Beautiful Scots Gaelic version of the Beatles classic. If you like this preview, you can support Julie by buying it at the following link: www.juliefowlis...
Lyrics: Lon-dubh a' seinn ann an dubhar na h-oidhche tog do sgiathan brist' is èirigh suas fad do rè, bha thu a' feitheamh airson an tìd' gu togail rithe. Lon-dubh a' seinn ann an dubhar na h-oidhche, tog an sgàil bho d' shùil is seall gu geur fad do rè, bha thu a' feitheamh airson an tioc a bhios tu saor. Lon-dubh sgèith, lon-dubh sgèith, Steach dhan t-sòlas dubh na h-oidhche. (Blackbird fly, blackbird, fly, fly..... into the light, dark black night...) Lon-dubh a' seinn ann an dubhar na h-oidhche tog do sgiathan brist' is èirigh suas fad do rè, bha thu a' feitheamh airson an tìd' gu togail rithe.
Saw her live just about a month ago. Amazing performance. Like, literally melt-your-face-off good. After, she was just hanging out up front chatting with fans as if it was nothing. People like her inspire me to try harder and accomplish more with my life.
it is the first song I heard Julie sing several years ago and I have loved her since. We watched the programme on BBC Alba last night, May 14, and it was excellent and such a range of styles from musicians known to us and some I did not know like Rodrigo and Gabriela in Mexico. This is a very talented lady and her Scots Gaelic just reminds me of the strong bonds that link Ireland with Scotland. Maith thú, Julie!
I love hearing this in the beautiful Scot Gaelic. It makes me want to return to my ancestral lands where this Celt woman's heart can soar in the Highland mist.
I'm Australian with the vast majority of my ancestry being Scot, in a way i feel like i'm connecting with ancestor's when i listen to this, i feel like i'm coming home.
A beautiful voice ,what a gift , There are about a hundred thousand people who speak this language including a few in Cape Breton NS. Julie makes ii magic
I do not speak or understand Scottish Gaelic but the first time I herd Julie sing this it brought tears to my eyes. Her oice Conveyed the feeling beautifully She has a gift and she uses it well
It's a beautiful,lyrical language....even though i can't claim to speak it...i understand it on a much deeper level than mere words.....it hits me in my very soul.... How can that not be good.....
"blackbird fly,....", your voice soared beautifully like a lark at that part of the song Julie! Like the others here I appreciate your commitment to the Gaelic language and music.
Glad that the algorithm recommended this video to me. I can't understand a single word of this song. I don't know what language that was even. But that doesn't matter because her voice is just wonderful.
I didn't think it possible to find a more perfect version than the original, but this is simply stunningly beautiful. Can you send me the guitar tab?!!
Few covers of this song can approach the near-perfection of Macca's original, but this is right up there. Wonderful reinterpretation, and though the "like" numbers currently suggest that there are 5 sourpusses out there, they are justly and vastly way outnumbered by the approbation.
One of the largest Gaelic speaking communities on the planet is in Nova Scotia, Cape Breton Island and the language is Scots Gaelic. It isn't always the availability of others who speak the language for those who want to learn it, the key to culture is always language.
Wow. Julie is truly incredible. I learned the song as a guitar solo a few years back, and have always thought it was one of the most touching songs I'd heard. Hearing it in Gaelic takes it a hundred times further into my weeping heart. @pduffy 1943, thank you for putting up a version of Gaelic. I am going to try to learn it. I don't know Gaelic, shame on me, but I can copy it if I can hear and see the phrases at the same time. Terrible accent, but Utahms wont know! wow.
I want to learn Gaelic. It's an amazing idiom, so sweet and aaaaaaaahhhh I just love it..... I'll learn it, I promise... -I speak italian, russian and english... Gaelic is one of my favourite, but here, in Argentina, is very strange find someone who speak this awesome language.
this songs awesome, Julie, people love you!! no dis-likes, that's better reviews than the beatles get on this song. keep making this beautiful music; it obviously touches everyone who hears it, even if they can't understand it!!
