Comments on: Promo clip for ‘Ni fusils, ni souliers, à Paris’ Martha Wainwright’s CD of Piaf songs.

By: Moira McGuinness

Moira McGuinness — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 01:56:08 +0000

Greetings
My sincerest condolances to all the family. I recall many , many years ago a flatmate introducing me to “Dancer with Bruised Knees”, and thus began my life-long devotion to the lovely sisters(and family! Loved seeing Martha perform in auckland)
i gave my darling sister and best friend a taped copy of “Dancer” on which I had written (badly)the title and performers names. It took my sister quite some time to accept the names were not in fact, Kack and Ama McGargle!!! She also became a fan, and we shared with joy your music – so reminiscent of Mum and family listening to mCgarrigle hour!
Sadly, Naomi my sister, also born 1946, fell from a balcony last January(2009) whilst cleaning a window, and never regained consciousness. Of course, she left us to the music of Dancer with Bruised knees. Stiil miss my best friend and companion like hell, so empathise hugely with you all. Warmest. Moira

By: ellis

ellis — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 06:12:17 +0000

I am so sorry to hear about Kate’s demise but know she will be curious about what is after death.. I love the music and have followed it for 30 or 40 years??? It is our Canadian group of wonderful people making music..your family, incliuding Rufus and Martha, Leonard Cohen etc. and I do not want it to end EVER but that is not realistic.. Except my condelensces and we love you

Ellis

By: Camp Elle

Camp Elle — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 21:16:42 +0000

Boulversante
Boul St. Laurent
J’ai ben håte de te voir icitte tantot
Merlot the magicien