Every time I Jackie Daly playing his Polkas of his French made accordion' I drop my crutches and I am up and dancing all over, the floor down the hallway, out the front door and out onto the street, this drives my nurse crazy, they say that have I not walked for years and I will break your neck also that this is no way for an old man to behave, I tell my nurses that this is the power of Irish music but they do not understand, they are more into house and rap music
On Jackie's 1st recording, Music from Sliabh Luachra, the first track is 3 polkas, the last two of which are also the last two here. He calls them Johnny Leary's and Jim keefe's.
Did you catch that right hand action, right at the very end? Pointer held down as a drone as the other three fingers kept on polkaing. That's mastery, right there.
There are a lot yes. Most written by John Walsh or Timmy O'Connor. Jackie would learn them at the session at Scully's Pub in Newmarket, but either they didn't have a name it he didn't know it, and they would just wind up referred to as Newmarket polkas.
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Every time I Jackie Daly playing his Polkas of his French made accordion' I drop my crutches and I am up and dancing all over, the floor down the hallway, out the front door and out onto the street, this drives my nurse crazy, they say that have I not walked for years and I will break your neck also that this is no way for an old man to behave, I tell my nurses that this is the power of Irish music but they do not understand, they are more into house and rap music
One of the greatest tunes I ever heard.
Totally agree with you about that. Jackie is a brilliant musician.
He is the Most Amazing Polka Player I have Ever Heard 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@@veronicamcevoy1973 He is soo talented, l watch a lot of his music.
On Jackie's 1st recording, Music from Sliabh Luachra, the first track is 3 polkas, the last two of which are also the last two here. He calls them Johnny Leary's and Jim keefe's.
Love him playing these polkas
What a spirit of music from Ireland 😊
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 The Best Player of Polkas .
Lovely music enjoyed watching it many times, Such a brilliant musician.Jackie is beyond brilliant , lovely turning at 1.51
Jackie Daly is a mighty player 😊
He is beyond brilliant.l watch this so often.
Without a doubt
I refuse to disagree with you
Master Piece. I love Jackie Daly
Jackie is a gifted musician.
He is a brilliant musician.i watch this so often
Did you catch that right hand action, right at the very end? Pointer held down as a drone as the other three fingers kept on polkaing. That's mastery, right there.
Great clip. He played Ottawa, Canada, last night, and he is still this good. Absolute legend, and a very nice man.
I wish that he would come to my one-horse town, the only problem is they would be just the horse and me, as no other people live in our area.
Fantastic … it would lift your spirit❤
and your dancing legs
You Can already try to play polkas liké that...
Jackie and Timmy o Connor from newmarket are my two Heroes
This music by Jackie Daly is beyond magnificent.
They are outstanding
Love this
What a talent
I rem him playing this
Classic set.
Memories 😊
Beautiful playing
Stunning
Brilliant. Just Brilliant
Yes, Just Brilliant
Great stuff. If anyone knows the names of the three tunes I would be grateful
0:00 The Cobbler’s Polka (O’Keeffe’s)
0:56 Johnny Leary’s
1:51 Jim Keefe’s No.1
Great Polkas, I believe the first is Bill The Weaver, but I cannot identify the other two. Can anyone help!
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Not the same Newmarket Polkas he recorded with Patrick Street - maybe there's an endless supply of Newmarket polkas ? Great set anyway.😀
There are a lot yes. Most written by John Walsh or Timmy O'Connor. Jackie would learn them at the session at Scully's Pub in Newmarket, but either they didn't have a name it he didn't know it, and they would just wind up referred to as Newmarket polkas.
Come on, You are to fussy, how many Polkas to you want to dance to
@@jamesbradshaw3389 hundreds!😆
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