Yes indeed may he rest in peace if we here a slap off thunder that's just paddy starting a session he will have st Patrick dancing to morrisions jig or drowsey Maggie lol seriously so sad to have lost such a great musician I loved him on the whistle great whistle player I would say him Mary bergin and John Sheeha would but be the top 3 whistle players we had in Ireland this tune sounds like it's an orcheristra off Irish music its Irish music at its very best rip paddy
RIP Paddy, Derek Bell and Sean Keane. Eternal rest grant unto them, Oh Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
...and as the band came on the stage for the THIRD encore, Paddy said to the audience; "Sure yer gluttons for punishment" There is some fine music being played in the Heavens tonight.
This song saved me and my sister. When my abusive father was on the booze we would dance around our table to this song to distract us from what was coming when he got drunk. Thank you for this song, it got me through my childhood.
AHH so sad to hear that some alcoholics don't care about anyone there selfish and distructive most off them they don't even care about their selves no child should have to endure that I lived with an alcoholic when my son was two I'd to put him father out because I didn't want him to have to grow up seeing that aggression towards me ,,my grandad was aloholic but he was never agressive towards anybody he used to stand up and hold on to the table to dance when I read your message I remembered Him doing that he would off sang the one song in Irish for hours some old song about milking a goat lol he bought the pub out off crisps in Donegal think it was st Patrick's Day about 35 years ago he bought crisps all day for the children that were there most people that are alcoholic are agressive my my gramps as we called him he was a jolly drunk miss him so much he lived to 87 vand drank everyday how he lasted so long nobody knows ,,so sorry to hear you've been through so much your mum was probably afraid to leave him but at least you can still listen to the music and appreciate it god bless you and your sister
Grew up listening to this music, the Wolfe Tones, Dubliners etc. Brought my fathers ashes home to Dublin and spread them, along with my mother’s on a beach near Howth where they had their first date. Took his urn around to a few of his favourite pubs first tho’, he’d have loved that☘️
im just curious beg my pardon, could you resist the temptation of throwing a sip of beer in the urn xD i think i would have done that with my fathers hahahaha
"And a feeling of great exhilaration possessed me, like a sudden lungful of purer air. The great pointlessness of it, the non-sense of nature, was beautiful, and no-one else would know it again, exactly as we knew it at that moment."Rip Paddy Maloney.
el batallón de San Patricio ☘️ descansa bajo la tierra de México 🇲🇽 y los cubre la bandera de México y la protección de las alas del águila 🇲🇽 viva Irlanda
Till this day I didn't know about Mr Paddy, may he rest in peace 😥. 15 years now since I first heard them, even bought a tin whistle living in Brazil, I don't know what to say, I'm just sad now
Cette musique est très populaire en France - nous adorons le rythme du Bodran et les violons ... c'est même le générique d'une série télévisée dont les épisodes s déroulent à l'âge de pierre ...
Unbelievable! I was just humming this to myself an hour ago and UA-cam offers it to me. Probably the first Chieftains tune that I ever heard when the great DJ John Peel played on his evening show, so in 1973 when the LP came out. I bought it straight away, to my parents great relief, as they were tired of heave metal. It reminds me that we have not got enough of Paddy Moloney's piping on record. Such a wonderful style. All I ever had was a couple of tunes on the compilation Claddagh "The Drones and Chanters", including a wonderful "Bumper Squire Jones". RIP Paddy. Thanks for the many wonderful musical moments. None better than this one.
From a group so excelled in Irish culture and its heritage, I've studied them for years and listened longer than want to admit, even some of their shite stuff. This piece alone sums up best, the very best of what irish music is and what the chieftains personify
Wow that's what I call whistle players bodhran so simple but absolutely amazing a true Irish masterpiece from great Irish musicians Irish music dosnt got better than this for this is a complete masterpiece
I want so badly to go and spend much time there, in the emerald isle....being obsessed with it's culture and music, having adopted a brogue myself, and also in the process of learning Irish Gaelic. Éireann go brach!
@@irosoqpsdvjj yea maybe a Viking killed him but other chieftains/ kings of Ireland hired Vikings as mercenaries to fight other rival Irish clans for there land and thrones. Brain Boru had lots of Irish enemies that wanted him dead so they could rule Ireland.
Brian Boru's family wrote the history after the fact. He wasnt killed while praying. In fact there were equal numbers of Norse and Irish on both sides of the battle. It was a dynastic power play rather than some nationalistic struggle between Gael and Norse.
