written by John Connolly, from the 2010 album "The Wind." Available at Sandbar Music (www.sandbarmusic.com). Find out more about the artist at http Vocals and guitar: John Connolly, Keyboard: Todd MacLean, Fiddle: Cynthia MacLeod. Recorded live at The Carriage House, Beaconsfield Historic Properties in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Jan. 24, 2011. Audio production: Daniel Ledwell, lead camera and video editing: Patrick Ledwell, second camera: Christian Ledwell. Produced by Sustain Creative (www.sustaincreative.com). + Informações

"CHAPTER VII: HOPE & SORROW" John Connolly of Sevendust. LIVE in Milwaukee Wis. talks about his Dean Time Capsule Z and Solteros. + Informações

Mystery author John Connolly is interviewed by Barbara Peters of Poisoned Pen Press and Bookstore, Arizona. + Informações

This is one of the first videos I shot with my SD 790 hanging from the rear view mirror of my VW Vanagon. This is a pretty epic moment for me, driving my first 4 wheeled vehicle across "the bridge" from Prince Edward Island and on through the mainland! I had my good friend John Connolly's album on my iPod, and was still on a fresh high from the awesome experience of building his website with him just before my journey! Fitting that I played one of his songs as I crossed the Confederation Bridge. Actually, I played a couple of his songs, and a few others. The bridge is 13.5km long. The longest span over freezing waters in the world actually.. + Informações

John Connolly's 1988 solo performance at guitar solo competition.. + Informações

At London Business School, John Connolly, discusses his career and his role as Global Chairman of Deloitte. www.london.edu. + Informações

I was thinking about Mr. Dressup ... so I figured I would dress up for kicks. I chose to perform Fiddler's Green. It is NOT my best vocal performance, but I did it for fun. I was also working off of the Dubliner's version. They play i with a CAPO on V, I put a CAPO on III as it is closer to my vocal range. However, it's was about 24 degrees celcious outside and I was wearing my raingar, I think I lost 5 pounds in th taping on this tune. NOTE: Due to a common misconception, I labelled this song as a traditional Irish tune, but from what I understand from My. Raymond Crooke (www.youtube.com this is no quite true, from his notes I retrieved the following information: Written in 1968 by John Connolly, this song rapidly became part of the folk process, with many, including myself, believing it was a much older traditional song. It appears to be based on the song "Wrap me Up in my Tarpaulin Jacket" or "The Handsome Young Airman," and describes a seaman's version of Heaven. Thank again to Mr. Crooke! I hope you enjoy it, its is really a wonderful song with an interesting history, here are the details of FIddler's Green (however reliable they may be) from Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org Fiddler's Green is the afterlife imagined by sailors, and later adopted by US Cavalry, where there is perpetual mirth, a fiddle that never stops playing, and dancers who never tire. There is some evidence to support that the major propagators of this belief were pirates who, knowing they would never .... + Informações

Promotional video with John Connolly of Sevendust and the KORG PX4D. + Informações

John and Clint talk to Fret12 about their gear and rig setups. For more with John and Clint visit www.Fret12.com Be sure to check fret12 out at: Our website: bit.ly Facebook: on.fb.me Tumblr: bit.ly Twitter: bit.ly Myspace: mysp.ac. + Informações

Taken from John's tour of Canada. Filmed (with permission) at the beautiful and lush surroundings at The Rabbit Hole, Grande Prairie, AB. Excellent show!. + Informações

Visit bookvideos.tv to watch more videos about your favorite authors and books! John Connolly is the author of The Unquiet, Every Dead Thing, Dark Hollow, The Killing Kind, The White Road, Bad Men, Nocturnes, and The Black Angel. He is a regular contributor to The Irish Times and lives in Dublin, Ireland.. + Informações

Clint and John answer Fret12 member Carl's questions about how to play faster, and dean guitars. For everything guitar visit www.fret12.com. + Informações

Bestseller John Connolly talks about his new novel The Reapers, the Charlie Parker series and crime fiction in general.. + Informações

Clint explains to fret12.com member Icey from Sweden how John Connolly has influenced him musically and how Clint has inspired or influenced John Connolly. To let Clint know what you think or post a question of your own go to www.fret12.com. + Informações

John Connolly talks about the Thrash Metal scene back in the day and good friends with Slayer, Exodus Gary Holt. Excuse me for the dark video, my Iphone flash was too bright.. + Informações

Author John Connolly discusses his book "The Unquiet" as part of the Authors@Google series. This event took place May 23, 2007 at Google's Dublin office.. + Informações

Lincolnshire Echo writer Karen Parsons interviews bestselling crime novelist John Connolly.. + Informações

John Connolly introduces readers to the Adventures of Samuel Johnson, which began with THE GATES and will continue in May 2011 with HELL'S BELLS (Hodder & Stoughton). HELL'S BELLS will be published in the US in November under the title THE INFERNALS. Read more at www.johnconnollybooks.com!. + Informações

John is joined by Bill Whaley and Dave Fletcher to perform his classic song at Faldingworth Live. + Informações

Guitar lesson with John Connolly of Sevendust. + Informações

John Connolly from Sevendust just joined up with Dean guitars and talks about his new Dean Z at NAMM 2008. + Informações

When I first started posting to YouTube, one of my favourite channels was 78Man. It was eventually closed down for copyright violations and has recently been reincarnated as 78Man2. I found his videos fascinating - just old 78 records going round and round as they played the old songs. So I had to do an experiment - would it work with a CD? Could I get that lovely scratchy sound by using a cheap CD player? So I tried it out in May 2007 with "Fiddlers Green" from my first CD - "Axis of Evil and Other True Stories" - recorded in 2003. Somehow it wasn't quite the same! Written in 1968 by John Connolly, this song rapidly became part of the folk process, with many, including myself, believing it was a much older traditional song. It appears to be based on the song "Wrap me Up in my Tarpaulin Jacket" or "The Handsome Young Airman," and describes a seaman's version of Heaven. You can see a playlist of my Irish songs here: www.youtube.com For lyrics and chords of my songs please see my website: www.raymondcrooke.com. + Informações

El autor irlandés John Connolly viaja al Osario de Sedlec (República Checa) para presentar su nueva novela "El ángel negro", publicada en España por Tusquets Editores.. + Informações

Shotgun John Connolly Live. + Informações

Happy birthday, John!. + Informações