A Little bit of Ireland Interviews ep32 - Seamus Moore

This playlist contains all the interviews filmed in 2010 / 2011 by Mike Walker Camera for The O'Brien Media Group for a program called "A Little Bit of Ireland". This TV show was broadcast on the Sky Showcase channel and also on Freesat.
This episode features Irish country, fun-loving singer, Seamus Moore.
In the early 70's Seamus formed his own country band known as the Jamboree Country Band.
The Jamboree Country Band were resident at the Castle, Cricklewood for a number of years.
Seamus was to share the musical spotlight with names from Brendan Bowyer to Butch Moore (no relation) and from Joe Dolan to Big Tom and Dickie Rock.
In the mid-'70s Seamus Moved into the bar trade and managed several well-known pubs and his own successful club 'The Blarney Stone' which featured well known Irish touring bands and Seamus himself on stage.
Seamus Moore entered and won a talent contest at the I & B Records, Annual Irish Music and Dance Festival in Southport with his own composition 'The JCB Song'.
He has been known as "The JCB Man" ever since (as well as "Moore The Hurr").
Two years later he was presented with a gold record, at the same festival, for sales in excess of 50,000 of the single and cassette.
Seamus has recorded several albums and DVD's to date.
MORE RECENTLY
Seamus had huge success with his single "My Little Honda 50", taken from Seamus's album "Seamus Just Wants To Be Famous". This proved very popular with fans, even reaching #20 in the Irish Music Charts.
Seamus ran his own public house called "Conway's 3" in Burnt Oak, London from 2010 - 2016.
www.seamusmoore...
A LITTLE BIT OF IRELAND INTERVIEWS
Hosted by Dublin born Richard O'Brien, the interviews are as follows:
Ep 1 Pat Jordan
Ep 2 Sabrina Piggott
Ep 3 Michael O'Brien & Philomena
Ep 4 Mary Malone
Ep 5 Sean Wilson & Tony Mac
Ep 6 Peter Mylett
Ep 7 Joe Casserly & Martin Logan
Ep 8 Tommy Collins
Ep 9 Margaret Duggan
Ep 10 Sean Page
Ep 11 Isla Grant
Ep 12 Lisa McHugh
Ep 13 Matthew Riding & Matthew Kerridge
Ep 14 Gerry Flanagan
Ep 15 Alastair Coyles
Ep 16 Declan Henry
Ep 17 Cy Kearney
Ep 18 Celtic Beat
Ep 19 The Bachelors
Ep 20 Frank McCaffrey
Ep 21 Mervyn Conn
Ep 22 Ally Harron & Marian Curry
Ep 23 Danny Murphy
Ep 24 Georgette Jones
Ep 25 Irish Management Consortium
Ep 26 Gerry Carney
Ep 27 Colin Stout
Ep 28 John McNicholl
Ep 29 Ellen Tinnelley
Ep 30 The Biblecode Sundays
Ep 31 Daniel O'Donnell
Ep 32 Seamus Moore
Ep 33 Charlie Landsborough
Ep 34 Shawn Cuddy
Ep 35 Jimmy Cricket
Ep 36 Michael Sloyan
Ep 37 Daniel Shutt
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Gear used:
Cameras, Lenses & Aquisition:
Sony PMW-350 broadcast camera with
Fujinon HA18x7.6BERM-M6B ENG Lens with Digi Power Servo
Sony EX3 camera for guest shot
Sony EX1 camera for wide shot
Audio:
Sennheiser 416 Shotgun mic
Sennheiser G2 series Lavaliers x2 for interviews
Sony Freedom mic
Lighting:
Dedolights x3 set with DP20 projection adaptor
Flo Light 4 tube soft light fluorescent
Grip:
Vinton Tripods with Vision 8 and 3 heads
Hague Universal Tracking Dolly
Manfrotto tripod with 500 fluid hed
Editing:
Adobe Premiere CS6, Photoshop, After Effects

[@maggieconnors2844]

Love all seamus moore songs i listen to them everyday up country music🤠

[@MikeWalkerCamera]

Yes, they're great. Thanks for your comment

[@maggieconnors2844]

@@MikeWalkerCamera god rest my daddy he love seamus moore songs is well god rest my daddy ❤

[@garethhammond5478]

Transit has been a part of most grafting blokes life's , that's why ppl love the song

[@davidmcmanamon1529]

top fella

[@MikeWalkerCamera]

He is indeed, glad you enjoyed the interview

[@theballyglassfarm2448]

I love the song My Massey 135 of Christmas 2020

[@MikeWalkerCamera]

Thanks for watching and commenting, all the best Mike.

[@tomdenning8945]

Seamus Moore says in this interview that he wrote the JCB song Thats not true The song was originally wrote by Chris Maloney and was made about Tom Magee the Leitrim man who had a very big plant hire business in London The song was then rewritten and given a new tempo by Tom Denning from Castlebar Co.Mayo who lived in London then That is the real truth about where the JCB song originated and not as Seamus Moore is taking credit for

[@MikeWalkerCamera]

Thanks for watching Tom. I am only responsible for producing the show and can't take any responsibility for what is said in interview. I'm glad you got your point across and if anyone has any additional comments on this matter they can be discussed here in the comments......

[@tearitloosetearitloose4670]

It's not the first time he's robbed a song .. "The Sligo Way " is a total rip-off of a song by Johnny Slater called "Going Back "...

[@leighhoran8445]

He didn't say it here in this interview, he said he took the lyrics of an existing song and changed them a bit to fit his style

[@darraghdiskin4241]

weird im watching this exactly 1 year since posted

[@BetweenTheLakes]

Hope you enjoy...best wishes

[@tearitloosetearitloose4670]

Seamus Moore robbed the song "The Sligo Way." He says he wrote it, but it's a rip-off of a song by Johnny Slater called "Going Back. " Look it up in KZbin and you'll be left in no doubt.

[@MikeWalkerCamera]

Hi, thanks for watching, any comment is welcome