Suena a Antiguo; sabe a la Tierra cuando era joven; huele al océano primigenio; nace de los primeros días del Sol en la Vía Láctea. No me canso de escucharla.
Listen to the rhythms of my heart. The movements and sways of my beating heart.. l felt you Lord as you came into my being. l was humbled and shy when you saw this... how my heart reacts when you are in it. l want you near me... my hiddeness, l don't want you to see ... l keep it for myself.. l keep this from you. Because love wants to hide from you... only because of the Power of Your Love... it cannot compare. l haven't yet reached the pinnacle of the Cross of Love...l haven't drank the Chalice of Perfect Love.... of total surrender...of "it is consummated".
meravigliosa la cercavo da molto tempo questa canzone. Magnifica It's one of most beautiful song of chieftains for thr music construction and her armony tipically irish
I was going to post the mournful May Morning Dew, then stumbled upon the Cheiftans Morning Dew. Makes mw want to be 14 and pummeling friends for the love of life in open fens. Much better.
A lot of comments talking about Irish nationalistic war related things but this theme makes me think about wild nature, plants and animals (and also some wild minded humans) trying to free themselves from the modern industrial civilization ruled by sociopaths. That is the only battle which is important here.
@@asamiyashin444 a Túath, my bad. It was a amall area of land in ancient Ireland contolled by a taoiseach, every single túath in Ireland had the same laws (the Brehon laws) which were made and judged by people completly separate from any kings of taoiseachs to maintain fairness and to keep out any corruption.
@@mcfcfan1870 I don't know much about Celtic culture and Ireland but I think that every place in the world suffered the psychopathization which Jack Forbes describes in his book: "Columbus And Other Cannibals: The Wetiko Disease of Exploitation, Imperialism and Terrorism". I think that humans were peaceful once everywhere. I read a book about Celts describing a culture full of psychopathic traits, dedicated to war and mistreating animals in the so called "iron age". I wondered when all of that started because when I listen to traditional Celtic music it doesn't sound to me like it comes from a psychopathic culture, but rather from sensitive people. I was searching for Celtic roots before they turned a war oriented culture but it's difficult. Because most of the texts about Celts which we have now were written by their enemies, the Romans. Do you know any book that talks about that period? Even ancient myths books are ok. I mean, before they started domesticating animals and dedicated to war. I'm very interested in that but it's hard to find. Almost all of the books about Celts I have found seem obsessed with war and violence.
@@asamiyashin444 First of all I need to clarify that celts is a big umbrella term. In Ireland the Celtic peoples were Gaels. Gaelic culture is very mysterious pre-christian times as very little was written down until then but from the 5th century we know quite alot. A very important thing are the Brehon-Laws. Ireland had such a advanced system of laws back then and they werent contolled by any king so they were very fair and are seen as ahead of their time. (First ever recorded copyright case was in 6th century Ireland. People with disabilities had special laws to protect them. Women were seen much more equally than other places at the time) The channel I gave you a link of has some very good videos on explaining the Brehon-Laws At the time the Irish/Gaels were very civilised in terms of law, had beautiful music and amazing myths and tales, but they were warriors too and conflict was frequent. In terms of mistreatment of animals I dont think the gaels had any of that. Cattle especially were seen as almost sacred and were used as source of dairy, food, currency. It was illegal to override a horse and overwork an ox under the Brehon-Law so the gaels certainly seemed to be concerned on animal welfare. I cant name any myself but I'd recommend to look for a book on Brehon-Law first of all if you want to get to know ancient Ireland.
Think I bought Jungle Book sing a long record and a suitcase record player at an op shop when I was a kid, KC and the Sunshine band were the first reall nusic I played on it. Boopin away.....lol.
Paddy Moloney.A truly great Irish man.May he rest in peace.
Yes indeed may he rest in peace if we here a slap off thunder that's just paddy starting a session he will have st Patrick dancing to morrisions jig or drowsey Maggie lol seriously so sad to have lost such a great musician I loved him on the whistle great whistle player I would say him Mary bergin and John Sheeha would but be the top 3 whistle players we had in Ireland this tune sounds like it's an orcheristra off Irish music its Irish music at its very best rip paddy
There's a few of us still around.
RIP Paddy, Derek Bell and Sean Keane. Eternal rest grant unto them, Oh Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
...and as the band came on the stage for the THIRD encore, Paddy said to the audience; "Sure yer gluttons for punishment" There is some fine music being played in the Heavens tonight.
