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Eugene Kelly
Eugene Kelly formed a band under his own name in Dublin during the early 1970s. The group's debut album, 'The Gathering,' came out in 1973. Their music drew...
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Blessed And Misplaced
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Blue Above The Rooftops
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Breakfast
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Buttermilk
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Chemical Reaction
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Dear John
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Easter Bunny
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Friendly High
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Here I Go
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Hot Dog
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I Done Something Wrong
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I'm Done With Drugs
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I'm The Sun
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Let's Hibernate
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Love, Bread And Beers
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Mary Queen Of Scots
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Eugene Kelly formed a band under his own name in Dublin during the early 1970s. The group's debut album, 'The Gathering,' came out in 1973. Their music drew from folk and rock, with songs like 'Mary Queen of Scots' becoming a notable part of their catalog.
Kelly's lyrics often dealt with personal and social themes, and his direct approach on stage attracted attention. While this earned the band a dedicated following, it also led to some public disagreements about his views.
The original lineup included Eugene Kelly on vocals and guitar, Kevin Dempsey on guitar, Jim Higgins on bass, and Seán Óg Graham on drums. Personnel changed over time, but Kelly remained the central figure. Other songs from their work include 'Blessed And Misplaced,' 'Blue Above The Rooftops,' and 'Dear John.'
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