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At Defining Ten an artist takes us on a journey through tracks which made them. For this Festival Special, we welcome Helen O’Hara, violinist and key member of Dexys Midnight Runners during the period when they created the album ‘Too-Rye-Ay’, featuring ‘Come on Eileen’, through to the now-recognised masterpiece ‘Don’t Stand Me Down’.
22 de dic. de 2022 · Helen O’Hara believes there are two things she has learned from while retracing the past 66 years as she wrote her much-acclaimed memoir, What’s She Like.
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Please note that if you’re looking for the Helen O’Hara who wrote the memoir What’s She Like, that’s the former violin player from Dexy’s Midnight Runners and not one of mine (but I have met that Helen and she’s delightful, and I recommend her book).
Helen O'Hara. Open Menu Close Menu. Home Folder: Works. Back. Podcasting Published Books Online Features Events and copywriting Contact Podcasting and Broadcasting. Over the last 11 years I’ve been a fixture on the Empire podcast, launched two of my own and co-hosted a ...
25 de jun. de 2023 · Violinist Helen Bevington was poached from The Blue Ox Babes, asked to adopt the more Irish-sounding stage name, Helen O’Hara, and tasked with recruiting more string players from her music school.
Helen O'Hara decided she was going to be a violinist at the age of nine. Her violin was her badge of honour. She was brought up on a mix of classical and pop music, but it was pop that ruled her heart. A prodigious talent, she rose through the ranks in youth orchestras, but at seventeen she rebelled, left school and joined a progressive rock band.
