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In 1971, Lunny and Irvine, plus Liam O'Flynn, played on Moore's second album, Prosperous, [1] which led them to form Planxty. Their first professional performance took place in Slattery's in early 1972. The band became a leading proponent of Irish traditional instrumental music.
Lunny dejó Planxty para formar The Bothy Band en 1974, tocando la guitarra y el bouzouki. The Bothy Band se convirtió rápidamente en una de las agrupaciones más influyentes en la música tradicional irlandesa.
Dónal Lunny is popularly regarded as having being central to the renaissance of Irish Music over the last three decades. Since the seventies Dónal has had involvement with some of the most innovative bands to emerge from Ireland including Planxty, the Bothy Band, Moving Hearts, Coolfin, and more recently Mozaik.
Lunny (who left to join another band that subsequently never got off the ground although he has since become a member of the Bothy Band), was replaced by Johnny Moynihan, another former Sweeney s Man, and a much travelled widely versed revivalist who brought a further range of ideas to the group.
PLANXTY. (left to right) Dónal Lunny, Andy Irvine, Liam O’Flynn, Christy Moore. After laying the foundation with Sweeney's Men, Planxty was the next natural progression. Considered the great Irish-folk group of the 70's and early 80's, Planxty helped popularize Irish traditional music in Europe and America.
Planxty fue una banda de música tradicional irlandesa formada en la década de 1970, cuyos miembros inicialmente fueron Christy Moore (voz, guitarra acústica, bodhrán), Dónal Lunny (bouzouki, guitarra), Andy Irvine (voz, mandolina, mandola, bouzouki, zanfona, armónica) y Liam O'Flynn (gaita irlandesa, flauta irlandesa). Posteriormente se ...
In this extract, the original Planxty line up of Dónal Lunny on bouzouki, Andy Irvine on mandolin, Liam Óg O’Flynn on uilleann pipes and Christy Moore on guitar play the reels ‘Kitty Gone A...
