Tony McManus live. /3 tracks-15 minutes of guitar artistry.

i) The Pipe tunes:The Lament for the Viscount of Dundee/
Dr. MacPhails' Reel/
The Devil in the kitchen/
Andy Renwicks Ferret/
An drochaid chliutach (the twisted bridge)
ii) O'Carolans quarrel with the Landlady (with Don Ross)
iii) Reel de la sauvagine (the wild reel)

[@Glenechocreek]

The culmination of all the great Celtic music down through the years is the playing of Tony McManus.

[@musicismymind88]

peace of mind, harmony of heart and soul

[@jameswebber-salmon4295]

Absolutely beautiful :))))) Thank you Tony McMagnus!!! Thank you for sharing your product of all yours & collaborators effort! ILOVE CELTIC MUSIC!

[@steelydan1242]

Masterpiece

[@SECTOSECTO]

I need this in my Life 🌿

[@chriswalter4887]

What a guitar player👍

[@josebarros1994]

Brilliant stuff. Wish I could play like that.:)

[@CaptHowdy999]

Yup, incredible

[@GordonLF]

How can he get the sound of bagpipes always in the background just with his guitar? Is it a trans-acoustic?

[@chickenlampbrent]

It could be that he's using an open tuning which gives you the resonant sympathetic drone string sound.

[@hendrikjanriesebos1293]

An alternative tuning called DADGAD

[@creu90530]

@@hendrikjanriesebos1293 These tunes are in DAAEAE tuning. So the sound of bagpipes is generated by this tuning.

[@hendrikjanriesebos1293]

@@creu90530 Thanks. And oh no, not another alternative tuning. One must have split brains to be able to switch between them.

[@iannelli2448]

Can somebody tell me which song begins at 2:14?

[@chickenlampbrent]

If you expend the title I provided a full playlist. The tune you're asking about is called dr MacPhail's reel.