My roots here...I LOVE IT.. ...ALL OF IT.....As an artist myself, and a singer, and guitarist, ( from America) I just could listen and play along with this all day and night..and it is the MOST fun playing guitar I have had.......in a long long while.....like jamming with friends in my living room.......I am SO GLAD to have discovered this....I truly cannot get enough......THANKS SO MUCH to the producers and the artists featured here....THANKS SO MUCH ...FOR POSTING THIS BEAUTY......
Keep playing and teach your children because our lonely hearts are a little warmer from your gifts you’ve been sharing. Thank every one of you! It’s magic music …
These sessions and all the artists that are here and those who have passed I thank you all please teach someone your gift it warms the soul and befriends the lonely thank you
He's one of the most honest, versatile and modest super-musicians ever - think of playing fiddle in Aly Bain's back yard; of being the violinist with Yo-Yo Ma, Chris Thile and Edgar Meyer; playing ukelele for Alison Krauss. He praises the integrity and meaning of 'one note'. Stuart Duncan is pure and true; may his tribe increase!
Oh my God!! I am such an Allison Moorer fan. So awesome to see her opening up this video. One of the most underrated artist on the planet. Such dynamic control and expression through her vocals. So compelling. Made my day❣️
Programme Four: Mocking Bird (Allison Moorer), Lee Highway Blues (Stuart Duncan), Down in the Willow Garden (Dan Tyminski), Black is the Colour of my True Love's Eyes (Karan Casey), Kid on the Mountain/Sleep Soon in the Morning/The Reconciliation (Aly Bain), Worry Not (Liam Ó Maonlaí), Pandemonium of Pipers: Fhir A' Chinn Duibh/Una Bhan/Market Place of Inverness/Humours of Tulla/Foxhunter (Allan MacDonald & Ronan Browne) Programme Five: Mary Rogers/Siun Ni Dhuibhir (Dónal Lunny & Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh), Secret Life of Roses (Rosanne Cash), Unionhouse Branch (Jerry Douglas), Caledonia (Emily Smith), The King's Shilling (Karan Casey), Carrickfergus (Allison Moorer) Programme Six: Belfast to Boston (James Taylor), O Nach Eisdeadh Tu 'N Sgeul Le Aire (Karen Matheson), Lily Dale (Aly Bain, Stuart Duncan & Jerry Douglas), Motherless Children (Rosanne Cash), The Pleasant Beggar (Russ Barenberg), Mo Ghruagach Dhonn (Julie Fowlis), Work Song (Liam Ó Maonlaí) Bonus Tracks : Erin's Lovely Home (Karan Casey), Muireann's Jig (Nial Vallely, Mike McGoldrick & Dezi Donnelly), Black, Black, Black (Ronan Browne), Och Oin Chaileag (James Graham)
Karan Casey's version of 'Black Is The Colour of My True Love's Hair' is my favourite song from the entire Transatlantic Sessions show. So beautiful. It starts at 10:45.
I feel like I miss home when I hear the bagpipes. I only recently visited Scotland but I had such a strong connection. My family on my father's side, the Houstons, were originally from there.
Well.... suddenly......... for no reason...... it showed up........ for NO reason................. blame CZcams........... NOT LIKE I AIN'T HERE...................
Sadly, not true: an incalculable majority of the population of "the whole world" has never heard and never will hear these marvels. But every civilisation has its own artistic glories, and we shouldn't go rushing to believe that ours are somehow superior. And I'm not in any way saying that's what you're suggesting, gonetopot24 - love that name!
Stellar.... So weird though, that they kick the thing off with the young singer lady talking about her music..... and doesn't even identify her. And never does. It would be nice to know who these people are.
47:50 This is the only song I've ever heard James Taylor sing that he was unable to ruin, no matter how hard he tried. But Karan Casey simply wouldn't allow him to do it. And then, at 59:02, there is no disguising the suck. How did he wrangle an invite to this?
