One Song at a Time - 59. Irish Devamohari & Modern Kedar
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(The Corrs) Let me first confess that the title is not rigorously valid. The first song I am going to post is not exactly Devamanohari but gives that flavor when it starts. The second one is not a 'modern' Kedar but rather a standard Kedar with 'modern' arrangements. Cut me some slack here because sometimes you need a catchy title to get people interested. The first song is by an Irish group called 'Corrs'. Mostly made up of talented females. I watched 'Corrs' first on a MTV Unplugged show. I was very fascinated, especially by the drumming. I had forgotten all about them until a Tamil movie called 'Sakkarakatti' arrived. It had a song called "Elay" and there was a discussion on a bulletin board about the violin section in that song being taken from 'Corrs'. That made me revisit the 'Corrs' and I keep hearing this song often. This is an Irish folk song and I see from youtube that lot more folks have covered it...