DENVER, COLO. (2/26/08) -- An annual tradition, Colorado's own Celtic trio, Gobs O'Phun, will
take the stage at Swallow Hill's Daniels Hall to deliver fun and music in
celebration of St. Patrick's Day 2008 on Friday, March 14 at 8 p.m.
Gobs O'Phun started out as a traditional pub that has evolved
into a family entertainment favorite. They derive their "Gob" name from a slang
term used in Ireland and Scotland that means mouth. Tim and Denis Sullivan,
along with brother-in-law Martin Lambuth, are the Gobs. Framed with humor, their
songs bring tears to your eyes...be it laughter, joy, sorrow, pride or an
occasional sour note.
Their newest CD, Out of Our Minds, features guests Chris
Daniels, Rich Moore and Ted Cole. Their other recordings include Liverdance,
a collection of drinking songs, These Gobs are Revolting, which features
historical rebel tunes, Major Phun's Loyal Hearts Pub Band, a compilation
of 26 most-requested pub favorites, a collection of songs that are half-Scottish
and half-Irish titled Highland Derry Airs, which also features Seamus
Kennedy's politically incorrect "Old MacDonald's Deformed Farm," and last but
not least, Barstools and Bad Habits. Gobs O'Phun perform songs that tell
stories that appeal to all cultural backgrounds and is family-friendly.
