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Registrace 14. 06. 2007
Gaelic Song: Tom Sloss : Gruachach Donn Bhruinail
An duine fhein, a seinn " Gruagach Donn Bhruinail" : Tomas aig a Ghrand Ole Opry ann am baile mor Ghlaschu uaireigin eadar 1994 agus 1997. Tom recorded only one CD "Completely Sloss" . Sadly it is as rare as a hen's teeth.
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Gaelic Song: Eilean Riomhach An Fhraoich
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Murdo Domino MacLeod, from Lewis, sings a song in praise of Lewis - how unusual is that? : -) I had forgotten that Capt Lachlan MacPhail of Tiree followed it. Played by the Kinning Park Pipe Band and I think my dad used to play with them in the 1950s. :-)
Gaelic Song : Neach A B' Aithne Dhomhs'
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The Gaelic version of Porter and Dolly. :-) Anne Lorne Gillies and Murdo "Domino" MacLeod in a duet - "Just Some One I used to Know".
Tuath Cheol: Oran Chalum Chamshron
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Tom Sloss, from South Uist, singing "Oran Chaum Chamshron", a sailor from Tiree. Enjoy!
Gaelic Song : Tom Sloss - Fagail Steornabhagh
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The great Tom Sloss singing Fagail Steornabhagh ("Leaving Stornoway") For some reason I thought I had posted this years ago.
Gaelic Song : Feasgar Ciuin An t Samhraidh
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Murdigan MacDonald sings another song in praise of Lewis. I am not sure of the title . I think it is "Feasgar Ciun An t Samhraidh" but I might well be wrong.
Gospel: Psalm 107
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Highland Harmony Singers. Psalm 107 v 23-31 (tune: Loch Broom) 23 Who go to sea in ships, and in great waters trading be, 24 Within the deep these men God's works and his great wonders see. 25 For he commands, and forth in haste the stormy tempest flies, Which makes the sea with rolling waves aloft to swell and rise. 26 They mount to heav'n, then to the depths they do go down again; Their soul ...
Scottish Tradition : Blair Douglas at Freds Lounge. Mamou
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Nearly ten years ago Blair Douglas went to Louisiana and played Kate Martin's Waltz at Fred's Lounge in Mamou, in the heartland of Cajun music. The sound isn't great but a wonderful event anyway. Hope you like it.
Gaelic Tradition : Thall Air An Eilean
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Gaelic song from the Isle of Lewis - or at least about the Isle of Lewis
Gaelic Tradition : Anne Lorne Gillies sing "Larach Do Thacaidean"
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From "Tuath Cheol" recorded at Glasgow's Grand Ole Opry a good number of years ago.
Scottish Gaelic Song : "Loch Langabhat" by Flair
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Scottish Gaelic Song : "Loch Langabhat" by Flair
Scottish Gaelic Song : "Tillidh Mi Fhathast " by Flair
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"Tillidh Mi Fhathast " (I Will Yet Return) The eternal cry of the exile who misses his homeland. "I will return, I will not stay over there, there are strong bonds in the little brown isle”"
Scottish Gaelic Song : "Duan An t Seoladair" by Flair
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I think this song is called "Duan An t Seoladair" (The song of the Sailor) but it might be called "Oran a Chruiser" (The Song of the Cruiser). Either way, its a song about a sailor from Lewis in a faraway place. "The sweat was blinding us with the heat that was in it, that was a thing that was rare in Lewis" :)
Scottish Gaelic Song : "Oran Ailig Cheannadach" by Flair
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Scottish Gaelic Song : "Oran Ailig Cheannadach" by Flair
Scottish Gaelic Song : "Calbosd" by Flair
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A song about Malcolm Morrison - the "Hero of the ‘Arlington Court" In 1938 two young 17-year-old lads from Calbost, Malcolm Morrison of No. 9 and Neil Macleod of No. 8, joined the sea-school at Gravesend, London with a view to train as deck sailors for the Merchant Navy. Not long after that the Second World War broke out and they were drafted into the Merchant Navy as soon as they were 18 years...
Gaelic Tradition : Calum Alex MacMillan - Cliabh Dìneag
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Gaelic Tradition : Calum Alex MacMillan - Cliabh Dìneag
Scottish Tradition : The Incredible Fling Band
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Scottish Tradition : The Incredible Fling Band
Gaelic Song : Gur Boidheach Na Gillean - Penny MacIntyre
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Gaelic Song : Gur Boidheach Na Gillean - Penny MacIntyre
Gaelic Song : Cathy Ann MacPhee & Mairi MacInnes
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Gaelic Song : Cathy Ann MacPhee & Mairi MacInnes
Gaelic Song : Tom Sloss : Gad Chuimneachadh
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Gaelic Song : Tom Sloss : Gad Chuimneachadh
Gaelic Song : Cathy Ann MacPhee sings "Magaidh "
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Gaelic Song : Cathy Ann MacPhee sings "Magaidh "
Gaelic Song: An Aitearachd Ard by Ishbel MacAskill
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Gaelic Song: An Aitearachd Ard by Ishbel MacAskill
Gaelic Song : Flair - An Roinn As Boidhche
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Gaelic Song : Flair - An Roinn As Boidhche
Gaelic Song : Flair - Mast An Achadh Mhor
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Gaelic Song : Flair - Mast An Achadh Mhor
Gaelic Song : "Comhairle Nan Eilean" by Flair
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Gaelic Song : "Comhairle Nan Eilean" by Flair
Dìreach àlainn!
Dìreach alainn!
Wonderful thank you, I remember just as the previous comment, hearing it upstairs as a young lad, coming from the kitchen and the smell of lovely cooking!, God be with the days, I'd love to have them back. Happy memories. Best wishes. Gérard lacey in Wexford.