This song saved me and my sister. When my abusive father was on the booze we would dance around our table to this song to distract us from what was coming when he got drunk.
Thank you for this song, it got me through my childhood.
AHH so sad to hear that some alcoholics don't care about anyone there selfish and distructive most off them they don't even care about their selves no child should have to endure that I lived with an alcoholic when my son was two I'd to put him father out because I didn't want him to have to grow up seeing that aggression towards me ,,my grandad was aloholic but he was never agressive towards anybody he used to stand up and hold on to the table to dance when I read your message I remembered
Him doing that he would off sang the one song in Irish for hours some old song about milking a goat lol he bought the pub out off crisps in Donegal think it was st Patrick's Day about 35 years ago he bought crisps all day for the children that were there most people that are alcoholic are agressive my my gramps as we called him he was a jolly drunk miss him so much he lived to 87 vand drank everyday how he lasted so long nobody knows ,,so sorry to hear you've been through so much your mum was probably afraid to leave him but at least you can still listen to the music and appreciate it god bless you and your sister
@@conallbell340 take a powder
That is true resilience. I hope you are ok now. Blessings!
Jooz made your people drunks
1 thing about music, when it hits you ,you feel no pain- truer word never spoken
I've listened to this 100 times today. No lie.
The epitome of traditional Irish music.
Irish cream
Grew up listening to this music, the Wolfe Tones, Dubliners etc. Brought my fathers ashes home to Dublin and spread them, along with my mother’s on a beach near Howth where they had their first date. Took his urn around to a few of his favourite pubs first tho’, he’d have loved that☘️
What a lovely way of honouring them
im just curious beg my pardon, could you resist the temptation of throwing a sip of beer in the urn xD i think i would have done that with my fathers hahahaha
"And a feeling of great exhilaration possessed me, like a sudden lungful of purer air. The great pointlessness of it, the non-sense of nature, was beautiful, and no-one else would know it again, exactly as we knew it at that moment."Rip Paddy Maloney.
💗
Irish cream
Ireland forever this the land of me ancestors!!🇮🇪🇺🇸
RIP, Paddy Moloney. Thank you for all the amazing music.
The very first Chieftains track i ever heard, way back in the 80's. Still makes my heart skip a beat in 2021.
Rest in Peace Mr Paddy Moloney 😢
I love Ireland and Enya and Clannad 🙏❤️🇮🇪
Never forgotten 💕 RIP Paddy
el batallón de San Patricio ☘️ descansa bajo la tierra de México 🇲🇽 y los cubre la bandera de México y la protección de las alas del águila 🇲🇽 viva Irlanda
Grá Agus beannacht mór
Mhaith thu and new years greetings to our Catholic friends in Mexico.
Viva Cristo Rey.
RIP Paddy Maloney, thank you for all the inspiration.
This tune captures the essence of the Irish spirit!!!
Sounds like a medieval Kern swinging an axe into the face of a downed English cavalry man
Till this day I didn't know about Mr Paddy, may he rest in peace 😥. 15 years now since I first heard them, even bought a tin whistle living in Brazil, I don't know what to say, I'm just sad now
I have no words to describe how this makes me feel and how grateful I am 🙏❤☘
This melody was playing in my head while giving my end term exams
Cette musique est très populaire en France - nous adorons le rythme du Bodran et les violons ... c'est même le générique d'une série télévisée dont les épisodes s déroulent à l'âge de pierre ...
Rest peacefully in Heaven, dear Paddy🎵🙏🏻
Escuchando desde Perú
Well, "Howdy" from San Antonio, TX! Ya'll come down and visit sometime - if ya'll haven't, now.💛!
Unbelievable! I was just humming this to myself an hour ago and UA-cam offers it to me. Probably the first Chieftains tune that I ever heard when the great DJ John Peel played on his evening show, so in 1973 when the LP came out. I bought it straight away, to my parents great relief, as they were tired of heave metal.
It reminds me that we have not got enough of Paddy Moloney's piping on record. Such a wonderful style. All I ever had was a couple of tunes on the compilation Claddagh "The Drones and Chanters", including a wonderful "Bumper Squire Jones".
RIP Paddy. Thanks for the many wonderful musical moments. None better than this one.
perfect song with a perfect beginning middle and end ☺
From a group so excelled in Irish culture and its heritage, I've studied them for years and listened longer than want to admit, even some of their shite stuff. This piece alone sums up best, the very best of what irish music is and what the chieftains personify
Ireland's genius and gift to the world
One of my all-time favorites. This composition makes my blood beat and heart sing!
