The Chieftains - Revision history

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Spider of Destiny: /* Association with Zappa */

2011-04-03T20:14:22Z

Association with Zappa

Spider of Destiny at 16:48, 21 December 2010

2010-12-21T16:48:04Z

Spider of Destiny at 19:53, 28 November 2010

2010-11-28T19:53:54Z

Spider of Destiny at 20:39, 25 November 2010

2010-11-25T20:39:40Z

Notreallydavid: style tweaks

2007-01-29T17:09:06Z

style tweaks

Duncan at 12:06, 24 October 2006

2006-10-24T12:06:08Z

Duncan at 11:46, 24 October 2006

2006-10-24T11:46:10Z

Emdebe: not really bandmembers

2006-04-13T21:29:05Z

not really bandmembers

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 ==Association with Zappa==
-The Chieftains, or at least a few of them, played at the  Friday "soirées" at Zappa's home in February 1993, along with other guests such as [[Terry Bozzio]], [[L. Shankar]], [[Johnny "Guitar" Watson]], and the [[Tuvan Throat Singers]]. One of these parties is featured in the A&E Biography programme and the BBC special on FZ.
+The Chieftains, or at least a few of them, played at the  Friday "soirées" at Zappa's home in February 1993, along with other guests such as [[Terry Bozzio]], [[L. Shankar]], [[Johnny "Guitar" Watson]], and the [[Huun-Huur-Tu|Tuvan Throat Singers]]. One of these parties is featured in the A&E Biography programme and the BBC special on FZ.
 Five of the twelve tracks on The Chieftains' [[The Celtic Harp]] were recorded at [[Utility Muffin Research Kitchen|UMRK]] - Zappa contributed to these uncredited.

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 The Chieftains, or at least a few of them, played at the  Friday "soirées" at Zappa's home in February 1993, along with other guests such as [[Terry Bozzio]], [[L. Shankar]], [[Johnny "Guitar" Watson]], and the [[Tuvan Throat Singers]]. One of these parties is featured in the A&E Biography programme and the BBC special on FZ.
-Five of the twelve tracks on The Chieftains' [[The Celtic Harp]] were recorded at [[UMRK]] - Zappa contributed to these uncredited.
+Five of the twelve tracks on The Chieftains' [[The Celtic Harp]] were recorded at [[Utility Muffin Research Kitchen|UMRK]] - Zappa contributed to these uncredited.
 *[[The Chieftains]] - [[The Celtic Harp]] (CD, RCA Victor 09026-61490-2, February 9, 1993)

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 ==Association with Zappa==
-The Chieftans, or at least a few of them, played at the  Friday "soirées" at Zappa's home in February 1993, along with other guests such as [[Terry Bozzio]], [[L. Shankar]], [[Johnny "Guitar" Watson]], and the [[Tuvan Throat Singers]]. One of these parties is featured in the A&E Biography programme and the BBC special on FZ.
+The Chieftains, or at least a few of them, played at the  Friday "soirées" at Zappa's home in February 1993, along with other guests such as [[Terry Bozzio]], [[L. Shankar]], [[Johnny "Guitar" Watson]], and the [[Tuvan Throat Singers]]. One of these parties is featured in the A&E Biography programme and the BBC special on FZ.
 Five of the twelve tracks on The Chieftains' [[The Celtic Harp]] were recorded at [[UMRK]] - Zappa contributed to these uncredited.

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 *[[The Chieftains]] - [[The Celtic Harp]] (CD, RCA Victor 09026-61490-2, February 9, 1993)
 *[[The Chieftains]] - [[The Long Black Veil]] (CD, RCA Victor 09026-62702-2, January 24, 1995)
 [[Category:Side Projects|Chieftains, The]]
 [[Category:Celebrity Fans|Chieftains, The]]
 [[Category:Favorite Artists|Chieftains, The]]
 [[Category:Folk Artists|Chieftains, The]]

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 :<blockquote>"'''U2 is maybe the most popular and successful musical export coming from Ireland today, but there's no comparison between the musical quality of what they do and what the Chieftains do. We play together here nearly every time they're in town and I love the sounds these guys make. I love the melodies and the chord changes, and especially the way their music is performed. Each member of the group is an expert on his instrument, not just in terms of technique, but in terms of the concept they have of what the final ensemble product is supposed to sound like. That is something you are only going to get with a group that has been together 30 years. People describe U2 as "post modern rockers", but what does that mean? Do they themselves know? And which would you rather have? Mediocre invention, or a direct linear descent from celtic culture, which is what I hear in the music of the Chieftains? The Chieftains are their own culture and I hear traces of not only celtic history but global history in their work, echoing back to the beginning of time. I've noticed that when they play here in my home with ethnic musicians from all over the world.''"</blockquote><div align="right">–Joe Jackson interviewing Zappa, 1993</div>
-'''The Chieftains''' are an Irish folk group. They were founded in 1963 and have made Irish traditional music globally popular. The group also performed with many famous musicians, including Luciano Pavarotti, [[Sting]], [[The Rolling Stones]], [[Van Morrison]], Tom Jones and Madonna.
+'''The Chieftains''' are an Irish folk group. They were founded in 1963 and have made Irish traditional music globally popular. The group also performed with many famous musicians, including Luciano Pavarotti, [[Sting]], [[The Rolling Stones]], [[Van Morrison]], Tom Jones and [[Madonna]].
 ==Association with Zappa==
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 [[Category:Celebrity Fans|Chieftains, The]]
 [[Category:Favorite Artists|Chieftains, The]]