My roots here...I LOVE IT.. ...ALL OF IT.....As an artist myself, and a singer, and guitarist, ( from America) I just could listen and play along with this all day and night..and it is the MOST fun playing guitar I have had.......in a long long while.....like jamming with friends in my living room.......I am SO GLAD to have discovered this....I truly cannot get enough......THANKS SO MUCH to the producers and the artists featured here....THANKS SO MUCH ...FOR POSTING THIS BEAUTY......
Keep playing and teach your children because our lonely hearts are a little warmer from your gifts you’ve been sharing. Thank every one of you! It’s magic music …
There is hope for technology and the BBC .. Made this old rancher's heart beat in time.. with .music like that..I could live forever.. Thankyou all.
I think Atlantic Sessions is beautiful for crying out loud. So wonderfully passionate, it makes me feel good positive feelings.
The Transatlantic Sessions was even better ................
These sessions and all the artists that are here and those who have passed I thank you all please teach someone your gift it warms the soul and befriends the lonely thank you
He's one of the most honest, versatile and modest super-musicians ever - think of playing fiddle in Aly Bain's back yard; of being the violinist with Yo-Yo Ma, Chris Thile and Edgar Meyer; playing ukelele for Alison Krauss. He praises the integrity and meaning of 'one note'. Stuart Duncan is pure and true; may his tribe increase!
AMEN Love I pray amen and amen amen bless you amen and pray that we will never forget it again for the peace of Christ amen
Oh my God!! I am such an Allison Moorer fan. So awesome to see her opening up this video. One of the most underrated artist on the planet. Such dynamic control and expression through her vocals. So compelling. Made my day❣️
You need help
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Chapter by Chapter / Verse by Verse !!!!!!! Amen
Sometimes, songs can sound like prayers ... we've got plenty of this kind in these sessions ♥
Programme Four: Mocking Bird (Allison Moorer), Lee Highway Blues (Stuart Duncan), Down in the Willow Garden (Dan Tyminski), Black is the Colour of my True Love's Eyes (Karan Casey), Kid on the Mountain/Sleep Soon in the Morning/The Reconciliation (Aly Bain), Worry Not (Liam Ó Maonlaí), Pandemonium of Pipers: Fhir A' Chinn Duibh/Una Bhan/Market Place of Inverness/Humours of Tulla/Foxhunter (Allan MacDonald & Ronan Browne)
Programme Five: Mary Rogers/Siun Ni Dhuibhir (Dónal Lunny & Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh), Secret Life of Roses (Rosanne Cash), Unionhouse Branch (Jerry Douglas), Caledonia (Emily Smith), The King's Shilling (Karan Casey), Carrickfergus (Allison Moorer)
Programme Six: Belfast to Boston (James Taylor), O Nach Eisdeadh Tu 'N Sgeul Le Aire (Karen Matheson), Lily Dale (Aly Bain, Stuart Duncan & Jerry Douglas), Motherless Children (Rosanne Cash), The Pleasant Beggar (Russ Barenberg), Mo Ghruagach Dhonn (Julie Fowlis), Work Song (Liam Ó Maonlaí)
Bonus Tracks : Erin's Lovely Home (Karan Casey), Muireann's Jig (Nial Vallely, Mike McGoldrick & Dezi Donnelly), Black, Black, Black (Ronan Browne), Och Oin Chaileag (James Graham)
I like and want more like this.. on tv and radio !!!!!!!!!!
Just love Dan Timinski, guitar AND voice; legendary stuff!
Karan Casey's version of 'Black Is The Colour of My True Love's Hair' is my favourite song from the entire Transatlantic Sessions show. So beautiful. It starts at 10:45.
not quite Celtic Dream, Hamish Imlach or Christie Moore but still a great version.
Bless the double bass man! He appears to having so much fun. Got to love it!
Danny Thompson, the bassist for John Martyn in the golden years, and bassist for Pentangle back in the day
One of the world's greatest....
Gaelic music is so rife with energy; nothing invigorates ; it's like water rushing from a spring source.
