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Hard Cases

Written by Robin Turner

Thursday, 19 January 2006

My current album "Hard Cases" was recorded with my good friend and fantastic musician Wally Desmond (uilean pipes and low whistles) and his son Donnacha (bodhran) at John Hannons studio in Drumlish, Co. Longford. "Hard Cases" has four of my own songs, three Christy Moore songs, a version of the Rolling Stones "Ruby Tuesday", a version of Richard Thompson's "Galway to Graceland" and Paul Brady's fabulous "Nobody Knows".

Hard Cases is available in our online store and at all gigs.

Title:	Hard Cases
	song	author	length
01	russian roulette	jim page	4.06
02	ruby tuesday	rolling stones	3.33
03	easy johnny	robin turner	2.22
04	ordinary man	peter homes	5.02
05	backstreets	robin turner	3.27
06	galway 2 graceland	richard thompson	5.40
07	daydreams	robin turner	3.04
08	bad forecast	robin turner	3.47
09	hard cases	johnny mulhearn	3.25
10	nobody knows	paul brady	4.29

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I am currently living in Castlecove, South Kerry, where I work as a musician. I play music in the local bars, such as O ‘Carrolls Cove Beach Bar in Castlecove , the Lobster Bar in Waterville , the Anchor Bar in Caherciveen and also further a field in Limerick, Cork, Clare and Galway.