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How Ireland tried to ban jazz

In 1934 a parish priest in Cloone Co Leitrim, Fr Peter Conefrey, tried to ban jazz. He had the support of much of the country including Éamon de Valera, then the Irish Free State leader, who feared the "jungle music" as it was called would lead impressionable young Irishmen and women to ruin and undermine traditional Irish music. Some 3,000 people took part in a New Year's Day march against jazz in 1934. The story is the title track of the new album by Irish singer-songwriter Tommy Keyes who can be found at https://tommykeyes.com/ The full version of this video, which features Tommy speaking about his music career, can be viewed here.    • Tommy Keyes on his new album Down With Jaz...   All rights reserved Tommy Keyes Music (2025)