Just saw them in Vancouver BC,and I was completely blown away. They are some of the greatest musicians I ever ever seen live. They are beloved in these parts!
@@Vendita_Cetrioli_Kiev Yes, Bouzouki. Adam Rhodes, seated on the right of the screen, plays Bouzouki. It's a thinner, more metallic sound than the guitar. 8 strings, tuned in pairs. Works really well on this set - sounds great. 🙂
I don' know whether to cry or laugh. So I'll do both. Listening to this I know my mother's with me heart and soul as the sheer joy exploding from the music brings her smiling self and the times we enjoyed music together back. I keep playing and she's always here surrounding me.
I just discovered you were coming to Boise, Idaho. I was in Ireland last May for the entire month and didn't know of you then. That's a sad thing to know now, but alas I'll be coming to hear you on St. Paddy's day here in Idaho. Thanks for coming across the pond to visit.
Definitely fun to watch. The original track from the album, superimposed with wonderful pictures of many takes, apparently (including the odd metamorphosis you get with this kind of production, like a bodhran turning into a guitar, but giving me the comforting feeling that I am not the only one playing with sleeves rolled up below the elbow instead of above). A bit modernistic, of course (wonder what Seamus Tansey had to say to that...), but dancers from outside the Michael Flatley mindset, thank you for that.
Fabulous group could listen to them forever l know they are from Scotland but they make a great fist of Irish trad are they all Scot’s where is concertina player from originally
... Unreal. Please, come to Chicago. Please. I have to see you play. The Bothy Band was before my time, I never got to see Lunasa with McSherry still in the line up.
Check out their albums, 'Into the Light', and their latest 'Avalanche', just brilliant! And I had the joy of seeing them not once, but FOUR times at Shetland Folk Fest 2017, spoke to them afterwards, totally down to earth, polite & genial - extra respect from me.
Hmm, that was a little odd seeing the bodhran player switching to guitar mid-medley, with the bodhran continuing to play on the backing track... Fun music though; hoping to see these guys in concert soon.
Yes at 1:49, when the tune changes and the dancer comes ... The guitar started and the bodhran was still playing. Not a live arrangment, unless they are using a looper, but it's very difficult with a band ...
It is outstanding. But where does the bass come from? The bodhrán sounds very well, but it is simply incapable for the bass that develops towards the end. Still, the music is exeptionally envigoring. As the others wrote, I miss the hardshoe knocks too.
The new fired up trad sound really lacks something with all of its energy and hype . Sometimes a melody is nice to weave into the the mix and not lose it in a wall of sound .
My brother did this music video! He is best pals with the fiddle player so I used to get to hear him play from an early age. Pure talent.
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Thats fking awesome. Brings a smile to your face don't it!!!
I would love to see if there is a version that focuses on the dancers.
@@KKIcons Same here, but I would like to actually be able to have the clicky clack incorporated to the music.
I saw imar It s very beautiful
Watching hardshoe without hearing the sound of the steps is like watching a concertina player's fingers move in silence.
I agree .
We want them toe tappers LOUD.
Totally agree. Slainte agus Saoirse
Just saw them in Vancouver BC,and I was completely blown away. They are some of the greatest musicians I ever ever seen live. They are beloved in these parts!
If you like this, check out the band Barrule. Fiddler and bouzuki player used to be in it. They were a damn good band.
The bouzouki part in this is absolute gold.
Bozouki?
@@Vendita_Cetrioli_Kiev Yes, Bouzouki. Adam Rhodes, seated on the right of the screen, plays Bouzouki. It's a thinner, more metallic sound than the guitar. 8 strings, tuned in pairs. Works really well on this set - sounds great. 🙂
I don' know whether to cry or laugh. So I'll do both. Listening to this I know my mother's with me heart and soul as the sheer joy exploding from the music brings her smiling self and the times we enjoyed music together back. I keep playing and she's always here surrounding me.
Ah god this makes me Irish heart happy!! ☘💚🇮🇪
This makes me Irish.
Since 3 days I've been following this guy from Lowground to Fourth Moon to Talisk to Imar... Mohsen rules the scene, and justifiably so...
Absolutely amazing
Great music greetings from a irish American 🇺🇸❤🇮🇪
It's Friday evening and after a hard week at work this video put a big smile on my face. Thanks mates!
Oh. My. Gosh!! I CANNOT stay still when listening to this band! Incredible! LOVE THIS BAND!!
Listening to Deep Blue while driving around Cape Breton on a beautiful day is putting the cherry on top of the sundae. 🥰
This is A-MA-ZING!! My brain is drooling
One of the Best Bands. Love em”..
These kids are so freaking talented.
Damn, the energy in this set is unbelievable! Tasty!
joy and freshness, energy and smiles everywhere, that's fantastic.
OMG....how good is this,thankyou guys
High dynamic, condenced spirit, pure sound...
3:59 is me trying to sneak one out in class
Absolutely amazing music!
What a really fabulous band
No words, just pure sound...
This should have more views!!!!!
Saw SuperTrad play in Durango, CO last weekend. I am so hooked on this music. It lifts my soul.
This song brings so much joy! I love it!!!! Thanks so much for posting. I put it on repeat and can't stop smiling! 🙂
Fantastic! Doesn’t get any better.
Can"t get any better than this !
Saw them play this track live yesterday. So good.
Thank you so much for this song and dance 😍 It makes me feel so happy and motivated !!
