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Carolina Chocolate Drops - Durang's Hornpipe [HD]
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2010
- The Carolina Chocolate Drops perform "Durang's Hornpipe" live at Mass MoCA 5/29/10
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Is there anything this woman CAN'T do? Insane talent. Bright to boot. And so beautiful it hurts.
Musicians like this just don't exist anymore. The Carolina Chocolate Drops are a rare treasure! Sheer geniuses keeping the rare roots to all of modern American music alive! I am truly in awe.
They still exist, they're just far from the mainstream.
ya, great musicians and bands still around that play this sort of music, just gotta know where to seek them out. check wncw.org on sundays from 3-6pm EST for an old time music show called This Old Porch. check out bruce molsky, the foghorn stringband, the freight hoppers, the down hill strugglers, frank fairfield, erryn marshall, kirk sutphin, brad leftwich, walt koken, dom flemons (he's the drum player in this video, now a solo artist)..these are just a few of current, living old time musicians that are worth a listen
Many years ago I saw the Carolina Chocolate Drops in Portsmouth NH and they were amazing! They are all extremely gifted Kings and Queens. To now see Rhiannon dance this jig is moving. Any person that is able to share time with her should consider themselves blessed. A very special woman and an extremely special soul. Rhiannon, thank you for your presence!!!!
She seems to just float...effortlessly.
That's what it is about people with great talent. They make hard things look easy.
I am in love with this group.
I see Africa in the music and the dance, thank you Chocolate Drops for keeping our traditions alive...Bless you!
We are blessed to see this in our life time. Thank you CCD for keeping our history alive.
Sure wish I could push a "Love it" button!
This is FANTASTIC! I didn't know these kinds of performances were still possible in this millennium... I was under the mistaken impression this manner of performing was lost save for the grooves of priceless old records. Beyond that, I haven't seen anyone move like that save some dancers on vintage silent film shorts from circa 1900... this band has it DOWN man!
And I totally agree with the hard things looking easy bit... I can't dance at all, but I have friends who are good dancers and I still don't think they could come close to this... touche' !
I'm Irish. We would call this a reel. But absolutely brilliant anyway. Super band hope you come to Ireland soon.
It's interesting to compare this performance with that of Rachel Eddy,which is pure bluegrass. Nothing like this.
Keep the traditional music going. It's a national treasure.
i like very much the singer-dancer girl. she's special. great performer.
this is how it was done way way back..i first learned how to clog dance barefoot as well over 40 years ago..this is not as easy as you might think..it's the old old style..great stuff..
She sings, she plays the violin and the banjo, and... SHE DANCES THE HORNPIPE LIKE A BOSS!!!!!!! xD
AWESOME TALENT !!!!
This is what I'd LOVE to see on DWTS!
Takes my breath away!
Thank you! 🙂
I could listern and watch this fantastic group all day long!
Magnifique! J'aime ça! Beaucoup!
Niceee...i got to listened to this in 2010 now 2017 never gets old
This is what my (black) people were playing before and after slavery...and dancing.
I love seeing my little sister dance! Thank you, Sonya.
Not really irish people before you , you didn't invent it !
@@nodealbrexitnow7376 Where did the Banjo Originally Come From?
The Banjo was inspired by instruments that originated in West Africa and were brought over by slaves from those regions. These instruments, the ngoni and the xalam, are both hide covered stringed instruments that bear resemblance to the modern banjo.
Who Invented the Banjo
Credit for inventing the modern banjo goes to Joel Sweeney. Often called Joe, he is credited with designing and promoting the current 5 string banjo in the form we know it today.
Is the Banjo Irish?
No. The modern 5 string banjo was invented in America, although it has roots from instruments that were brought over and played by the slaves. The four string tenor banjo might be an Irish instrument, but the popular and traditional 5-string banjo is American.Do some research
I imagine they have performed this tune many times, but it feels so original and spontaneous. Just so good!
That was amazing and wonderful.
Bravissima. From Italy
The best video I've seen this week!
grew up with this music so nice to see that break down shuffle
That is Super Cool !
Dom Flemons just played at the Sydney Festival 2014- a friend gave me his cd AMERICAN SONGSTER, It's great
>"a friend gave me his cd AMERICAN SONGSTER"
That's a real friend!
I was looking for some bluegrass music the other day, and I was just fascinated by the cover of Genuine Negro Jig. I bought that and love it. What fun music. Then I did the youtube seaech and found this video. What a great video! I like this very much.
WOW WOW WOW..what-a group!
I love you Rhiannon.
There are a lot of videos on UA-cam of girls doing shuffle dancing, but dang! Rhiannon is putting them to shame! Love it!
Always incredible!
I love Rihannon Giddens!!!
HD Thanks.
Sound Kicks Ass.
Anyone remember Flemons from Flagstaff?
Flemons we remember you......
Thanks again!!!
Flagstaff AZ??
Amazing!
Yaa ah!
Damn girl wow
Love it! Thanks!
love u.
DES ARTISTES ! Des VRAIS ! Merci
My God how could any brassiere withstand a pounding like that? - It's quite extraordinary.
She can step
Great!
nice thanks Tim
Good to see them playing this white music!!!!
NOT WHITE MUSIC. IT WAS EVERYONES MUSIC HERE IN AMERICA FROM THE SLAVE TO THE MINER, THE SHARE CROPPER TO THE MOUNTAINEERS....ONE THING THAT BROUGHT EVERYONE TOGETHER WAS THE MUSIC. DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND LOOK UP VIDEOS FROM THE EARLY 1900S OF BLACKS PLAYING BANJO, FIDDLE, ETC...THIS IS AMERICANA YOU MINDLESS BRIT. STAY OVER THERE AND STOP TRYING TO FURTHER DIVIDE THE PEOPLE.....
This isn't white music lol!!!
Nice footwork there Rhiannon! Yes I noticed she had feet too lol.
Yep... American music is 100% Afro-Celtic. No doubt. :)
Love it! Boy, kinda feel bad for Dom though. It seems like Rhiannon is angry with him at the beginning because she turns her head away from him.
Harika 👏👌👍
🙂
historical background on this particular tune: tunearch.org/wiki/Annotation:Durang%27s_Hornpipe_(1)
Is this Durang's hornpipe? It doesn't sound at all like the other versions on YT. What could it actually be?
Too short! D:
The dance she is doing has nothing to do with Square Dancing. It is called Buck Or step Dancing. It comes out of the Appalachian mountains
Great to see Rhainnon dancing flat footing in bare feet,no need to worry about percusive sound on feet,it looks good to me,I have got those moves but no sound is that okay?
Its what square dancing wishes it was
i wanna dance like this so bad but i cant :(
other than nuclear engineering is there anything this band cant do?
She dances well but she sings great
She's buck dancing!
And she's doing it all over my heart, too! 😍
Пасадобль!
Where'd she learn to do that?
Buck dancing as good as I've ever seen it, OR done it.
Flat Footin' as well I think.?
I'm happily married. Rhiannon.
You forgot the kazoo. =)
Put some cloggin shoes on, girl. Let us hear that fine stepping!
This music is Irish in origin
World Music
Traditional
Olde Tyme
Folk
Americana
The genesis is ear and feel and passed on person to person.
It is alive in human hearts.
I want to play in this band!!! (But Carolina is far from Jersey).
Rhiannon, marry me.
She IS pretty and talented. Not singing here but she is fantastic at that too.