Cherish the Ladies, the beloved all-woman Irish music group, celebrate Celtic Christmas traditions with gorgeous harmonies, lovely instrumentation, and high-energy step-dancing in an evening of time-honored holiday songs and popular carols. Saturday, December 15, 2007 at 8 pm $39 / $33 / $27 www.flynncenter.org. + Informações

www.returntocamden.org www.cherishtheladies.com RECORDED ON 28.10.06 AT THE LONDON IRISH CENTER as part of Return to Camden Town Festival. + Informações

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Live in the witf Performance Studio, members of the Celtic group "Cherish the Ladies" perform "Far From Home", written by Joanie Madden, leader of the group.. + Informações

www.cherishtheladies.com Promotional Video courtesy Cherish the Ladies. "It is simply impossible to imagine an audience that wouldn't enjoy what they do": a Boston Globe critic's praise for Cherish the Ladies, a feisty all-female Irish band. This exciting group offers audiences the whole package: virtuosic instrumentals, gorgeous vocals, and stunning step dancing. The best of Ireland is coming to Omaha!. + Informações

Irish music band on a gig in Belfast. + Informações

Beautiful version of this classic melody performed by Cherish the Ladies. Photos from the west coast of Ireland.. + Informações

Tommy's guest Cherish The Ladies sing The Back Door...Cathy Ryan has such a great voice.. + Informações

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Cherish the Ladies with Michael Boyle, Cara Butler, Dan Stacey, and John Pilatzke. + Informações

From Celtic Visions Album single by Cherish the Ladies The Ballad of the FoxHunter. Lyrics: 'Lay me in a cushioned chair; Carry me, ye four, With cushions here and there, To see the world once more. 'To stable and to kennel go; Bring what there is to bring; Lead my Lollard to and fro, Or gently in a ring. 'Put the chain upon the grass: Bring Rody and his hounds, That I may contented pass From these earthly bounds.' His eyelids droop, his head falls low, His old eyes cloud with dreams; The sun upon all things that grow Falls in sleepy streams. Chorus: 'Huntsman, blow the horn, Come make the hills reply. Loosen on the morn A gay wandering cry. Rody, blow your horn. Come make the hills reply' 'I cannot blow my horn, But only weep and sigh.' Lollard treads upon the lawn, And to the armchair goes, The old man's dreams are gone He soothes the long brown nose. Moves many a pleasant tongue Upon his wasted hands, Aged hounds and young The huntsman near him stands Chorus Round his cushioned place With new sorrow wrung: Hounds gazing on his face, Aged hounds and young Fire in the old man's eyes, His fingers move and sway, The wandering music dies, They hear him feebly say, Chorus The blind hound with a mournful cry Slowly lifts his head; They bear the body in; The hounds wail for the dead. The hounds wail for the dead; Wail for the dead. The words of William Butler Yeats?. + Informações

Mais um video da safra antiga que fez muito sucesso..... Aqui relanço com a letra original em inglês BROKEN WINGS Cherish The Ladies A tall tree, turn and face the west Oh we're running with the wind On high cliff top we're waiting with the rest For this journey to begin Chorus (after each verse): And these broken wings won't fly These broken wings won't fly These broken wings won't fly at all See how we laugh, maybe we should crawl And beg to be excused We shout loudly, have answers to it all But we have been refused Girl child, you're dancing with the wind Growing with the silver trees Your young questions, you ask me what it means But I am not at ease A tall tree, turn and face the west Oh we're running with the wind On high cliff top we're waiting with the rest For this journey to begin These broken wings won't fly These broken wings won't fly These broken wings won't fly 1. + Informações

A wee bit of a taste of "Cherish the Ladies" at the Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow, Scotland Jan 17th/08. Captured by yours truely Dan Stacey. First 40sec are of the dancers deciding what to do then it takes off from there....special guests and all. When the video goes haywire I'm actually dancing myself. Sorry for the sea sickness. Cheers. + Informações

Cherish The Ladies - Erin Grá Ma Chrói (Ireland Of My Heart) the pictures in this video are of Ireland. This Video is Dedicated to my Irish Sister Moriah, A very sweet and loving lady who taught me a lot about Jesus and introduced me to Irish Celtic Worship. Love you always sis, See you in Heaven. Always your lil' Irish flower love. (Iris) Moriah 1962 - 2008 RIP Video hosted with permission by New Beginnings Chapel. + Informações

wonderful irish folk music. + Informações

The National Forest Folk Festival 2007 1.Dimming of the Day 2. 3.. + Informações

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Aoife Clancy sings "Keg of Brandy" at the Cherish the Ladies Reunion concert - Milwaukee Irish Fest 2007.. + Informações

Cherish The Ladies performing to their Sold Out audience at The Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow as part of Celtic Connections 2010.. + Informações

Celebrate the newest members of the Bronx Walk of Fame - Joanie Madden and Cherish the Ladies! Highlights from the 2010 Bronx Ball at Orchard Beach, featuring Joanie Madden, Mary Coogan, Deirdre Connolly and Donny Golden bringing the house/tent down! courtesy Bronx Tourism Council and BRONXNET , Director - Derek Woods. + Informações

Members of the Celtic band "Cherish the Ladies" perform a medley of Celtic Christmas tunes live in the witf Performance Studio, with Irish dancing by Michael Holland, 2-time All-Ireland National Champion Irish Dancer.. + Informações

A tune written for my mother by my sister Joanie. I think it mainly speaks to feelings regarding loss of family and friends when one or more move far away from home. I think it is great! East Durham, NY 7/16/2010. + Informações

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Members of the Celtic band "Cherish the Ladies" perform a medley of Celtic pieces live in the witf Performance Studio with some traditional Irish dancing by Michael Holland, 2-time All-Ireland National Champion Irish Dancer.. + Informações

'The Waves of Kilkee' is from the second Cherish the Ladies album from RCA, "At Home". This was released in 1999. The theme is "family" and several family members have participated. Enjoy! Special guests: The Clancy Brothers - father and uncle of Cherish the Ladies singer, Aiofe Clancy Jim Coogan - accordian player, father of guitarist and banjo player, Mary Coogan Seamus Egan - flutest, brother of fiddler Siobhan Egan. Additional personnel includes: The Clancy Brothers (vocals) Donal Clancy (guitar) Sean Harkness (electric guitar) Eileen Ivers Jesse Smith (fiddle) Seamus Egan Mike Rafferty (flute) Jim Coogan Joe Madden (accordion) Roryann Egan (concertina) Byron Long (piano) Bob Mayo (Hammond organ) Phil Bowler (acoustic bass) Dave Anderson (fretless bass) Jeff Rosenblatt (drums) Jamie Heddad (percussion). + Informações