I too would love to learn Gaelic. The conundrum, however, is which form of Gaelic to learn? Gaidhlig (Scots Gaelic), or Gaelige (Irish Gaelic)? I'm torn because a good bit of my ancestry comes from the Highlands of Scotland and Ireland. While they are related languages, they are not the same and not necessarily mutually intelligible. And then there is the problem of not having a practical use for either language, as I don't live in the Highlands or in Ireland or Nova Scotia, for that matter. In any case, I never get tired of listening to this version of Blackbird. It's truly beautiful and even outdoes the original.
@Geoffrey Harris Tentative links. You didn't comment on the music - only about yourself - try again. Btw, My daughters were Bay City Rollers fans so they are Scottish now- right?
It's a wonderful language, I'm in the process of learning it myself. :) Sure, it's hard sometimes, but I pull through and remind myself that I really do want to be able to speak Gaelic.
Beautiful ! :) I'm from Poland , and I'm learning Gaelic ( of course thanks to internet ). It's hard, but I'm trying to do my best , that language is really amazing !
Lyrics:
Lon-dubh a' seinn ann an dubhar na h-oidhche
tog do sgiathan brist' is èirigh suas
fad do rè, bha thu a' feitheamh airson an tìd' gu togail rithe.
Lon-dubh a' seinn ann an dubhar na h-oidhche,
tog an sgàil bho d' shùil is seall gu geur
fad do rè, bha thu a' feitheamh airson an tioc a bhios tu saor.
Lon-dubh sgèith, lon-dubh sgèith,
Steach dhan t-sòlas dubh na h-oidhche.
(Blackbird fly, blackbird, fly, fly.....
into the light, dark black night...)
Lon-dubh a' seinn ann an dubhar na h-oidhche
tog do sgiathan brist' is èirigh suas
fad do rè, bha thu a' feitheamh airson an tìd' gu togail rithe.
thank you much for the lyrics.
Taing mhòr
Míle buíochas!
Beyonce has recorded this, and it's absolutely awful
@@lorrainegallaugher6553 so random
Saw her live just about a month ago. Amazing performance. Like, literally melt-your-face-off good. After, she was just hanging out up front chatting with fans as if it was nothing. People like her inspire me to try harder and accomplish more with my life.
This is what an angel's voice sounds like.
So true
This is the best rendition of Blackbird I have ever heard! Julie has such a beautiful voice! Thank you Julie for singing this wonderful song!
I am from Liverpool and The Beatles are my folk music and this is my favourite rendition too.
Take these broken wings and learn to fly - it's a wonderful message in any language
it`s the most beautiful cover of this song i ever heard... pure light, beauty and kindness
Proud to be Scottish. What a butiful young lady. X
dont know a word of Gaelic, but that was a really beautiful rendition.
it is the first song I heard Julie sing several years ago and I have loved her since. We watched the programme on BBC Alba last night, May 14, and it was excellent and such a range of styles from musicians known to us and some I did not know like Rodrigo and Gabriela in Mexico. This is a very talented lady and her Scots Gaelic just reminds me of the strong bonds that link Ireland with Scotland. Maith thú, Julie!
Absolutely beautiful. This girl's got great tone, delivery, presence - everything||
abbamad ...she has...great to hear someone mention tone...a fairly rare phenomenon these days.
I love hearing this in the beautiful Scot Gaelic. It makes me want to return to my ancestral lands where this Celt woman's heart can soar in the Highland mist.
Island mist, Uibhist a Tuath
I'm Australian with the vast majority of my ancestry being Scot, in a way i feel like i'm connecting with ancestor's when i listen to this, i feel like i'm coming home.
This is the best version. Like it was meant to be this way 💗
I'm American but I have a ton of Scots ancestors as well . ^_^
Make makes me so happy and calm to listen to music like this. It's our roots, you know?
Such a beautiful rendition. It brought me to tears when I heard it for the first time today on Thistle and Shamrock.
