Ditch cassidy.

[@alishamckinlay1138]

Brilliant!! Miss my daddo so much 💔

[@shea086]

It's real nice to see Ditch chatting here. I liked the man. RIP Ditch.

[@irishhobo100]

Really enjoyed this👍

[@bohsgerry]

must be pictures taken by german photographers back then-glint shots-of thses irish bands and artists from the day,MUST BE SOMEWHERE....

[@enlightenedchristian3183]

What a rock star he was ,totally born to sing .Excellent production Brendan and great interview by Benny White 👏

[@saphia7]

He is very like his mam....

[@Handball041]

Such a pleasure to get such a complete story of Ditch's illustrious life, I knew him in later years as a regular at his brother Dermots vinyl night in the Snug in Skerries where snippets of these stories came out. Ditch was a humble man with such an extraordinary life and one of the best voices in the business. Thanks Brendan for producing this lovely record.

[@brenno395]

Glad you enjoyed thanks.

[@BEN14680]

great.... ditch was and still is a legend... unassuming nice guy.. who when he hit the stage was a pure blues n rock explosion rip ditch n god blessx

[@arthurhayden]

Great Video, some great stories.

[@davidclarke9783]

Agreed Ben , Ditch stead in my flat in Notting Hill Gate in the hot summer of 1976 London,, there was a sort off gang of us creative Dubliners spread from the Gate to Hamstead & Camden Town.. so listening to the Man speaking about his ups & down's brings a lot of memories back ,, they should make a movie about ditches life a real Rock & Roll Story full of names and drama..R.I.P. Ditch my friend in spirit now.

[@thegroovetube2316]

I played in bands with Ditch, mid 70s and loved it, but I never heard all these stories. I never fully appreciated at that time what a legend he was and remained for all of his life. I am sorry now that he is gone, RIP Ditch, my old mentor.

[@THE_ALMAN]

Brilliant idea - great video - looking forward to more of the series - well done, guys!! 👍👍

[@mamabebop2875]

Thanks for taking the time to do this. Really emotional watching this. Can't wait to see the out-takes! What a life to have lived; am so glad I got to spend an evening with Ditch to hear the stories first hand.

[@muffinman9462]

my dad did psychadelic oil lighting show for ditch in the t.v. club late 60s

[@bohsgerry]

what a history of what these geniuses done in the 50s and 60s despite the oppression and catholic guilt.

[@bennywhite1]

Right on.

[@muffinman9462]

DINNY MULLINS...lol

[@rickbrowne9559]

Stop playing the soundtrack over the interview, so fucking annoying.

[@brenno395]

@@rickbrowne9559 it’s free to watch don’t like don’t fucking watch it.