Punch Brothers - The Auld Triangle, Don't Give Your Heart to a Rambler, Wheel Hoss, Wayside
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2017
- DISCLAIMER: THIS ISN'T MY VIDEO
I had noticed that it had been taken down off of youtube, so I decided to re-upload it. If this is your video and want it taken down I gladly will :)
Don’t fall in love…..what a GREEEAAAAT singer!!! Holy cow!!
I don't know how many times I've watched this but I'll be back for more.
Probably because you havent seen the original. Luke kelly. All day. Theres meaning to this song. These gobshites have tarnished it.
Same.
Too much greatness all at once hard to comprehend
The punch bros cannot be beat I love them and Noam Pikelny can’t be beat I would love to see them in person !!!!
Great harmony delivered beautifully and musically perfect
Really awesome video! I love seeing, around 9:45, Chris communicates to the rest of the band to presumably transition into "Wayside"- amazing how they transitioned so smoothly and held together! Then again they are an experienced band. I love this.
awesome
Punch Brothers, performing acoustically, in front of...an organ!? I'm in heaven.
...well that was...nearly at a loss for words. That was grand!!
Dude, what a tenor!
Dylan Wagoner I wish they’d implement his tenor more!! It’s so clear and strong!
i love you guys. i just LOVE YOU
I really love these guys, jaw dropping talent!
Thank you very much , brothers...i am very happy ...!!!!
Iam into blue grass in a big way after watching these lads unreal
What a rendition of a great ballad!!
That was great. Thanks for posting.
Love this
Great performance. Hope to see some of this style next month at their November 2018 Barbican show in the UK.
Fantastic
I have a mandolin.
I'm going to cry now.
Chris...Son Of Ben!! You are sooo smilingly damn good!! Of course you grew up surrounded by such inspirational people such as the Seldom Scene and all the players that gravitated to them...All the power to you Chris, you lucky dawg!! And so much thanks to your Dad for the love of his banjoistics that I still listen/enjoy, to this day!!!
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Holy cow!
I love everything they do. I wish they'd play more straight-ahead bluegrass.
Chet Duke they're great at it for sure but I'd miss their sound if they did just that.
Also, they’ve played countless hours of bluegrass growing up, years and years, probably a bit over it, but thankfully not enough to not give these ya these gems!!
Unbelievably good video! Punch Brothers play a lot of progressive stuff but this video of straight ahead bluegrass (preceded by the Irish ballad) just blows it away.
Cool! Pogues Mahone!
damn..
My Brothers aren’t anything like this...
oh shit...
It's funny how there's no microphone.
Great band, great sound too ! Where’s the mics ? Above them I’m guessing?
The mic is on the camera. In the end you can hear how close the audience is.
Where and when was this concert? Great performance.
Shelley Heard from what I can find, it was in oberlin, ohio
Ah, Critter's alma mater. Thanks.
finalgirl11 nn
These vocals are so in-tune, the overtones are overwhelming the phone's mic. Shit.
Chris is so damn hot 🔥
I'm totally a fan of them, but when it comes to "Auld Triangle" they don't even come close to the Dubliners and the great Luke Kelly.
Paul R I agree but a great attempt nonetheless
And the Dubliners musicianship doesn't even come close to Punch brothers.
alan4sure that’s irrelevant great technical ability isn’t why The Dubliners are appealing
And sounding like the Dubliners isn't why Punch Brothers are popular. It works both ways...
You're not wrong, but I think it's definitely the second best rendition. Beats Glen Hansard and Ed Sheeran etc for me, but to each their own :)
Far to pretentious. Sing it as it is. You've put a swing on parts that wasnt needed.
It's called interpretation. Why is it when someone covers something a bit differently then it's "pretentious". I hate that word.