to the Covid pandemic. In 2022 they managed to finish the tour, taking in dates in Castlebar; Belfast; Dublin and Perth, Scotland. Also joining them on the tour were the legendary fiddle player Kevin Burke and Donal Lunny, who both played on the original album. Awards In 2009, Brady received an honorary degree of Doctor of Letters from the University of Ulster, in recognition of his services to traditional Irish music and songwriting. Discography Solo studio albums Welcome Here Kind Stranger (1978) Hard Station (1981) True for You (1983) Back to the Centre (1985) Primitive Dance (1987) Trick or Treat (1991) Spirits Colliding (1995) Oh What a World (2000) Say What You Feel (2005) Hooba Dooba (2010) Unfinished Business (2017) Maybe So (2022) Solo live albums Full Moon (1984) The Paul Brady Songbook (album and DVD) Live recordings for RTÉ TV series (2002) The Missing Liberty Tapes (2002) - Recorded Live at Liberty Hall, Dublin, 21 July 1978 Solo compilation albums Songs & Crazy Dreams (1992) Nobody Knows: The Best of Paul Brady (1999) Dancer in the Fire: A Paul Brady Anthology (2012) With Andy Irvine Andy Irvine/Paul Brady (1976) Andy Irvine/70th Birthday Concert at Vicar St 2012 (2014) With Tommy Peoples The High Part of the Road (1975) With Matt Molloy and Tommy Peoples Molloy, Brady, Peoples (1977) With Andy McGann and Paddy Reynolds Fiddle Duet (1976) With Andy McGann It's a Hard Road to Travel (1977) With John Vesey The First Month of Spring (1977) With John Kavanagh and Sean O'Casey The Green Crow Caws (1980) With various artists The Gathering (1981) Paul Brady, Peter Browne, Andy Irvine, Dónal Lunny, Matt Molloy, Tommy Potts, Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill (Brady plays on three tracks) Feed The Folk (1985), Temple Records FTP01, ("The Green Fields Of Canada") The Rough Guide to Irish Music (1996) DVDs The Transatlantic Sessions Series 3 (2007) (various artists) The Paul Brady Songbook (2002) Paul Brady Live at Rockpalast 1983 (Repertoire Records 2016) References External links Paul Brady homepage Immortal Jukebox article on Paul Brady 1947 births Folk singers from Northern Ireland Singer-songwriters from Northern Ireland Mandolinists from Northern Ireland Bouzouki players from Northern Ireland Guitarists from Northern Ireland Irish male guitarists Living people Male singers from Northern Ireland People from Strabane People educated at St Columb's College Planxty members Musicians from County Tyrone Mercury Records artists Shanachie Records artists Fontana Records artists Rykodisc artists Proper Records