Would you believe this just came up as a recommended video on my youtube? I still really like this. The first time I commented on this video was 15 years ago!
Again I return to hear this song. It's outstanding. I did eventually learn it on banjo and although it's nowhere near as fast as what you play, you were the inspiration. Thank you!
This version is the best I"ve ever heard as well. I've been singing this song in my head for days since I heard you play and sing. I'm going to learn it on the Banjo. One of these days I'll post my lousy version. Hopefully someone else will sing for me since I can't sing and play at the same time!!!!
You have a wonderful grasp on this song. Your joy for it shines through. You seem to cut a nice balance between American bluegrass and Irish folk song. I love this piece. You have delighted me with your version, sir. Thank you for a great musical experience.
I have heard many versions of this fiddle tune, and have been working on it, but never heard it in Drop D, and love your version.. Now, I got the lyrics too.. Wish me luck.. Wish I could slow it down, so I can figure out the lead work... Best to you and Thanks again for posting this ... PB, Vidalia Ga..
full of fun with endless variation thrown in. is this song english , irish , scottish or american? Any way, so far the english are in the lead (and I love good american flatpickers). Yes, its a sad fact; if you drink before breafast you are unlikely to sound like this fine chap.
Very well done.. most of the "pro's" don't play it this well.. you've got a double lick style very much like Norman Blake.. if nobody's mentioned that before, listen to Norman playing a similar song.. your "sanging" is good too.. heck, when can you book you? Pick on Brother
Would you believe this just came up as a recommended video on my youtube? I still really like this. The first time I commented on this video was 15 years ago!
Best version of this song that I have ever heard 💯
This man changed my Life. Thank you Chris!
This is my favorite version of this tune. Thank you Mr. Moreton, you're a real inspiration!
Commenting again to say this is the best version I've ever heard, and I love it. I continue to come back to this as my favorite.
SUPERB!!! Thanks for sharing.
Again I return to hear this song. It's outstanding. I did eventually learn it on banjo and although it's nowhere near as fast as what you play, you were the inspiration.
Thank you!
WOW. Just fantastic music. Love it.
This is easily one of my favorite solo performances on youtube.
This version is the best I"ve ever heard as well.
I've been singing this song in my head for days since I heard you play and sing. I'm going to learn it on the Banjo. One of these days I'll post my lousy version. Hopefully someone else will sing for me since I can't sing and play at the same time!!!!
I really enjoyed your version of this tune. Great rhythm!
Great. Simply great!
Great Song!
Lovely playing...singing good too !
You have a wonderful grasp on this song. Your joy for it shines through. You seem to cut a nice balance between American bluegrass and Irish folk song. I love this piece. You have delighted me with your version, sir. Thank you for a great musical experience.
Brilliant!
Best version i've heard in ages.
I love the bass run stuff.
Well done and thanks for sharing.
SB
Very nice. Good playing and vocals
Great, and I love your guitar!
I have never words!
Keep a'postin'
Great job. I like the way you sing Breakfaaaaaaaaaaast.
brillant top performance, love it, cheers Dave
Amazing
The best!
This version is the best I"ve ever heard
I have heard many versions of this fiddle tune, and have been working on it, but never heard it in Drop D, and love your version.. Now, I got the lyrics too.. Wish me luck.. Wish I could slow it down, so I can figure out the lead work... Best to you and Thanks again for posting this ... PB, Vidalia Ga..
Very Excellent!!
Amazing performance! Technically great and joyful -- and done in D too!
excellent
Good job. That 3rd break is killer.
Really nice! This is close to the version I TRY to do. Love it man.
Epic final smile
hell yeah!
Great job on this!
That was sweet!!!!
Eddy. Is that a Mossman golden era you have there. Really nice breaks you have on this old tune
Thanks
If you gave this a thumbs down you should have your thumb cut off. Thanks for sharing Chris, well done.
10 people had too much whiskey for breakfast and couldn't see straight enough to click the like button.
Merveilleux
full of fun with endless variation thrown in. is this song english , irish , scottish or american? Any way, so far the english are in the lead (and I love good american flatpickers). Yes, its a sad fact; if you drink before breafast you are unlikely to sound like this fine chap.
nice guitar ^^
Congrats!
Very nice.What about your guitar?
Hello Chris How yer diddling? Nice bass at the back !!
Yeeehhhaaaaaa....... :o) great
Very nicely done. You have a great talent.
Are you playing that in D?
I capo two and use a C form.
Very well done.. most of the "pro's" don't play it this well.. you've got a double lick style very much like Norman Blake.. if nobody's mentioned that before, listen to Norman playing a similar song.. your "sanging" is good too.. heck, when can you book you? Pick on Brother
Right now this video claims 7,399 views!!!
I like this arrangement so much that I probably am responsible for 7,000 of those views:)
Great version! Even enjoyed the singing.
Really beautiful fret inlays you have there. What kind of guitar is that, sir?
Hey Chris, is that a mossman golden era? I have been looking for one for a long time,thks for the tune
I'm really getting hooked on this bluegrass stuff, and you're not helping! Great voice and arrangement.
11 people should drink whiskey before breakfast!
...uh, that's I've never HEARD the words before. Got carried away!
Strong Irish flavor to it. But that is not strange with Americana.
lol that was great, but you need to change strings. Kinda deadsounding:(