Lisa O'Neill

After the point I left, it became really central to this new wave, a new...

John Francis Flynn and Lancam and Lisa O'Neill and all these people coming out of the sessions in the Cobblestone but it was also, I had a great upstairs venue as well and I used to play there with my band De Jimbe, we were mixing West African drumming and traditional Irish music and I'd be there with other Dublin musicians, Paul Kelly and Frankie Lane and Sean Whelan and That was one of the central places.

Then there was Whelan's as well.

It was a great place if you had a big gig to do and occasionally we'd do some in Vicar Street and that was a pretty exciting place to play.

You heard Hail from the self-debut Taste LP, came out about 67, 68.

Right before that, Lisa O'Neill from County... with I'm Gonna Get Me on the Road, or I'm Gonna Get Me to the Road, rather.

And that was from the Has an Album CD.

Right before that, the amazing Jesse Wells with Join Ice, Sydney City Trash with God Save the Queen and 10,000 Miles Away.