My Great Grandmother was born in Dundalk in 1879 and I'm looking forward to travelling to that town from her marriage town of Wolverhampton. I do hope I see you guys there when I visit dear Josephine Mary Maher's birthplace. Thank you lads for cracking music. Love it.
@@christopherduffy6477these lads are hardcore trad heads. They play loads of the pure stuff, and are serious musicians technically and their band is made up of some serious trad musicians.
@@christopherduffy6477I think making trad more accessible a good thing, any trad head who gets mad about them is insecure about their interest. the music is fairly pure trad, they're just under 40 and know how to entertain a crowd. A show of theirs in Dublin was one of the best I've ever been to. Young Irish people (and other people) listening to and enjoying trad will never be a bad thing.
I discovered this band through this performance and fell in love instantly! Reminded me of New Years when I was younger, my uncles used to play guitar and sing this after the bells! 🏴 Can’t get enough of this band, they’re fantastic and I love their style!
@@paddyt4043 He puts a capo on second fret across all strings except the low E (the effect of this is like playing in Drop D, if that makes sense, so you are basically tuning d,g,b, and high e up two steps and leaving the low E as it is). Then he plays a melody, I can't transcribe that, but watch him play and you can kind of figure it out. Then he plays what would be a D, G and A. Those aren't the actual chords, but because of the capo you play those open chord shapes. This is the best I can figure it out, but he does some embellishments, so they are not just pure chords. But play within those chords and kind of improvise and you should be grand. I might not be 100% correct on all of this, but it's pretty close as far as I can tell.
My Great Grandmother was born in Dundalk in 1879 and I'm looking forward to travelling to that town from her marriage town of Wolverhampton. I do hope I see you guys there when I visit dear Josephine Mary Maher's birthplace. Thank you lads for cracking music. Love it.
you won't be disappointed
a great wee town with wonderful friendly people
@@LouLou-tl1gvI spent a mere afternoon in the mo chara bar there to escape the rain and it was already a wonderful impression of the town as a whole
They're coming to Wolves in March, I think it is, to The Halls. Gotta go and see 'em ❤
Just be warned that they used to have the two Tesco's but now they only have the one Tesco's
The best thing about these guys is they are getting famous with out really trying and they couldn't give a rats ass
And I'd say its killing the hardcore trad heads 🤣🤣🤣
@@christopherduffy6477these lads are hardcore trad heads. They play loads of the pure stuff, and are serious musicians technically and their band is made up of some serious trad musicians.
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@@christopherduffy6477I think making trad more accessible a good thing, any trad head who gets mad about them is insecure about their interest. the music is fairly pure trad, they're just under 40 and know how to entertain a crowd. A show of theirs in Dublin was one of the best I've ever been to. Young Irish people (and other people) listening to and enjoying trad will never be a bad thing.
And they’ve done it without ever being signed to a record label!
The cut of these boyos is iconic!
Best band around right now
Just what I needed at this time in my life
It’s like The Pogues starting out again
LOVE them ❤
Them and fontaines. Best about. Ireland producing some great bands at the mo
I discovered this band through this performance and fell in love instantly! Reminded me of New Years when I was younger, my uncles used to play guitar and sing this after the bells! 🏴 Can’t get enough of this band, they’re fantastic and I love their style!
I’ve watched this about 20 times in the last week. I learned the guitar and have played it about 50 times. It’s such a fun tune to play.
Cords please 🙏
@@paddyt4043 He puts a capo on second fret across all strings except the low E (the effect of this is like playing in Drop D, if that makes sense, so you are basically tuning d,g,b, and high e up two steps and leaving the low E as it is). Then he plays a melody, I can't transcribe that, but watch him play and you can kind of figure it out. Then he plays what would be a D, G and A. Those aren't the actual chords, but because of the capo you play those open chord shapes. This is the best I can figure it out, but he does some embellishments, so they are not just pure chords. But play within those chords and kind of improvise and you should be grand.
I might not be 100% correct on all of this, but it's pretty close as far as I can tell.
A plus reply friend
I have just found these lads, very good keep it up lads
Slan abhaile lads agus go eiri an bothar leat.
This is brilliant
Stay with it lads .. you will soon have the hang off it... Good work
Love it ❤🎉
🍀💚
Mighty
Class
Brilliant
Unreal cover
Good on ye lads
A song about the need for contraception in the sailing community!
Fabulous band 🤘
What tuning is this?? 🤔🤔
drop D, capo 2nd fret
Capo on 2nd fret on all strings but the top E I think.
No Michael, - Edward is right. If in drop D tuning, 2nd fret capo across all brings D back to low E . Great song.
Took the sailing references at the beginning and end, but still a good cover nonetheless.
Luke Kelly is a hard act to follow
That's not the lyrics to my little armalite
Didn't help me singing those lyrics right enough 😁
Tiocfaidh ár lá…
Inshallah🔻🗝
@@emiliobertoncini1083 inshallah ?
A good-looking bunch😂