Wow that's what I call whistle players bodhran so simple but absolutely amazing a true Irish masterpiece from great Irish musicians Irish music dosnt got better than this for this is a complete masterpiece
Both sights and sounds to make me miss Ireland very much. Haven't been since August 2009. I miss it.
I want so badly to go and spend much time there, in the emerald isle....being obsessed with it's culture and music, having adopted a brogue myself, and also in the process of learning Irish Gaelic. Éireann go brach!
If your in the stares..GLAD TO HAVE YA
I am as the Dew of the Morning. And I am the Dew of your youth those who are my people.
Eternal love and respect for the Irish people from us Palestinians !!!
RIP paddy , wonderful talented musician, a credit to traditional Irish music, 😢
My Celtic blood rejoices.
Love this tune!! Showed my dad!!
Stunning visuals and music
RIP Paddy Maloney.....gentleman
Beautiful.....scenery looks just like Newfoundland.
If I had to guess it, or be shot, I'd say it's the cliff walk in Ardmore.
This how I imagine Brian Boru and his men preparing for battle against the Norseman.
Pity he got Assassiated by our own by an rival Irish clan while in his tent after victory.
@@geminiii6634 it was a Norseman named Brodir not an Irishman
@@irosoqpsdvjj yea maybe a Viking killed him but other chieftains/ kings of Ireland hired Vikings as mercenaries to fight other rival Irish clans for there land and thrones. Brain Boru had lots of Irish enemies that wanted him dead so they could rule Ireland.
@@geminiii6634 that's true for a lot of Irish history there is always someone who will muck it up for their own ambitions.
Brian Boru's family wrote the history after the fact. He wasnt killed while praying. In fact there were equal numbers of Norse and Irish on both sides of the battle. It was a dynastic power play rather than some nationalistic struggle between Gael and Norse.
J'ADOOOOORE !
Masterpiece.
Blessed. Rest well Paddy.
The Chieftains!
goodness I love the Chieftains
Top Class. ☘️🇮🇪🎵🎶🎼
Very beautiful filmography to accompany the Morning Dew...
RIP Paddy Moloney, if for nothing else, thanks for this
Beautiful images of Dublin. County Dublin.
Beautiful.
Reached to like this video, saw that I already did, and became sad that I couldn't like it again
r.i.p.
What a tune!
I love too see all of this...
This Tune Is My All Time Favorite.Just Love It..❤🎵❤🎵
Suena a Antiguo; sabe a la Tierra cuando era joven; huele al océano primigenio; nace de los primeros días del Sol en la Vía Láctea. No me canso de escucharla.
bellissima l'Irlanda
Great video
Lovely shots of the Howth peninsula. Great hiking trails at the N side of Dublin Bay.
splortz thank you for sharing this.i was abt to ask
Yerra, we hiked those trails by day, when conditions warranted. Played at the Top House in Howth by night. Epic.
@@splortz that sounds interesting. Care to share any stories?
Yep I would like to hike these
RIP Paddy Moloney
Great tune off the chieftains 4 album ,the album Bonaparte's retreat was also worth a listen
the first chieftains tune I ever heard.My first trip to Dublin in 73
Very good, fellows! Happy and lively melody!
wonderful - beautiful - will buy
Amazing nature, good music... Thanks, Beatriz!
Belleza extraordinaria
Listen to the rhythms of my heart.
The movements and sways of my beating heart..
l felt you Lord as you came into my being.
l was humbled and shy when you saw this... how my heart reacts when you are in it.
l want you near me... my hiddeness, l don't want you to see ...
l keep it for myself..
l keep this from you.
Because love wants to hide from you... only because of the Power of Your Love... it cannot compare.
l haven't yet reached the pinnacle of the Cross of Love...l haven't drank the Chalice of Perfect Love.... of total surrender...of
"it is consummated".
Fritula, thank you.
Great video for a great tune.
Beautiful
Vale Paddy, a life well lived indeed.
These videocaptures are one of a kind!
Delightfully Irish👍
I love Ireland. I love the Chieftains.
Ireland
Incredible video, the extreme amount of work put into this is amazing ,,,,grateful !
I love this views☘️
Beautiful! Long live Ireland x
Did you know that I can dance like an Irish dude?!