I just discovered you were coming to Boise, Idaho. I was in Ireland last May for the entire month and didn't know of you then. That's a sad thing to know now, but alas I'll be coming to hear you on St. Paddy's day here in Idaho. Thanks for coming across the pond to visit.
The best Irish Band, now and ever...
Don't forget Manx
And English and Scottish!
Fascinating how that second guitar sounds like a bodhran.
Blessed to see ya at Calais Celtic Concerts! High energy, class act!!!
Wow♥️♥️♥️👍🙏🙋♀️
Feel good music,thankyou guys
Love it!
That is actually quite the awesome video for a ““small““ folk band
PHENOMENAL song and video. cheers, friends
Big change from the time I grew up in Ireland
Maravillosoooooo!!!!!!!!
I love this so much!!!!
The dancing is marvelous as well!!
Great playing and really professional video
I've been sitting here grinning and replaying the second tune - that's really something else. Well done chaps!
Definitely fun to watch. The original track from the album, superimposed with wonderful pictures of many takes, apparently (including the odd metamorphosis you get with this kind of production, like a bodhran turning into a guitar, but giving me the comforting feeling that I am not the only one playing with sleeves rolled up below the elbow instead of above). A bit modernistic, of course (wonder what Seamus Tansey had to say to that...), but dancers from outside the Michael Flatley mindset, thank you for that.
Just saw them in PA at the Celtic Classic, really good
Awesome vid seen them live they blow u away the amount of energy your totally engaged....well done guys
Well done, catchy tune! Nice to see and hear the "CUZ" sing! It sounds beautiful!
Suas e! That is a great tune. The video made me smile.
Maravillosos!!! Great job!!!!
Fantastic stuff.
I'm definitely digging it.
mehr geht nicht,super
Best Bands in in the world between Meg myers. And Ran....
Fabulous group could listen to them forever l know they are from Scotland but they make a great fist of Irish trad are they all Scot’s where is concertina player from originally
Loved it !!
OMG how brilliant,thankyou xx
Chapeau. Magia celta
Superb,love it so much,thanks guys
Eyy eyyyy, this lit
Wish to see you live
Das ist doch der Hammer, muss man immer wieder hören, ihr seid die besten 😍
...what should I say?...you're totally awesome, guys...
Outrageous talent!
Amazing! Thanks for sharing! ♥
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Unreal. Please, come to Chicago. Please. I have to see you play. The Bothy Band was before my time, I never got to see Lunasa with McSherry still in the line up.
Check out their albums, 'Into the Light', and their latest 'Avalanche', just brilliant! And I had the joy of seeing them not once, but FOUR times at Shetland Folk Fest 2017, spoke to them afterwards, totally down to earth, polite & genial - extra respect from me.
Just saw y’all in Boulder, Colorado and am now a super fan. Amazing music. Hope to see in in Glasgow in October in you’re playing.
I'll be seeing them in Vancouver on March 20th/19 and I can't wait. These guys are very special.
As always, the music is fantastic and so is the drawing, but did they have to use such low lighting? It's pitch as my grand-mother's chimney!
Nice one Adam so pleased to think I knew from the first time of heard. You play ,you were going places ,keep. Enjoying the music,feel it
Brilliant!!
Lovely
i ❤ u guys! 👏🏽👏🏽
That was huge !
completely blew my mind! going to see you guys in berkeley next week
fantastic superb
Very nice!
👍👏♥️
Awesome show in Bellingham March 19th at the new Sylvia Center downtown, these guys are funny too, great show.
Sorry I missed seeing you all when you came to New York. Hope you can return to Crandall Library, or somewhere else in the Upstate region, again.
👍👍👍💥
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Wonderful!
😊👍
Alguien sabe en qué ⛪ está grabado. La acústica es perfecta 👌
that bloody dancer spoilt it
Makes me want to be Irish. Alas my ancestors hail from England. My kin have much to answer for. My apologies
Unreal lads! Cottiers is a cracking venue too
Tasty 👅
Fuckin class!!
One of my favorite bands and an awesome video. Does anyone know where it was filmed?
Thanks Patrick! It was filmed in Cottiers Theatre in Glasgow
Is there another name for that second tune? It's pretty awesome!
Aye, it's Spiders, composed by Peter Morrison of the Peatbog Faeries & on their album Blackhouse.
Hmm, that was a little odd seeing the bodhran player switching to guitar mid-medley, with the bodhran continuing to play on the backing track... Fun music though; hoping to see these guys in concert soon.
When does he actually change to the guitar?? didn't clock that at all!
Yes at 1:49, when the tune changes and the dancer comes ... The guitar started and the bodhran was still playing. Not a live arrangment, unless they are using a looper, but it's very difficult with a band ...
On the 3rd tune, some keyboard effects have also been added ...
Cant hear the dancers but otherwise great.
Reel of jig?
3 reels :
Breakfast Club (Mohsen Amini/Tomas Callister)
Spiders (Peter Morrison)
Eggs (Ryan Murphy)
as mentionned in the introduction ...
It is outstanding. But where does the bass come from? The bodhrán sounds very well, but it is simply incapable for the bass that develops towards the end. Still, the music is exeptionally envigoring. As the others wrote, I miss the hardshoe knocks too.
Who are the dancers?
Lauren Smyth im not sure the guy
David Geaney! He’s fab!
Lol.
Cant hear the dancers !!!!
The new fired up trad sound really lacks something with all of its energy and hype . Sometimes a melody is nice to weave into the the mix and not lose it in a wall of sound .
Deep Blue - In honour of the IBM chess playing computer from the 90's?