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Davy Carton

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Carton's achievements with the Saw Doctors have included six studio albums, two live albums, a concert DVD, several compilation albums, and extensive tours throughout Europe and the United States. Noted for his witty, rapacious lyrics, Carton has co-written almost all of the band's songs, including
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The Saw Doctors' lyrics tend to stay out of political issues. "I'm not a politician, and I never will be a politician," Carton told the website PopMatters in 2003. "What I like to do is go into a room of people and make them sing along and whatever. I'm not going to tell them how to vote – there's
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enough people doing that already. I'd rather talk about girlfriends and football. We don't like to write about things we don't really know about. We know about rejection from girls and all that, so we can write about that."
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The duo adopted the name Saw Doctors—travellers who earned money by sharpening saws in old Ireland—until they could think of something better. As the band grew, the opportunity to find a better name never arose.
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Working full-time in the textile factory throughout Ireland's economically bleak 1980s, Carton largely put his musical career on hold to support his wife and three young sons.
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Carton finally gave up his day job in 1989, when the Saw Doctors rose to prominence and began touring with bands including
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Born in Islington, London, Carton moved permanently to
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In the late 1980s, Carton got together for a pint with
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Davy Carton (left) with Leo Moran, on stage with the Saw Doctors.
Leo Moran
Saw Doctors
Tuam
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County Galway
Republic of Ireland
Saw Doctors
Leo Moran
Tuam
Tuam CBS
punk
Blaze X
Paul Cunniffe
Leo Moran
The Waterboys
The Hothouse Flowers
The Stunning
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Leo Moran
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