No?! Hold my beer!
meravigliosa la cercavo da molto tempo questa canzone. Magnifica
It's one of most beautiful song of chieftains for thr music construction and her armony tipically irish
J adore frais et entrainant
I was going to post the mournful May Morning Dew, then stumbled upon the Cheiftans Morning Dew. Makes mw want to be 14 and pummeling friends for the love of life in open fens. Much better.
captainbedworthy Like Joseph Donnelly in "Far and Away?"
You will get it if you Google it can even get whistle tabs but there's two whistles in this both playing different parts at different times
Chieftains, Bothy Band, Sweeney's Men, Dubliners, Planxty. The soundtrack of my childhood
Proud to be Irish...
I wish i were Irish and Greek!!!
Greetings from Hellas!
Love this real 🇮🇪
I love Ireland because i love Enya
A wander around Howth Head, haven't been there in over a year.
Ireland's "organic" national orchestra.
Known this tune for a long time, but this video...wow!! Thankyou Beatriz.
The great Sean Keane on the fiddle!!
A lot of comments talking about Irish nationalistic war related things but this theme makes me think about wild nature, plants and animals (and also some wild minded humans) trying to free themselves from the modern industrial civilization ruled by sociopaths. That is the only battle which is important here.
A peaceful tuatha in gaelic ireland
@@mcfcfan1870 I have searched tuatha in Google but I don't understand what do you mean exactly.
@@asamiyashin444 a Túath, my bad.
It was a amall area of land in ancient Ireland contolled by a taoiseach, every single túath in Ireland had the same laws (the Brehon laws) which were made and judged by people completly separate from any kings of taoiseachs to maintain fairness and to keep out any corruption.
@@mcfcfan1870 I don't know much about Celtic culture and Ireland but I think that every place in the world suffered the psychopathization which Jack Forbes describes in his book: "Columbus And Other Cannibals: The Wetiko Disease of Exploitation, Imperialism and Terrorism". I think that humans were peaceful once everywhere.
I read a book about Celts describing a culture full of psychopathic traits, dedicated to war and mistreating animals in the so called "iron age". I wondered when all of that started because when I listen to traditional Celtic music it doesn't sound to me like it comes from a psychopathic culture, but rather from sensitive people. I was searching for Celtic roots before they turned a war oriented culture but it's difficult. Because most of the texts about Celts which we have now were written by their enemies, the Romans.
Do you know any book that talks about that period? Even ancient myths books are ok. I mean, before they started domesticating animals and dedicated to war. I'm very interested in that but it's hard to find. Almost all of the books about Celts I have found seem obsessed with war and violence.
@@asamiyashin444 First of all I need to clarify that celts is a big umbrella term.
In Ireland the Celtic peoples were Gaels.
Gaelic culture is very mysterious pre-christian times as very little was written down until then but from the 5th century we know quite alot.
A very important thing are the Brehon-Laws. Ireland had such a advanced system of laws back then and they werent contolled by any king so they were very fair and are seen as ahead of their time.
(First ever recorded copyright case was in 6th century Ireland. People with disabilities had special laws to protect them. Women were seen much more equally than other places at the time)
The channel I gave you a link of has some very good videos on explaining the Brehon-Laws
At the time the Irish/Gaels were very civilised in terms of law, had beautiful music and amazing myths and tales, but they were warriors too and conflict was frequent.
In terms of mistreatment of animals I dont think the gaels had any of that. Cattle especially were seen as almost sacred and were used as source of dairy, food, currency. It was illegal to override a horse and overwork an ox under the Brehon-Law so the gaels certainly seemed to be concerned on animal welfare.
I cant name any myself but I'd recommend to look for a book on Brehon-Law first of all if you want to get to know ancient Ireland.
Kenneth Griffith brought here to this beautiful Irish tune.
Love it!
Listen Mr Frodo I hear the shire calling.
Well done!
This is beautiful! Love listening to this :)
Awesome
Pouce bleu pour les séquences de prises de vue originales.
Tens of thousands on the battlefield ...each with a part to play
Real life is not Call of Duty. War is not honorable. It's not masculine going to die like a pawn for politic/economic interests of a few persons.
I finally found your UA-cam. That's how you know me. Your channel is awesome. Just like you, and your photography.
Excellent choice of video with music!
Lindo!
Beauitful Video!
brilliant!
Howth if I'm not mistaken! Beautiful swimming spot near there.
Think I bought Jungle Book sing a long record and a suitcase record player at an op shop when I was a kid, KC and the Sunshine band were the first reall nusic I played on it. Boopin away.....lol.
The album, Chieftains IV
Good video✅🇮🇪