OUTSTANDING MUSIC BY ALL GOOD MAN ON PIPES AND ANN TOP Class no need to comment on Joe .ETERNAL rest peace joy and HAPPINESS TO HIM .LOOK at all the people he made HAPPY .
I think that was Michael Mulcahy in the background, he is another great musician as are his family ,not sure if the young girls are the Mulcahy sisters who went on to be brilliant musicians,
Yes I always enjoyed Joe's style of playing over the years. But this speeding up in a set of reels is only show boating doesn't enchant Joe's music any, theres lots of good and excellent box players out there now equally as good a master as Joe.🌏
@@DeeJayCoolio I wouldn't be looking forward to a session of traditional music played at that speed losing all feeling for the tunes, playing the tunes foot to the board wouldn't impress me no matter who was playing.🌏
@@tonymccann8853 I think very few musicians would try to play around with tempo as Joe does here. The crowd's reaction shows it was received well here, but not many would get away with it I'd say.
Ina Stop saying this hurtful stuff everywhere. Nobody today should be concerned about ethnicity so much, it’s all old malarky from the 19th century. The man was born in Ireland, and that makes the man Irish. My grandfather was a Finnish man but that never stopped me from playing. If you love the music it doesn’t matter where you’re from. Have a good day.
It's Norman-French - 'De Burgh'. It became De Burca in Irish and Burke in English. They became powerful Barons in Connacht after the Norman invasion (by invitation of Diarmuid Mac Murragh) of Ireland 1169. The Burkes (and all the Norman Barons) intermarried with the Irish and adopted Irish culture and language much to the chagrin of successive English monarchs.
I am Near to tears enjoying this rendition of Joes gift. God bless this man
Me too man. God bless him.
Heart breaking loss of this great man.Rip Joe
Have enjoyed you playing all my life .lucky to have met you once many years ago
I’m somewhat bemused at anyone giving a thumbs down to this virtuoso, Joe Burke! 🥴
Probably someone who couldn't keep up with Joe
@@KnugenMooMoo is the
Hard to understand alright, thumbs down to a brilliant musician. 👍
Didn't like guitars lol.
Hard to imagine alright.
*Joe was in fine form and up to devilment! Fair play to Michael Cooney for staying with him, masterful performance all round.*
Incredible work all round. Piper also incredible.
No need for Joe to speed up near the end, anyone can do that doesn't add anything to his playing.🌏
@@tonymccann8853 Alright Tony, we get the picture. Most people here don't think he's showboating.
A wee bit of musical devilment just adds to the splendour and intrigue as only Joe Bourke could pull off in such style Pure genius absolute
Excellent,
Proud to be lrish and lrish music lover Bravo, pure genius greatest ever accordion player Showman too Brilliant Unparalleled unbeatable unbeaten
Very nice sounding combination of instruments. Great music!
That was lovely
Great finger Outstanding player Joe Burke
Does not get any better Awesome
Genius
Brilliant lovely to listen
Awesome ,
People that gives thumbs down to this or any good music Has no conection to the soil like so many to Day
Bravo por esta gente gracias
god bless this man and again halleluja
Mighty music
joe bourke was the best- there will never be any as good!
Wonderful.
All very good brilliant.
Awesome
OUTSTANDING MUSIC BY ALL GOOD MAN ON PIPES AND ANN TOP Class no need to comment on Joe
.ETERNAL rest peace joy and HAPPINESS
TO HIM .LOOK at all the people he made HAPPY .
Where’s the speed cameras there needed. Brilliant!!
No one plays the bucks like joe burke
...or The Foxhunter's
My mother favourite accordion player
Buenísimo
Class. 🎼🎼🎼🇮🇪☘️
Saw him play in the village in the sixties rip
Great fun :)
God rest Joe's soul
when you know the tunes then you can breakn the rules well done guys nice one job well done
härlig musik!!!
Acting the maggot ha ha. Brilliant all three!
I think that was Michael Mulcahy in the background, he is another great musician as are his family ,not sure if the young girls are the Mulcahy sisters who went on to be brilliant musicians,
Yes that's Mick Mulcahy who's family are excellent musicians.🌍
Nice...:)
Joe Burke would get 10 penalty points for speeding. How does guy on uileann pipes keep up.😁
Virtuoso playing.
Upyahboysyah!!! 😀
I play traditional bone's hello from royal County Meath Ireland 🇮🇪
Tá tú tugtha don cnámhaíocht. Maith thú!
Does anyone know the names of these tunes?
The Foxhunter's Reel
Who made Micheal’s set of pipes ? Looks like Froment
Have a drink for the Auld sod!!
in the thumbnail image its all there in joes concertina nothing neeed to be added
Joe's bit of impishness is great but still it did not phase piper Cooney who stay with him all the way on the great reel The Foxhunters
Yes I always enjoyed Joe's style of playing over the years.
But this speeding up in a set of reels is only show boating doesn't enchant Joe's music any, theres lots of good and excellent box players out there now equally as good a master as Joe.🌏
He wasn't showboating, he was having fun. Can you not tell by all the massive smiles and laughter from everyone?
@@DeeJayCoolio I wouldn't be looking forward to a session of traditional music played at that speed losing all feeling for the tunes, playing the tunes foot to the board wouldn't impress me no matter who was playing.🌏
@@tonymccann8853 I think very few musicians would try to play around with tempo as Joe does here. The crowd's reaction shows it was received well here, but not many would get away with it I'd say.
Michael cooney is some pipe payer
a great germanic man,
Ina why do you keep saying this crap every where? Who cares?
Thee ultimate genius, greatly influenced by Coleman and Touhey Bravo
A legend in his own lifetime
IS bURKE AN iRISH NAME OR GERMANIC
Ina Stop saying this hurtful stuff everywhere. Nobody today should be concerned about ethnicity so much, it’s all old malarky from the 19th century. The man was born in Ireland, and that makes the man Irish. My grandfather was a Finnish man but that never stopped me from playing. If you love the music it doesn’t matter where you’re from. Have a good day.
It's Norman-French - 'De Burgh'.
It became De Burca in Irish and Burke in English.
They became powerful Barons in Connacht after the Norman invasion (by invitation of Diarmuid Mac Murragh) of Ireland 1169.
The Burkes (and all the Norman Barons) intermarried with the Irish and adopted Irish culture and language much to the chagrin of successive English monarchs.
Bog Music for B**gmen
How ignorant of you.!!!!!
Hynes Beanz