Ta failte romhat a Ghearóid
Every time I listen that music, I'm overflowed by emotion. Absolutely and forever perfect !
Guth binn, blásta ar fad.
Ta se ceart agat
anyone teaching gaelic in east ayrshire i would be so thankful for lessons
i was born in the lowlands , trying to learn gaelic here is a nightmare, i only have the most basic. my ancestors wouldve spoke arran gaelic or another hebridean lilt. 100 odd years back, that dialect of gaelic is deceased i was told. glasgow have a hub for learning in the west end. and hebridean pubs. it only takes 3 or so generations for it to be gone eh? i am a sassenach by tongue.
Real music
Chan eil duine coltach ris!! Tha sin gad ionndrainn garbh a Thomaish agus an gu eireachdail agad. Mar a tha an oran breagha tha sin ag radh, tha sin uile "Gad Chuineachadh"
Tapadh leat a Chatriona.
Absolutely beautiful!
Superb.
There seems to be a serious shortage of Charles Guard playing the harp on CZcams. Thank you so much for this, and for including the story concerning the tune!
Such a beautiful film.
One my best songs i like lovely voice
Bonjou, satchab byen? Mo bon. Mo bon. To pale kréyòl?
მომწონს, ძალიან კარგი მელოდიაა. 👍
მომწონს, ძალიან კარგი მელოდიაა. 👍
This song just came to mind, so thought I'd do a search. Lovely song. I had the pleasure of seeing Sylvia Barnes band Scotch Measure many years ago, once in Windsor and then at the Nettlebed Folk Club. Still have the album and sleave they all signed for me.
Love this one and version thank you.
TRES BON.
ABSOLUTEMENT.
QUI
GOOD.
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Codanna a thuigeas mar Éireannach; Stiúr mé id chéim O a bhráithre, rachaimid síos, rachaimid síos A thugaimid síos O a bhráithre, rachaimid síos, Ag úrnaí ag an abhainn le chéile Ag úrnaí is ag foghlaim focal Dé Ó a fhearaibh rachaimid síos Ann an abhann inné Ag urnaí is ag fighlaim focal Dé Mhic Dé Stiúirigh mé id chéim Ó a fhearaibh rachaimid síos Ó a fhearaibh rachaimid síos Nach dtiocfaimid síos Ag úrnaí ag an abhann le chéile Nach tig sibh síos? Nár chuaigh mé síos ag an abhann inné, Is cluineann siad focal Dé Stiúir mé im chéim Nár chuas síos chun na habhann inné Ag urnaí is ag foghlaim focal Dé
Hello, I'm Anthony Crehan, Junior's great grandson. I never got a chance to meet my great grandfather or my grandfather. I just came across this video today, and I wanted to sincerely thank you for posting this. It's surreal to hear him speak, to have a record of his life that I can look at and listen to. It means a lot just to know it's here for me to come back to whenever I want to say hello to him.
Chaneil duine coltach ris!😊
Cuin a chaidh siod a chlàradh? Choinnich mi ris turas neo dha.
Mu'n bhliadhna 1994 neo 1995 tha mi an duil.
@@UISTMAN59 tapadh leat a charaid. Sann an '93 a choinnich mise ris.
It was always my dream as a very young boy and in my youth to become a brilliant musician, I wanted to be a wilder and better musician than Jimmi Hendricks, I want to learn and have the skills Phil Lynott, Rory Gallagher, John Fogerty, Jim, Morrison, Bob Dylan, Willy DeVille & Van Morrison. I did my best to learn on my own, I had almost no money, good-paying work was hard to find, I did not even succeed in becoming an OK musician, I failed completely on that front yet looking back to that time in my life I still want to become a great musician.
My da recited this to me many times but he always named him Coach not Caoch.
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That fox gets no chance to escape.
Very Lovely, thank you.
My superstar xx
love her to bits xx
Uistman59 do you do dvds of this video ?
I'm sorry I don't - mainly because the pictures are not mine and the tunes are not mine. Thanks for the note though - I presume it means you like it! :-)
@@UISTMAN59 it's the best rendition of that tune and the video is nice to see , think places from all parts of the UK most which I recognise but not all , saw it years ago and was reminded of it but took me ages to think what it was , used to have it on my laptop but didn't manage to put songs on to a disc as I didn't know how to burn it , laptops given up the ghost and I use a tablet now so had lost a lot of songs i had saved , played it about 5 or 6 times since yesterday lol , cheers 👍
Beautiful singers
Glory and praise to the Lord God Almighty Yahweh Amen.
That is so beautiful
Foxhunter's!!! The fifth song I've learnt on feadóg! Well hardly learnt, still a bit crap. Maybe my favourite reel!!!
The expression encompassed in this this short few words of poetry is as efficient as language may afford; sealed with more communicated in the piping conclusion.
I remember your mother well Iain - RIP
Thanks Donald.
The Kingdom of Fife ❤
The songs and words along with the music are so well done the lads and lassies of Fife will allways follow in your footsteps All the best George James Mac Jobson ❤
Leopold Bloom brought me here.
I hear people arguing about audio quality of CD vs vinyl vs mp3. 128kbps vs 320kbps vs flac. Then I just come here to listen to one of my favourite pieces of recorded music of all time 😁
God, those were the days , it Wasn't just Kentigern, the Chieftains Planxty Jock Tamsons Bairns, the Tamnahill Weavers ohhhhh for.
The Singing is the best , so is his surname . Aye
It does not get better from this great singer. Of course the surname helps.
Why don't they sing the last verse?
What a band they were!