***** Me too
John Lennon's original Gaelic surname, Ó 'Leannáin, can be translate as either "lover" or "BLACKBIRD".
Huh.
Learn something new everyday.
Wow. Either way pretty fitting.
O'Lonain is Blackbird
This song is McCartney's
@@oisinolochlainn4437 Blackbird is Lon Dubh
A beautiful voice ,what a gift , There are about a hundred thousand people who speak this language including a few in Cape Breton NS. Julie makes ii magic
she sounds way better in person i saw her tonight oh was her voice beautiful.
I do not speak or understand Scottish Gaelic but the first time I herd Julie sing this it brought tears to my eyes. Her oice Conveyed the feeling beautifully She has a gift and she uses it well
There Maby are a 1000 words to explain this georgeus song but ill only say wonderfuld ❤😍😘💐
Wow! Who could not fall in love with this pure voice?
One of my favourite Beatles songs - sung beautifully by Julie Fowlis - in Scottish Gaelic! Sounds great!
Saw her today. Absolutely the best. Beautiful voice
she makes me proud to be half Scottish😊
The blackbird was also the name for Druid as well. Blessings to all on here.
This should be on Spotify!
It's a beautiful,lyrical language....even though i can't claim to speak it...i understand it on a much deeper level than mere words.....it hits me in my very soul.... How can that not be good.....
What a beautiful voice and How beautiful, dear princess
Julie Fowlis♫
Very well said!
This is the only recording of a Beatles tune that I like way more than the original.
Of course! Elton John's version of Lucy is a pretty good cover. It's got John on backing vocals, which helps.
dammit Julie, stop making great music!
*I'm just kidding please keep making great music*
"blackbird fly,....", your voice soared beautifully like a lark at that part of the song Julie! Like the others here I appreciate your commitment to the Gaelic language and music.
Excellent interpretation . Julie is a fine singer
Amazing, seen Julie sing this live a couple of times in the last year. Wonderful.
Oh, my. Just when you think things can't get better you come across this. Beautiful.
Glad that the algorithm recommended this video to me. I can't understand a single word of this song. I don't know what language that was even. But that doesn't matter because her voice is just wonderful.
I heard of her when I was traveling in Scotland. She is one of my favorites.
we have everything to share in moving to a new future. I have never been more excited
We love this song. What a magical combination -- Julie Fowlis, Gaelic and the Beatles.
Beautiful voice and one of my favorite Beatles songs.
what a beautiful rendition!!...Julie Fowlis is amazing
I didn't think it possible to find a more perfect version than the original, but this is simply stunningly beautiful. Can you send me the guitar tab?!!
Julie is, always, incredible here!
I keep listening and listening. And its still not enough. God bless you Julie!
Few covers of this song can approach the near-perfection of Macca's original, but this is right up there. Wonderful reinterpretation, and though the "like" numbers currently suggest that there are 5 sourpusses out there, they are justly and vastly way outnumbered by the approbation.
I love this.
Paul composed this tune for Julie, I have no other explanations. Thanks for your singing.
Wow I had never heard Gaelic spoken ( or sang for that matter) before its so beautiful and she has a lovely voice. An instant favorite.
This is perfection!
George would be proud and heartbroken all at the same time. Thank you
George who?
TheOldHacker clooney
George Harrison, the guitarist of The Beatles and one of the writers of the original 'Blackbird'
It's a McCartney song (although credited to Lennon-McCartney on the White Album).
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackbird_(Beatles_song)
Prabhat, you know very little about the Beatles. George was one of 3 guitarists + EC . Might be an idea to check things before commenting.
What a voice!
I am so proud young lady xxx
Rest in peace little sister. I will always miss your sweet voice.
One of the largest Gaelic speaking communities on the planet is in Nova Scotia, Cape Breton Island and the language is Scots Gaelic. It isn't always the availability of others who speak the language for those who want to learn it, the key to culture is always language.
I heard this on a compliation free music mag CD, years ago and just loved her voice and interpretation. Never forgot her name after that.
