He said both he and his driver have given full statements to the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Irish Ambassador in London.