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Ken would become a member of many musical ensembles such as the Irish Chamber Orchestra and the Orchestra of the National Concert Hall, play as a live and session musician for many contemporary acts such as Bell X1, Kirsty MacColl and Idlewild, as well as composing music for film and television.
- Eamonn Byrne, Brian Kenealy, Canice Kenealy, Paul O'Byrne
- 1989–present
The Kirsty Primer; Strange Facts Emporium; Map of Kirsty MacColl’s London; Other Web Links; Fairytale of New York; Appearances. Venues; 1978-86 TV spots and the Ballrooms; 1987-88 touring with the Pogues; 1989-90 The age of the Kite; 1991 first ever UK tour dates; 1992 festivals and extensive UK tour; 1993 festivals and North American tour
The last time Engine Alley released an album, most of them probably weren’t born. ... They recall amusing stories of sharing stages with Kirsty MacColl in the Baggot Inn, ...
That same year he returned to Dublin to produce Engine Alley's debut album entitled A Sonic Holiday, and Kirsty MacColl again provided additional vocals, this time for the single "Song for Someone". He also produced Travis ' debut album and the debut (and only) album by The La's .
9 set 2023 · Kirsty released five albums during her lifetime – Desperate Character (Polydor, 1981), Kite (Virgin, 1989), Electric Landlady (Virgin, 1991), Titanic Days (ZTT, 1993) and Tropical Brainstorm (V2, 2000). See That Girl brings together 161 tracks recorded between 1979 and 2000 and has been compiled in collaboration with Kirsty’s estate.
20 ott 2023 · Backing Vocals 1992 (Tom Tom Club, Engine Alley) Backing Vocals 1994 (Anthony Thistlethwaite, Blue Hearts) Backing Vocals 1997 (Sharon Shannon) Backing Vocals 1998 (Chucho Merchán) Basic Discography; Chart History; Compilations. A Concert for Kirsty MacColl (CD) A New England – The Very Best of Kirsty MacColl; All I Ever Wanted ...
24 ago 1993 · This core membership was augmented by a procession of other members, starting with drummer Emmaline Duffy-Fallon and Ken Rice (Keyboards/Violin) in 1991. Kirsty MacColl was one of several well-respected musicians to guest with the band.
