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So much fun, Johnny & Phil. Thank you for sharing this!!

This sounds diabolical...Furey brother's are much better...

Pure class

Oisin Mac Diarmada - Bright May Morning / Fowler On The Moor

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The magic of the pipes, like slow breathing through time that thrills the spine. Those old airs are like a heartbeat of human love.

The accordionist doesn't have a very masculine voice.

It was traditionally played on the lap

I always thought the last reel was Wellington's but in the description it says Sheehan's. But on Spotify it says Wellington's. Which one is right?

When was this recorded?

Love it 🎻

Beautiful!

RIP Andew., my brother, you will never be forgotten, never. X

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Any one have a spare copy of "Thoughts from Another World" ? Johnny was my teacher. Some of these are difficult to hear again. Seems like he should still be just around the corner ranting about the fox in the microwave.

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Lovely melodic voice

Such a classic song from a marvellous performer.

Harry Bradley is my favourite flute player, some years ago he won the Gradam Cheoil award, in the hall that night he played a set with three other musicians and it’s my favourite music on UA-cam.

love Pat Cooksey's lyrics and Eddie Furey's interpretation and tone

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One of the most overlooked pipers of the time, in my opinion. He's got a number of really unique settings of tunes, he's generally "firing on all cylinders" (drones always, and regs going most of the time, providing mostly rhythmic, rather than harmonic accompaniment). He plays a great combination of tight and open on the chanter. I would say his style is out of fashion these days, but my goodness, there's no denying his talent. I'm still listening to his "Best of Joe & Antoinette McKenna" album (you can find on Spotify, I've transferred it from vinyl, to cassette, and now MP3 over the years).

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Wow. What a special recording. Thank you for sharing this with us! ❤

Its a long long time since i heard this song, its still pulls at my heart-strings ❤xxx❤

The love and passion the chieftains have for Irish traditional music is just astounding a gift to Ireland

Looks like Frankie Gavin has been around forever

The full panoply of Chieftainry.

Definitely 1984

Does anyone know the name of the second traditional tune?

Paddy was a great musical soul, who could get the sound of life out of a penny tin whistle, and even more out of the Uillann pipes. And he was in good company in the Chieftains.; brilliant all.

Thanks for posting. Love this version.

with a two cent whistle ? serious ???

such a emotional song, if you've away from home,

LOL perfect!

Nice bless Wonderfull ❤

The playing is not ornamented at all, which is good....and is more a mix of the old 'breathy' basic country style mixed with the pace of the modern Molloy or Carty style... . That pace would have been scorned at in house dances and players of old ..but he was perhaps caught between two worlds, old and new...the old basic proficiency requiring just as much skill as the modern legato, highly ornamented approach... a treasure in it's own... as for his connections with CCE...maybe we best forget that and appreciate his music instead

A great song and very representative of the Irish experience in GB before the Ryanair generation (and also of the Irish experience in the USA & other countries)

Saw Black Eyed Biddy in a Portree pub back in 1991.

Amazing

There's four who share this room as we work hard for the crack And sleeping late on Sundays I never get to Mass It's a long way from Clare to here It's a long way from Clare to here It's a long, long way, it grows further by the day It's a long way from Clare to here When Friday comes around Terry's only into fighting My ma would like a letter home but I'm too tired for writing It almost breaks my heart when I think of Josephine I told her I'd be coming home with my pockets full of green And the only time I feel alright is when I'm into drinking It sort of eases the pain of it and levels out my thinking I sometimes hear a fiddle play or maybe it's a notion I dream I see white horses dance upon that other ocean It's a long, long way from Clare to here.

This is so frickin’ good. ❤

This guy is the tremolo picking king

Bob Ross can okay a mean fiddle

Love his playing I think he is The King Of Pipers rip

This is such a valuable recording, love that you captured it.

does he play The lonesome boatman.