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Subject: Phil and Irish Trad, Music


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Date Posted: 22:20:38 02/18/04 Wed
 Is there any words about Phil as to whether he enjoyed traditional Irish music? Did Phil ever sit in open pub Sessions? Also, did Phil ever meet, or was ever friends with The Dubliner's Luke Kelly? (another musical hero of mine.)
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Re: Phil and Irish Trad, MusicDavey m10:24:24 02/19/04 Thu

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