Watch the inimitable Jerry Fish perform Christmas classic ‘Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas’ accompanied by the Camden Players in this exclusive live performance recorded for A Lust For Life’s – ‘Songs In The Key Of Positivity’ series.
A super group of Irish musicians and revered Irish vocalists Róisín O, May Kay, and Jerry Fish all gathered at Dublin’s Camden Recording Studios late in November to create this very special ‘straight to tape’ live performance of nostalgic Christmas classics which have been beautifully captured for this exclusive video. Kicking off the ‘Songs In The Key Of Positivity’ series (the theme of which will continue next year as part of ALFL’s 2017 strategy) the series highlights the positive benefits of playing and listening to music and the healing effect music can have on our lives. The video is for anyone who needs a ‘shot of music therapy’ over the Christmas period. For more information on the deeper reason behind this video series, read Niall’s article explaining here.
Happy Christmas from all at A Lust For Life
Credits
Jerry Fish – Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
(Martin/Blane)
Filmed and Directed By Mark Bennett
The Camden Crew
Cian Boylan – Piano
Dave Redmond – Double Bass and Electric Bass
Conor Brady – Guitar
Guy Ricarby – Drums
Ben Castle – Tenor Saxophone and Bass Clarinet
Guest Vocalist:
Jerry Fish
Produced by Niall Breslin and Cian Boylan
Arranged by Cian Boylan
Recorded by Niall Breslin and Conor Brady
Engineered by Alex Di Camillo and Jack Power
Mixed by Conor Brady
Mastered by Ruadrhí Cushnan
Executive Producer for ALFL Andy Ashton
Series Producer for ALFL – Susan Quirke
Additional Production – Ray Keogh / Nick Karkazis
Recorded live in Camden Recording Studios, Dublin November 2016
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