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Fascinating to hear how this tune has evolved, it’s quite different to my ear now in a lot of sessions, though there are recognisable elements retained.

I'm 58/USA & was taught this song for a school concert in 2nd grade. Had the chorus running through my head this morning & found this gem 💖 Anither song was "The Keeper of the Eddystone Light. Or Eddy Stone. Not sure. And 'Goober Peas', a civil war song about eating peanuts. I doubt any of this culture is allowed to be taught in school any more, because we have to pretend we're born evil.

haven haven't seen this interview before. We have followed Jeff and the band for many years. What a good time each time! Please come back Jeff!!! Much love P and D

Hello, I'm doing a podcast on Irish Music for a French production. Would it be okay if I use a short bit of this clip ? Thanks a million!

Thank you for sharing this wonderful history!

Miss him. I'm italian, here in Italy irish music it's not so popular but Mr Peoples was one of my idols as a teenager. I went to Rome to listen to him live, many years ago, a very beautiful experience for me

Great stuff lads

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The BEST! Dad's favorite song. He would have LOVED this version! Happy St Paddy's Day!

Brendan, I remember many wonderful nights at The Old Dublin back in the late 1980s... I hope you are keeping well.

So very true, there is no neutral in the spirit world if we are not seeking God we are being led away. Spend time every day with Jesus and his word, with the help of the Holy Spirit he will guide you. Pray for Ireland- Deception is everywhere.

What a feckin lovely player x

my Mother Mary McGannon used to play with Tommy every Tuesday in Brogan's in Ennis and later they played at the poetry and music festival in Derry for those who knew my mother she passed away on Friday the 24th of February 2024

His variations and pipemanship are masterful. I used to dismiss these recordings as poor quality and unlistenable but their value to living pipers can not be overstated.

9This tune had the 4th part in its first printed version, in Nathaniel Gow's Fifth Collection of Strathspeys, Reels, etc. (Edinburgh, 1809), where it is identified as "Irish," although the fourth part is attributed to "Mr. Sharpe of Hoddam.".

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Long time ago - mid 1970s I spent 3 months in Camus (which is in Connemara) Co. Galway on an Irish language course. The house I stayed in had no electricity - juts Tilley lamps for light. They had, though, an old 78 Gramophone, and must have had 20+ 78s of the McNulty Family, playing and singing. They had a version of Concannon (?) which Mary Black sang in the 80s. All-in-all, their music was brilliant. I'd think the family in Camus -Seoige (Joyce)- would have had the 78s posted in from America. Thanks for relighting my interest in them. Camus = Cam Uisce = Bend of water

Absolute Genius!

Loved this ,I spent some time in Ring College in my teenage years,Loved this area and atook a ride out on one of the boats,Loved the Clancy's and Tommy Makem ,met them all.way back.

Came here - Lankum No.1 album Guardian - interview with Daragh Lynch. 'Clear away in the morning' is lovely on their album, nearly 50 years after this! Best wishes, Gordon Bok!

Just great

Wow! Where did this video come from? What a treat to see Gordon Bok so early in his career!

Lovely rousing thrilling, yet very rare setting of this great lrish jig The likes of Touhey, Coleman and others too in exile in the USA place our music firmly on the music calendar

More of this please 🎶

It's a rip off of the popular song by Harry Hipster Gibson called " Who put the Benzedrine in Mrs Murphy ovaltine" for a whiter audience

Master Kevin at work

Makem was my inspiration to learn tin whistle

Great to see this .Love the variation of Lammas Tide that old Border Ballad put to music by the late Roy Williamson

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Its Thirsty Thursday I need some mountain dew!

6:12 Whistling Gypsy Rover 10:23 When you are old- poem by W.B. Yeats 11:09 Gentle Annie 15:07 O'Brien story 20:38 Holy moly my father loves Nikita Kruschev 25:10 The Battle of Benburb 32:14 Rainbow Race 37:21 The Winds are Singing Freedom 46:20 Im not sure the name of this song. The Battle of Kinsale-Christmas Eve 1601-Nobles of the Gale 51:42 Everybody needs a stone to roll 1:02:44 Farewell to Carlingford 1:07:15 The Mermaid 1:11:37 Four Green Fields

Did a master class w him in 2005… and his daughter was my tutor 2x a week for about nine months. So much I learned… ☘️ 🎻

wow,these are incredible.

I am 70 now.. I am glad I have been a Clancy Fan from the first time I ever discovered them.

My Dad loved his voice... No more singers like this, anymore, sadly... 😢

I want the Maxwell Girls to sing at my funeral. Then chowder for everyone!

This footage is a gift, truly. What a wonderful talent he was.

Can't beat him!

Is this the full recording?

I live theses guys,what a joy to have seen this.

amazing sound for 69 years old

Thanks for sharing.Thanks Patsy for your life, legacy and music making. You have brought so much to so many. May your memory continue to flourish.

Wonderful! As usual, I wish that Tommy's banjo was mic-ed better since he did not use finger picks.

In a class of his own Genius absolute

Mmm chowder

Very interesting to hear Kevins take on his time with Micheál

Swindford county mayo irish original

Thank you for sharing these rare gems!

The finest folk singers ever to leave Ireland there have been none to match them.

Two legendary men