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John Moynihan: Born 29 October 1946 (age 77) Origin: Phibsboro, Dublin, Ireland: Genres: Folk, traditional Irish: Occupation(s) Musician, singer: Instrument(s) Vocals, fiddle, mandolin, bouzouki, tin whistle and concertina: Years active: 1960s–present
Johnny Moynihan pays a visit to a small festival and plays a few tunes.
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10. Feb. 2018 · Johnny Walsh's Pub, Gort, Co. Galway : Johnny Moynihan, the great Irish folksinger, instrumentalist & songwriter (well known for his witty songs !) with a re...
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Dublin-born Johnny Moynihan has been at the cutting edge of Celtic music for more than three decades. The first musician to use the kazoo and the bombard in Irish music, Moynihan is credited with bringing… Read Full Biography. STREAM OR BUY: Active. 1960s - 2000s. Genre. International, Folk. Styles.
Real Name: John Moynihan. Profile: John "Johnny" Moynihan (born October 29,1946 in Phibsboro, Dublin), is a folk singer based in Dublin, Ireland. A gifted musician, he is often credited as being responsible for introducing the bouzouki and the Irish bouzouki into Irish music in the mid 1960s.
Johnny Moynihan sings Sullivans John (written by the Pecker Dunne) @ The Grand Social Folk Club, 28 August 2012
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(left to right) Andy Irvine, Terry Woods, Johnny Moynihan. On the front end of the folk revival movement in Ireland, Sweeney's Men helped shape a generation of music that was defining a new identity and pride for traditional music.
