Moore Moss Rutter is a contemporary folk music trio formed in the UK in 200… Read Full Bio ↴Moore Moss Rutter is a contemporary folk music trio formed in the UK in 2009. Their material is often developed from traditional English folk tunes and pieces of their own that incorporate folk music, 20th-century classical music, jazz and elements of bluegrass. Tom Moore (Norfolk) plays fiddle, Archie Churchill-Moss (Somerset) plays melodeon and Jack Rutter (Yorkshire) plays guitar and sings.
Moore and Churchill-Moss formed a fiddle and melodeon duo at the age of 11 and performed at various venues in 2005/6 (and in 2017 recorded as Tom Moore & Archie Churchill-Moss). It was the festival season of 2008 that saw the trio come together as a whole - partly the doing of Sam Pirt, who had originally united Moore and Churchill-Moss at Cambridge Festival and later introduced them to Rutter at Beverley. The band came together to record a three-track demo CD in autumn 2009 which lead to a multitude of performance opportunities. The recording ultimately got them through to the prestigious BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award Semi-Finals in 2011, which they went on to win overall.
Also in 2011 they recorded their debut album Moore Moss Rutter with acclaimed producer and engineer Andy Bell.
Subsequently, they released II in 2015 and III in 2018.
www.mooremossrutter.co.uk.
Moore and Churchill-Moss formed a fiddle and melodeon duo at the age of 11 and performed at various venues in 2005/6 (and in 2017 recorded as Tom Moore & Archie Churchill-Moss). It was the festival season of 2008 that saw the trio come together as a whole - partly the doing of Sam Pirt, who had originally united Moore and Churchill-Moss at Cambridge Festival and later introduced them to Rutter at Beverley. The band came together to record a three-track demo CD in autumn 2009 which lead to a multitude of performance opportunities. The recording ultimately got them through to the prestigious BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award Semi-Finals in 2011, which they went on to win overall.
Also in 2011 they recorded their debut album Moore Moss Rutter with acclaimed producer and engineer Andy Bell.
Subsequently, they released II in 2015 and III in 2018.
www.mooremossrutter.co.uk.
The Galway Shawl
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@rusticpartyeditz
Glway Shaw was issued on LP in 1978. The album was I'll Spend A Time With You.
It was reissued on an album The Johnny McEvoy Collection around 1982. I haven't seen the LP, but this album was reissued on cd with the name 20 Collected Irish Ballads.
The point of this ramble is that the CD 20 Collected Irish Ballads butchered 19 of the songs on the CD, shortening all the songs. Galway Shawl was one of the songs butchered, losing the first verse (which is included on the original 1978 LP). Taking out the first verse wrecks the song.
Strangely, Dolphin, who put out this CD, included the whole song on another CD which is here on Youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEcMvn5OUAc
@paddyf5134
One of mums favourite songs. I'm now 56 and this song reminds me so.much of my mum.and dad, especially Saturday nights bringing friends and family back to our house after closing time for a party. All these old songs are etched in the memory forever. Was about 9 or 10 years old. Mum loved this song, sadly she passed away in 2016, and my life changed forever. Miss you bigtime mum. ☘☘☘☘.
@pauli6794
God bless you brother,my mum called this beautiful song a old time waltz.I lost my mum last year and it’s a part of my life I’ll never get back only memories.As I do and you do is listen to the old songs and think of are great mothers🙏🏻
@tobydom5897
Do you want to talk about it
@artseosamhogriobhta
This is one of those Irish country songs that I actually enjoy. The ornamentation is just beautiful. You can hear that mandolin at the start and we're away
@nicollecairney7174
My grandas song.. brought me up listening to Irish music but this song will always be his! He still with us just now but won’t be much longer and still sings this to me. We are from Scotland 🏴 but his grandparents came here from Ireland 🇮🇪 for a better life.
@derek1752
Nicolle Cairney fair play great song Galway shawl . Fair play to him for bringing you up on Irish . music Nicole cairney
@jackieshmueli1850
There is something about Irish music ,it gets to your bones and soul.One more thumbs up from Israel with thanks.!
@Marydawgs
This brings back memories of great parties in The Bronx with Irish music playing, wonderful food served up by those who cooked for a living after they left their home in Ireland, drink flowing and family & friends laughing and sharing fun,good talk and good, simple times with good people.Rich memories I'll cherish forever.
@michaeljoseph8674
Mary Frances Dawgs You probably knew my father. You probably also visited upstate the catskills also. My Father was Joe Nellany and his band was the Sligo Aces, we grew up in the bronx and he played music in most of the clubs Dirty Nellys the Red Mil Galic Park. Yes they are great memories we have I know them all
@patrickdevine4055
God bless you good man