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JIMMY SMYTH / MARY COUGHLAN - vignette - at Nells Jazz & Blues, London 20.10.16
Mary Coughlan - Vocals
Jimmy Smyth - Guitar/Bacing vocals.
Johnny Taylor - Piano
Cormac O'Brien - Bass
PLEASE VISIT LINKS:
http://www.nellsjazzandblues.com/
http://www.marycoughlanmusic.com/
https://www.facebook.com/jimmysmyth
At the time of this gig, Jimmy Smith is the Head of Guitar at BIMM, Dublin.The first Jimmy Smyth band was formed when he was in his early teens, and opened for Thin Lizzy, Bees Make Honey, Horslips, and Frankie Millar. Some years later, Philip Lynott asked Jimmy to join Thin Lizzy as a replacement for Brian Robertson. Although flattered, Jimmy declined as the "Bogey Boys" debut album was just about to be released. Jimmy has produced albums for The Spirit of Eden, Bonnie Tyler, Toni Childs, Rob Strong, Don Baker and Frances Black and composed music for the movies When the Sky Falls (2000) and Silent Grace (2002) and for the Fellowship of The Ring (2003) videogame. He has also recorded/played with Roger Daltrey, Curtis Stigers, Chaka Khan, Lisa Stansfield, Van Morrison and Reba McEntire. Jimmy has been Musical Director for RTE TV shows, and regularly performs with the RTE Concert Orchestra, the RTESO, The Ulster Orchestra and many others.

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