And THE James Taylor is involved - it couldn't be more perfect
These sessions have changed my life.
My goodness, she is wonderful
I feel like I miss home when I hear the bagpipes. I only recently visited Scotland but I had such a strong connection. My family on my father's side, the Houstons, were originally from there.
Watching this makes me realise the live sessions I miss with friends.
Great music.
There’s two of us ☘️
@@cottertwenty three
Four
Hopefully soon
What a jam session. Tell Mom I’ll won’t be home!
I love how Jerry Douglas just dovetails into just about any genre of music.
Just so darn beautiful.
Where has this been,thank you all, there is hope for the world yet?
Okay now finally there is real hope in my heart and my soul is Grateful. Let’s keep this going. If you’re going to dream….DREAM BIG
There are so few likes for such a lovey concert!
No swimming pool with scantily clad girls, no rapping, no gangsters, no bling, no cussing. Just guessing.
Well.... suddenly......... for no reason...... it showed up........ for NO reason................. blame CZcams........... NOT LIKE I AIN'T HERE...................
Sí, uno se pregunta qué escuchan...
I love it! If this is on an álbum I want it! Some of my ancestros were Scots, who came to America in 1736.
This is an incredible, unprecedented event, that the whole world watched
Sadly, not true: an incalculable majority of the population of "the whole world" has never heard and never will hear these marvels. But every civilisation has its own artistic glories, and we shouldn't go rushing to believe that ours are somehow superior. And I'm not in any way saying that's what you're suggesting, gonetopot24 - love that name!
brilliant music and all lovely people
00:00:27 Mocking Bird
00:29:32 Mary Rogers / Siún Ní Dhuibhir
00:51:49 Carrickfergus
01:16:39 Mo Ghruagach Dhonn
ty 👏👏👏 love it
wow. just wow
At 1:32:00 - before St. Patrick arrived in the hills. A primordial ride! 😊
Love this!
Amazing proper music unlike to days crap..
American bluegrass finally getting the attention it deserves...........
from me, sitting here listening now
Where did this heaven come from? Awesomeness
Awesome!!
What a voice on first song! Superb sound production
That's Allison Moorer
Which volume/series is this? I added all the transatlantic sessions Apple Music had to my library, but I don’t have all these songs
A few more discriptions would help me enjoy this more
try wikipedia
@@kellmerWF52 right on bro
😢
Allison sounds like Linda Ronstadt.
I am doing fine!
C qui sur la photo qui représente la vidéo ?
Hi ...LOA Wondering if there is a series 4-1 available ....search shows 0 results.....?
@Joseph Hoffman Just put in 4 or 4.10 and it should work - does for me! Peter Turner, England.
Stellar.... So weird though, that they kick the thing off with the young singer lady talking about her music..... and doesn't even identify her. And never does. It would be nice to know who these people are.
Charles, just go to the Wikipedia page for Transatlantic Sessions. This is #4 and it starts with episode 4
Her name and the name of the song were right on the screen as she began singing.
Party Time…Are they available?
One?
is there a 4-1? Thanks!!
Yes
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Veiðimaður
Einn, tveir, þrír írska ströndin
Tablets what
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43.40
1:17:10
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29:50
As I said, I didn't do you any harm
Ég tek þátt
😡
I haven't done anything to you
47:50 This is the only song I've ever heard James Taylor sing that he was unable to ruin, no matter how hard he tried. But Karan Casey simply wouldn't allow him to do it. And then, at 59:02, there is no disguising the suck. How did he wrangle an invite to this?
To you, the back of me hand and the curse of Cromwell be upon ye!
That's fucking mean
Ég ætla að pissa
james taylor, good lyrics but ugly tune
For me, quintessential JT
@@taylorw Which is, to say, quite awful. The man simply cannot sing.
Good thing he had a real singer to carry the tune for him, because his chicken scratch thin, reedy out of tune vocals are just nails on a chalkboard.