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Ceoltóir ó Bhealach Féich Muireann Bradley agus iar-Rolling Stones Bill Wyman (Newspix NorthWest)
Thacaigh an sárcheoltóir Rolling Stones, Bill Wyman, le buanna an cheoltóra ó Bhealach Féich, Muireann Bradley.
Eiseoidh Wyman, iar-dhordghiotáraí leis na Rolling Stones, a naoú halbam aonair, Drive My Car, an mhí seo chugainn.
I gCeist agus Freagraí chun an t-albam nua a chur chun cinn, fiafraíodh de Wyman cén ceol a raibh sé ag éisteach leis faoi láthair.
Dúirt Wyman, a bhí ag seinm leis na Rolling Stones le breis agus 30 bliain: “Tháinig mé trasna le déanaí ar cheoltóir óg iontach darb ainm Muireann Bradley.”
Luaigh Wyman, a sheinn ar 19 n-albam leis na Rolling Stones, an t-amhránaí agus cumadóir amhrán tíre Meiriceánach Mary Gauthier freisin.
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