The Fureys & Davey Arthur was an Irish traditional folk band formed in 1976 by the four Furray brothers (Finbar, Eddie, Paul, and George) and a family friend, Davey Arthur. After 1993, when Arthur no longer performed with them, the band name was simplified to The Fureys. In 1976, three of the Furray brothers (Finbar Furray, Eddie Furray, and Paul Furey), having previously been in The Buskers with friend Davey Arthur, formed a folk group called Tam Linn. When Furray brother George joined them l...
The Fureys & Davey Arthur was an Irish traditional folk band formed in 1976 by the four Furray brothers (Finbar, Eddie, Paul, and George) and a family friend, Davey Arthur. After 1993, when Arthur no longer performed with them, the band name was simplified to The Fureys.
In 1976, three of the Furray brothers (Finbar Furray, Eddie Furray, and Paul Furey), having previously been in The Buskers with friend Davey Arthur, formed a folk group called Tam Linn. When Furray brother George joined them later that year, the band changed name to The Furey Brothers & Davey Arthur, then, more simply, The Fureys & Davey Arthur. The name eventually simplified to The Fureys when Arthur no longer performed with them after 1993 (though he returned for a number of recordings until he had a stroke in 2014).
Recordings as The Fureys & Davey Arthur include: Emigrant, Polydor, 1977 Morning On A Distant Shore, Polydor, 1977 Banshee, Dolby, 1978 The Green Fields of France, Banshee, 1979 The Sound Of The Fureys and Davey Arthur, Polydor, 1980 When You Were Sweet Sixteen, Banshee, 1982 Steal Away, Banshee, 1983 In Concert, RTÉ, 1983 Golden Days, K-Tel, 1984 At The End Of The Day, K-Tel, 1985 The First Leaves Of Autumn, 1986 Red Rose Café/Irish Eyes/Sitting Alone, 1987,(EP) Dublin Songs, 1988 Poor Man's Dream, 1988 The Scattering, 1988 Alcoholidays The Best Of The Fureys and Davey Arthur, 1993
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