Now in glorious technicolor, our tribute to Iris Robinson. Also available in audio-only (embedded flash player & mp3 download)
Lyrics by Carmody & Jones. Carmody & Jones vocals recorded Jan 11th 2010 at Beacon Studios by Noel Storey.
Ulster may say “No!”, not so Iris…
Lyrics by Jones & Carmody. Vocals: Jones & Carmody.
Vocals recorded & track mixed Jan 11th 2010 by Noel Storey at Beacon Studios.
As a thank you and a Merry Xmas to our friends, supporters, hangers-on and especially to our enemies, without whom none of this would be possible, we’ve decided to make available free to download “A TDs’ Christmas Song”, the festive track from our current CD release “Use Democracy Sensibly”.
Please download, listen and enjoy in your bonus-free hovel while our masters whoop it up over the Holiday period.
Words & Music © 2009 Carmody & Jones
Vocals: Karen Ardiff
Guitars: Morgan C Jones
Bells: Dermot Carmody
Backing track recorded by Dylan Jones
Vocals recorded @ Mutiny Studios
If you’d like to own the entire CD, you can now order Use Democracy Sensible from us here!
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“Twas the night before Xmas, and all through Leinster House, not a creature was stirring, for they were all soused….” The Emergency presents their version of A Christmas Carol, where acting Taoiseach Brian Cowen is visited by three spirits – the Ghosts of Government Past, Present, and Yet To Be.
Featuring material from the PPI award winning first season broadcast on Newstalk 106 – 108FM as well as brand new sketches, bonus tracks and the new carol for the season A TDs’ Xmas Song.
Available in Tesco, HMV & Golden Discs now!
This live performance of The 2009 Grand Bank Nationalisation sketch formed part of Leviathan in the Mind Field at The Electric Picnic on September 5th 2009.
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Lovingly captured on on a videogramatical cylinder this performance formed part of Leviathan in the Mind Field at The Electric Picnic on September 5th 2009. This marked the performance debut of the song “Hey Brian”.
This musical clip features two cariacatures, one of the then civilian journalist George Lee (here named as George Glee) who interviews the then-incumbent head of Irish Nationwide (Nationgrab), Michael Fingleton (Faginton). The interview starts off Dickensian and mutates into WestEndian as Faginton and a chorus of Irish Nationgrab personnell break into a rendition of “You’ve Gotta Have A Pension Or Three”. It was broadcast first in Episode 2 of The Emergency on March 21st 2009.
Cast: Nick Mcgivney (George Glee) Morgan Jones (Faginton) The Emergency (Chorus)
Recorded at Mutiny Studios in March 2009.