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−	The Chieftans, or at least a few of them, played at the Friday "~~soirees~~" at ~~zappa~~'s home in ~~february~~ 1993, along with other 'guests~~' like~~ [[Terry Bozzio]], [[L. Shankar]], [[Johnny "Guitar" Watson]], and the [[Tuvan Throat Singers]]. One of these parties is featured in the A&E Biography and the BBC ~~Special~~ on FZ.	+	The Chieftans, or at least a few of them, played at the Friday "soirées" at Zappa's home in February 1993, along with other guests such as [[Terry Bozzio]], [[L. Shankar]], [[Johnny "Guitar" Watson]], and the [[Tuvan Throat Singers]]. One of these parties is featured in the A&E Biography programme and the BBC special on FZ.

−	5 of the 12 tracks ~~for~~ The ~~Chieftans~~ [[The Celtic Harp]] were recorded at [[UMRK]] - Zappa contributed uncredited.	+	Five of the twelve tracks on The Chieftains' [[The Celtic Harp]] were recorded at [[UMRK]] - Zappa contributed to these uncredited.

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-The Chieftans, or at least a few of them, played at the  Friday "soirees" at zappa's home in february 1993, along with other 'guests' like [[Terry Bozzio]], [[L. Shankar]], [[Johnny "Guitar" Watson]], and the [[Tuvan Throat Singers]]. One of these parties is featured in the A&E Biography and  the BBC Special on FZ. 8 of the 12 tracks for The Chieftans "The Celtic Harp" were recorded at [[UMRK]] - Zappa contributed uncredited. From the liner notes: "a most memorable session with our Celtic cousin, Mr. Tom Jones, recorded at the Zappa's residence under the bemused and watchful eye of Frank himself.  In memory of Frank Zappa."
+The Chieftans, or at least a few of them, played at the  Friday "soirees" at zappa's home in february 1993, along with other 'guests' like [[Terry Bozzio]], [[L. Shankar]], [[Johnny "Guitar" Watson]], and the [[Tuvan Throat Singers]]. One of these parties is featured in the A&E Biography and  the BBC Special on FZ.
-*[[The Chieftains]] - "[[The Celtic Harp]]" (CD, RCA Victor 09026-61490-2, February 9, 1993)
-*[[The Chieftains]] - "[[The Long Black Veil]]" (CD, RCA Victor 09026-62702-2, January 24, 1995)
 [[Category:Side Projects|Chieftains, The]]
 [[Category:Musicians|Chieftains, The]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:46, 24 October 2006
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−	The Chieftans, or at least a few of them, played at the Friday "soirees" at zappa's home in february 1993, along with other 'guests' like [[Terry Bozzio]], [[L. Shankar]], [[Johnny "Guitar" Watson]], and the Tuvan Throat Singers. One of these parties is featured in the A&E Biography and the BBC Special on FZ. 8 of the 12 tracks for The Chieftans "The Celtic Harp" were recorded at [[UMRK]] - Zappa contributed uncredited. From the liner notes: "a most memorable session with our Celtic cousin, Mr. Tom Jones, recorded at the Zappa's residence under the bemused and watchful eye of Frank himself. In memory of Frank Zappa."	+	The Chieftans, or at least a few of them, played at the Friday "soirees" at zappa's home in february 1993, along with other 'guests' like [[Terry Bozzio]], [[L. Shankar]], [[Johnny "Guitar" Watson]], and the [[Tuvan Throat Singers]]. One of these parties is featured in the A&E Biography and the BBC Special on FZ. 8 of the 12 tracks for The Chieftans "The Celtic Harp" were recorded at [[UMRK]] - Zappa contributed uncredited. From the liner notes: "a most memorable session with our Celtic cousin, Mr. Tom Jones, recorded at the Zappa's residence under the bemused and watchful eye of Frank himself. In memory of Frank Zappa."

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	[[Category:Musicians\|Chieftains, The]]		[[Category:Musicians\|Chieftains, The]]