From "Dancer With Bruised Knees", my favourite Kate McGarrigle song ... and it's for Bridget. Chord request from msdoctorwhogirl ... using Capo II, Verse One: Line 1 is GDG, Line 2 is GCD, Line 3 is GC and then, keeping C shape, add pinky on top E string third fret on last word of this line (eg 'song') and Line 4 is GDG again. The little riff that attempts to sound like her piano is four notes: 1) open E (bass) string, 2) E (bass) 3rd fret, 3) open D string, 4) open G string I couldn't find the lyrics or music anywhere so I worked it out from the original vinyl so it might well be wrong - the vinyl is certainly more scratched now with all that lifting on and off of the stylus. (strange old word). + Informações

Kate and Anna McGarrigle perform "Dig My Grave" in a June 1984 TV concert recorded at the Red Creek Inn in Rochester NY. Vocalists on this a cappella song are (left to right): Anna, Kate, Chaim Tannenbaum (lead vocal), and Dane Lanken (bass vocal).. + Informações

A not So Silent Night - Royal Albert Hall. + Informações

Kate & Anna McGarrigle and friends (Rufus Wainwright - son of Kate -, Emmylou Harris, Mary Black, Karen Matheson, Rod Paterson) perform Stephen Foster's Hard times come again no more during the Transatlantic sessions.. + Informações

From 1st Series Transatlantic Sessions. Karen Matheson providing harmony. + Informações

Kate and Anna McGarrigle perform Anna's "Heart Like a Wheel" at Caffe Lena in Saratoga Springs, NY (1990).. + Informações

From 1984. + Informações

An early version of The McGarrigles singing 'Complainte.....' from German TV 1977. + Informações

From 1984. + Informações

From 1977 , German TV. + Informações

Gentle Annie. + Informações

From "Tell My Sister", an essential three cd set which includes the McGarrigle Sisters' first two cds plus a third cd of previously unreleased material, This version of Kate's "Talk To Me Of Mendocino" is from the disc of unreleased songs. We miss you, Kate.. + Informações

Audio only. Track 01 from album of the same name, released 1977.. + Informações

Kate and Anna McGarrigle perform "Complainte pour Ste. Catherine" in a June 1984 TV concert recorded at the Red Creek Inn in Rochester NY. Before the song Kate introduces the members of the band: Pat Donaldson (bass), Gordy Adamson (drums), Andrew Cowan (guitar), Gilles Losier (violin), Dane Lanken (bass voice), Chaim Tannenbaum (voice, harmonica on this piece but other instruments on other songs), and Jane McGarrigle. Source video (mediocre) is VHS SP recorded from a TV broadcast; audio is synced from a separately-recorded FM stereo simulcast.. + Informações

Kate and Anna McGarrigle perform Kate's song "NaCl" on TV Ontario's "Studio 2" (July 23, 1997). Performing with them are Michel Pépin (bass) and Joel Zifkin (violin). Source is of poor quality (VHS EP, linear audio, tracking problems) but listenable. This is Part 1 of 3. Part 2 (interview) is here: www.youtube.com Part 3 ("Why Must We Die?") is here: www.youtube.com. + Informações

Kate and Anna McGarrigle sing Cool River with Lily Lanken and Joel Zifkin. + Informações

Kate and Anna McGarrigle perform Wade Hemsworth's "My Mother Is the Ocean Sea" at the Winnipeg Folk Festival in 1992. The song is introduced by Wade Hemsworth. Other performers include Peter Weldon, Jane McGarrigle and Dane Lanken (singing), Joel Zifkin (violin), Danny Greenspoon (electric guitar), and Kit Johnson (bass).. + Informações

Title track from Matapedia--a fantastic album. One of my fave bands. :-) Her hair was dyed black and she was bending down Picking something from off the ground She was seventeen And he said, "Oh my God, it's Kate" She said "No, I'm the daughter of Kate My name is Martha, who are you? Ma never told me, never told me 'bout you" He put his big middle-aged hands upon her shoulders And he looked her in the eyes Just like a boy of nineteen would do And she was not afraid No, she was not afraid Once upon a time two kids in love in a car were flyin' over mountains Trying to catch a boat that'd take 'em up river to home... And they raced the Matapedia Sixty minutes sixty miles Thirty minutes thirty miles Twenty minutes twenty miles Ten nine eight.... And I was not afraid No, I was not afraid Well we made the boat with minutes to spare And we crossed on over to the other side And back home, safe and sound But I could not slow down No, I could not slow down And we raced the Matapedia Sixty minutes sixty miles Thirty minutes thirty miles Twenty minutes twenty miles Ten nine eight But I could not slow down No, I could not slow down I was not afraid No, I was not afraid I could not slow down 'cause I was not afraid [ Matapedia Lyrics on www.lyricsmania.com ]. + Informações

Audio only. Track 9, Dancer with Bruised Knees. + Informações

lovely lyric and melody, written by Anna, CBC January 1996. + Informações

Kate McGarrigle performs her song "NaCl" in a June 1984 TV concert recorded at the Red Creek Inn in Rochester NY. In addition to Kate and Anna, the band for this concert includes Pat Donaldson (bass), Gordy Adamson (drums), Andrew Cowan (guitar), Gilles Losier (violin), Dane Lanken (bass voice), Chaim Tannenbaum (voice, harmonica, and other instruments), and Jane McGarrigle.. + Informações

Kate and Anna McGarrigle perform "Why Must We Die?" on TV Ontario's "Studio 2" (July 23, 1997) soon after the release of their 1996 album "Matapedia". Performing with them are Michel Pépin (bass) and Joel Zifkin (violin). The first 60 seconds are from a poor-quality source (VHS EP, linear audio, tracking problems) but the remainder is of higher quality (S-VHS SP, hi-fi audio). This is Part 3 of 3. Part 1 ("NaCl") is here: www.youtube.com Part 2 (interview) is here: www.youtube.com. + Informações

Kate and Anna McGarrigle are profiled on the CBC's "The Fifth Estate" on April 20, 1977, in a segment narrated by Adrienne Clarkson. The presentation is amusingly dated in some ways but the segment is interesting because, even though it's very early in their public careers, it lays out quite clearly their attitude toward celebrity that remained largely unchanged from that point on. There are some nice musical fragments as well as video shots of their family (their mother Gaby, Kate's very young children Rufus and Martha) and friends and collaborators.. + Informações

Kate and Anna McGarrigle perform Kate's "Talk to Me of Mendocino" at Caffe Lena in Saratoga Springs, NY (1990).. + Informações

In 1984 Kate McGarrigle was recorded by WXXI at Red Creek in Rochester, NY. This is the only solo performance of the hour long taped concert by Kate and Anna. Maria Muldaur and Linda Ronstadt were featured guests throughout the show. A truly intimate, rare recording.. + Informações