Patio Party Reggae
- Thread starter kwillia
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On the list... 
BOP
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Go check out your Roger Miller thread...
Aye, aye, ma'am!
Yeah that was actually really good. Nothing beats some great reggae while enjoying some drinks outdoors. Reminds me of island getaways, which I need one of. 
BOP
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I have XM and I live primarily on E-Street and Bluesville... back and forth... back and forth...
I'm thinking about getting satellite on my computer. Think it's worth it?
BOP
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I've been meaning to post this for my new buddy Kwilla, but I keep forgetting.
It's Sinead O'Connor, live in Dublin, singing Óró Sé do Bheatha 'Bhaile
One commenter quipped "Oh, look! Celtic Reggae!"
O'Connor is purported to have said this about her version of the song (from a commenter):
"Explaination from Sinead's album Sean-Nos Nua..."for me this song celebrates the return of any woman to her power , having lost it to invading forces.. It is an honouring of the female warrior spirit and of the right of any woman to be true to themselves. it is a war song in honour of Grace O'Malley -aka Grainne Mhaol, a warrior woman of Ireland who defended the Irish coastline during the time of Elizabeth 1 and had a formidable force of ships..."
It's Sinead O'Connor, live in Dublin, singing Óró Sé do Bheatha 'Bhaile
One commenter quipped "Oh, look! Celtic Reggae!"
O'Connor is purported to have said this about her version of the song (from a commenter):
"Explaination from Sinead's album Sean-Nos Nua..."for me this song celebrates the return of any woman to her power , having lost it to invading forces.. It is an honouring of the female warrior spirit and of the right of any woman to be true to themselves. it is a war song in honour of Grace O'Malley -aka Grainne Mhaol, a warrior woman of Ireland who defended the Irish coastline during the time of Elizabeth 1 and had a formidable force of ships..."