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A wonderful finger picking performance on the acoustic guitar !

Great rendition id this classic

"Maybe its better we never know when Things could ever be that good again".

I remember Mickey, his music and his helplessness. Thanks Johnny, this song proves that emotional time traveling exists and it's a fitting memorial to your brother Mickey Finn, fiddler, musician and entertainer. Powerful words that accurately describe the physical, mental and emotional torture of the morning after. 🙏

so beautiful. the besht x

R.I.P.. One of my all time fav songs beautifully sung.

GALWAY.S GOLDEN OLDIES¡¡

Maith an cailín, Ann and Ollie, go raibh maith agat. Maith thu, a catlín.

Always loved the Keenan family singing, Ann and Ollie limerick.

Boy. She’s as good as any.

@. Brilliant 🤩

Mighty 🎶

REMEMBER PAINTING A HOUSEIN THE 70 FOR A PAKISTANI IN GAWAY, PETER, CORKY AND MYSELF,,R.I.P PETER

Wow Beautiful Brilliant Performance Honey X

A brilliant clip Johnny :-

Quite the archive, thanks for posting! BTW, Frankie's last tune there, after The Salamanca, is The Log Cabin .. recorded on DeDanann's first album

Just wow

These people made galway

Never heard better

Real nice

Mullins..rip.

So good, yet so sad, to see so many people from back then, Johnny. Nhoj, Lorraine McDonagh, Tony Small, Seamus Mulligan, Mary Murphy (Sheffield), Mick Lally, Seán Chóilín Ó Conaire, Pat Connelly, Johnny Keaney, Brian Mooney, the wonderful Noel Sherlock (I miss him still!), Greg Cotter, Mike Treacy, Terry and Mickey, Johnny Finn, Mick Taylor, Gerry Carty, John Hoban and Brendan O'Regan (Castlebar boys!) .... I could go on... Thank you for your music and your amazing archive!

Very good

i know most of them. i came to galway for a weekend in 1984, im still here what a magical place

mike walsh at 21 seconds?

This is good

Nora

Thanks very much for this - I worked in Galway for a year in the eighties and knew him to talk to as well as his music. It was a different era when life was more intense and it would simply not be possible to explain to someone now how it was back then.

See in fairness.. you were in England…. These craters 🤣😂

Class..privied to meet them..rip few..some ppl then..

Lord dress us n shave us!

I R A SUPPORTER. ridiculous letting him have a microphone.

Thanks to those so very clever people who recorded these geniuses, characters and musical gems at a time when we all thought there was only today and truly lived in the now and thanks to you John for sharing. 🙏

Fenian fuck

What a great singer

Good man Johnny.

Slan abhaile a chairde, comrade aul shtock.

Comrade aul shtock -see you later.

Comrade, aul shtock- Catch ya later.

Beautiful singer and great song. Bringing a Galway stamp to a Mary Blsck great. This is my mother’s fsvourite Mary Black song and it’s great that it’s safe in Orlaith’s voice too

what a beautiful voice 🙏🍀🍀💚💛

Powerful voice God Bless Travellers ❤

Far out.

Grace

Corky

Jack Geary.Front and center.

Lovely melodious voice and nice guitar playing too. 😊

Maybe its better we don't know when Things will never be that good again.

Glory days in Galway 70s. . Tyrrell. Garvey Sherlock.CARTHY.Dicklerfitz. Tracy.TAYLOR. Higgins.PINTS.Small.Visser. SMOKE. Mooney.Moloney.Mulholland. McDonagh.Mullen. MULLIGAN. Smith.Fahy.Glynn. JJ.................

Ahh Johnny just powerful .. love to bump into ye for the song out of ye ..