One of my favorite songs in any language.
How I love her Music and Voice Thank you Lassie
That is one of the most Beautiful songs I have ever heard, ever...it made me weep, thank you.
Fellow Monroe here from the Americas. Caisteal Folais 'na Theine.
Amazing... I love this song sung by this woman!!!
I love this! The language and her voice are both beautiful.:D
Beautiful Voice
Hello Julie Fowlis
and thank you
Amazing and absolutely gorgeous.
Excellent !
Beautiful, what's left to say ,thank you, cheers Kerry
Exactly my thoughts, dude. I sometimes picture Julie Fowlis as an elf and how perfect that would be.
Beautiful
This is such a beautiful song. Amazing!!
Astoundingly beautiful!
This video has no dislikes! I've never seen that on youtube before, but I can't really say I'm surprised because the song is so great.
So lovely.
Wow. Julie is truly incredible. I learned the song as a guitar solo a few years back, and have always thought it was one of the most touching songs I'd heard. Hearing it in Gaelic takes it a hundred times further into my weeping heart. @pduffy 1943, thank you for putting up a version of Gaelic. I am going to try to learn it. I don't know Gaelic, shame on me, but I can copy it if I can hear and see the phrases at the same time. Terrible accent, but Utahms wont know! wow.
Yeah totally, will definitely have to visit Scotland one day
No idea what they are saying, but it doesn't even matter. It's just so dang beautiful!
Most recent comment, from a fellow scots gaelic speaker no less
I want to learn Gaelic. It's an amazing idiom, so sweet and aaaaaaaahhhh I just love it.....
I'll learn it, I promise...
-I speak italian, russian and english... Gaelic is one of my favourite, but here, in Argentina, is very strange find someone who speak this awesome language.
Beautiful voice and a beautiful.
God bless you you child xxxxxx
Top vocals please keep them coming!!
this songs awesome, Julie, people love you!! no dis-likes, that's better reviews than the beatles get on this song. keep making this beautiful music; it obviously touches everyone who hears it, even if they can't understand it!!
I love her for promoting Scots Gaelic with her beautiful singing. Roddy McLeod.
As always butiful
A wonder and such things contain magic. x
This is so beautiful
Wow. This is beautiful.
I'm an Asian-American kid, and I think Gaelic is the most beautiful language in the world! Beats French anytime.
a good portion of my ancestry is scotts-gaelic, i only wish i knew more about this beautiful culture and language i came from
Kristin Smith Plenty of places on UA-cam and Google to start.
that would be Scots (with one T).
I too would love to learn Gaelic. The conundrum, however, is which form of Gaelic to learn?
Gaidhlig (Scots Gaelic), or Gaelige (Irish Gaelic)? I'm torn because a good bit of my ancestry comes from the Highlands of Scotland and Ireland. While they are related languages, they are not the same and not necessarily mutually intelligible.
And then there is the problem of not having a practical use for either language, as I don't live in the Highlands or in Ireland or Nova Scotia, for that matter.
In any case, I never get tired of listening to this version of Blackbird. It's truly beautiful and even outdoes the original.
@Geoffrey Harris Tentative links. You didn't comment on the music - only about yourself - try again.
Btw, My daughters were Bay City Rollers fans so they are Scottish now- right?
Lovely sound !
wonderful
Lovely! Bought and shared!
It's a wonderful language, I'm in the process of learning it myself. :) Sure, it's hard sometimes, but I pull through and remind myself that I really do want to be able to speak Gaelic.
The hills and far away xx
Wow, what a beautiful voice she has (and a beautiful woman too I might add).
Love it!
Beautiful ! :) I'm from Poland , and I'm learning Gaelic ( of course thanks to internet ). It's hard, but I'm trying to do my best , that language is really amazing !
Sublime !
Search for "Speaking our Language" on UA-cam, someone uploaded basically the whole series teaching Gaelic and they are really good.
Luv you xx
This is a good love songs cover of The Beatles.
Absolutely beautiful!! Better than the original!