Originally formed in Denver in the mid 1980s, several of the founding members joined Walt Conley to form Conley & Company. With Walt's untimely death in Novemver 2003, Bill O'Donnell, Michael Kent and Tony McAleavey reformed Juice O'The Barley. Tony McAleavey has retired and we are now joined by Kelly O'Dea on fiddle, and Robert MacLean on banjo and mandolin.
The Juice continues a long tradition of rousing pub music. Whether singing songs of rebellion, drinking, love or emigration, the audience can expect a raucous night of hand-clapping, foot-stomping, and audience sing-alongs. The music is in the tradition of the Clancy Brothers, The Dubliners, The Pogues, and other contemporary Irish musicians and groups.
Hey Mates! It's time once again to help the Irish rock the vote...VOTE FOR "THE INDULGERS" IN THE 2008 WESTWORD MUSIC SHOWCASE AWARDS. The band has been nominated in the "Best World Music" category. Your vote is appreciated. You can support the THE INDULGERS and irish/scottish celtic music in Colorado by voting online at: http://westword. com/polls/musicpoll/ ***** Or you can go to our web site at "shamrocker. com" and click on the link for the Westword Music Showcase Awards. Online voting must be received no later than noon Monday, June 16th. Cheers to you for being our friend and your time and effort!
The CD is a great addition Bill ... And I'm glad you waited till I got done in the restroom for you to play the last remaining song of the new album! :) Slainte.
HI JOB
The marvellous bass player on my CD is Bill O’Donnell, the namesake of the bass player in your band. I wonder if it is the same Bill??
I have some new songs ,I’ll be in Denver in July hope you will be in town! I hope I’ll see you then.
