Finbar Furey comes from a unique pedigree – an all Ireland Uillean Pipe Champion and whistle player, singer/songwriter as well as playing 5-string banjo, and guitar.
Finbar has been round the block, recording for Transatlantic records in the 60’s and achieving fame as lead singer/ frontman of The Furey Brothers and Davey Arthur.
Now he works solo, which balancing his folk roots with songs such as Now and Forever and New York Girls, which was his handlebar moustache swinging contribution to Martin Scorsese’s Gangs of New York…
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Derby Hall @ The Met
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