A beautiful rendition of a fureys classic amazing vocals and banjo, and the young ladys smile is truly heaven sent , no make up just natural innocent beauty....heart melting .
A beautiful version of the fureys song Played it at my wedding for my special lady still brings a tear to my eyes. The young lady is so naturally attractive it reminds me of what young women used to look like in the seventies.
I was crying because we should of been going to Ireland we go every year but this year was a special on we just love Ireland 🇮🇪 love everything about the place the people music 🎧 the horrible virus 🦠 so sad 😞 hope next year we really want to come .sad people .🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🙏🙏🙏🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🦠🦠🦠🦠🦠🎧🎧☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️🌹
Beautiful, faithful rendition of the Furey's version. I had the privilege to hear Finbar play this with banjo and accompanied by guitar. One of those music memories that will stay with me forever as it's been a favourite of mine for over 30 years.
My gran used to sing this many many years ago . I was only a young girl and I am now 66yrs old myself.i it has always brought me happy memories but also always brings a tear to my eyes
My boyfriend and I are from Quebec, and we both have a huge Irish and Scottish ancestry history. No, not just stories but dna proved also! :) Anyways, what are the odds we got together with the same background in a sea of french people right? We just want to visit Newfoundland and Nova Scotia so bad. I would love to hang out in a pub and listen to your local bands. xx
@@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo The composer was James Thornton he was of Irish American descent and I would suggest to you that their is more Irish in his composition than American!! The jury is out on his place of birth Dublin/ Liverpool!!
@@charlesduguid4811 Thornton, that's a very English name, the style is that of turn of the century British and American ballads just like the song 'Danny Boy' written by an Englishman in England.
@@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo Sorry!! Danny boy was written by Johnnie Cash . Thornton was born possibly in Liverpool which to this day has a large population of Irish decent. Can you give me a correct version of a " British" / American ballad?
@@charlesduguid4811 Danny boy written by Johnny Cash, ha, ha, ha, look it up, of the top of my head ' Sam Hall' 'Barbara Allen', most of the ballads written in Britain were also popular in America.
@@mickoleary7488 actually he was born in either Dublin or Liverpool, no one is sure, he emigrated with his family in 1869 and became an American citizen in 1931
gerard mcveigh I always thought Scotland and her people, and the Irish, and Ireland, north and south are as good as it can get. Flawed yes, some massive conundrums, but thats life.Gaelic/Celtic culture is so influential world. Now I'm old and hopes for future can crumble. I want to say, Edinbugh's a dump, with a union flag topping the castle, but I dont want to hurt their feeling. Money and its culture, rule things now, always did, chuck in the MSM. The world. Thanks for you comment. Finbar Furey, Dougie Mclean, Robbie Burns still a great way to pass the time. I used to think Edinburgh was beautiful and as Scotlands capital more than a pile of bricks, seems I'm wrong.
gerard mcveigh I sadly, share your fears. My mum was Irish as were her parents. That makes me half Irish, half Scot that way round, even though I was born in Scotland. The Irish are a huge powerful diaspora, the true Irish are formidable and certainly not defeated yet. Though time and tide, may not be on Irelands side at the moment time and tide can turn. The internationalists have not won. Not yet
Fantastic voice Omg Could listen forever That may be better than the fureys That's hard to imagine but that's a brilliant version From the vocals to the music Nice banjo
Played at my brother Sam,s funeral last week, waterworks for many days later. So beautiful, thank you to his favourite band the Whistling Donkeys.
Love the way they respect the Furies song by not changing the arrangement but simply updating it. That's class 🎀
This is their own version, and far better than the Furies version...
As a big fan of Finbar I salute Fergal’s version of this classic song.
His voice is amazing and heartfelt,
Great band too.
Brilliant version, and what a beautiful girl, the whole thing made me cry.
We played this song today at my mum’s funeral. Goodbye beautiful mum ❤️
❤❤
One of the finest odes to love lost that I have ever heard...
Amazing. I grew up with my Dad playing this song, and this is the best version. Thank you.
An absolutely mesmerising version of this song with the very, very beautiful young lady bringing home the sentiment of the song. Brilliant xxx
Saw the Furey's singing this live in 1981 in Cobh when I was 19...takes me right back 😊
Very, very good. A band to take over the mantle of the Dubliners and the Fureys - these guys are talented!
Such a lovely song, sung by a fantastic group, and what a voice. Love this group.
Great version That guy has a really good voice, he can sing anything and the band are fantastic , Thanks for sharing ,
takes me back 40yrs when met my late wife , great song ty
A beautiful rendition of a fureys classic amazing vocals and banjo, and the young ladys smile is truly heaven sent , no make up just natural innocent beauty....heart melting .
Fabulous rendition of a beautiful song I love the banjo excellent thank you
Having seen the Furey's many times live this is a fabulous cover!
That banjo, just WOW.
A beautiful version of the fureys song
Played it at my wedding for my special lady still brings a tear to my eyes.
The young lady is so naturally attractive it reminds me of what young women used to look like in the seventies.
I was crying because we should of been going to Ireland we go every year but this year was a special on we just love Ireland 🇮🇪 love everything about the place the people music 🎧 the horrible virus 🦠 so sad 😞 hope next year we really want to come .sad people .🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🙏🙏🙏🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🦠🦠🦠🦠🦠🎧🎧☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️🌹
The Fureys version was a cover...! The song was written in 1898, and first recorded in 1900!
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Much older than the Fureys. Written by James Thornton and first published in 1898. First hit the charts at #3 in 1901, sung by Harry Macdonough.
Thank you, I didn't know they had charts back then....
@@sherp2u1 Yes, for sheet music, rather than recordings at that point.
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Beautiful, faithful rendition of the Furey's version. I had the privilege to hear Finbar play this with banjo and accompanied by guitar. One of those music memories that will stay with me forever as it's been a favourite of mine for over 30 years.
The Fureys version was a cover...! The song was written in 1898, and first recorded in 1900!
Oh, Lord! I needed to hear a song like this. I just stumbled onto it and it digs right deep into my heart.
Me too. God bless you
lovely version of this song!
Stunning .just beautiful. As good as the original.
his voice is unreal. top class band.
i agree
What more could anyone want? A beautiful song and a beautiful girl.
A beautiful man! 🤔 ( Irish please! )
@@Lee-nh5bb I'm Irish and single but at 70 my courting days are behind me.
The memory of my love song it to me on my wedding day and yes I was indeed sweet 16 he was 19
@@johnnymac8680 Now that's a shame! Never say never!
@@Lee-nh5bb You're quite right. Where there's life there's hope.
A lovely version of this song and a beautiful girl too....what more could you want....!
Your voice is unique...
Love it. Sounds Awesome and sweet. Thanks again. From NM.
Pure quality.
beautiful song makes me cry. No one really knows when it was written or by who. The girl is stunning. Thank you so much for sharing.
James Thornton wrote it in 1898 in Boston USA.
My gran used to sing this many many years ago . I was only a young girl and I am now 66yrs old myself.i it has always brought me happy memories but also always brings a tear to my eyes
It was written by James Thornton in 1898
@@janispownall1348 Thank you Janis. Much appreciated.
I well up when I listen to this beautiful song great vocal great accompaniment thank you,wow and a beautiful girl.
The Fureys must be pleased that their legacy lives on. A very fine voice, accompanied by fine musicians - what's not to like? Thanks.
The Fureys version was a cover...! The song was written in 1898, and first recorded in 1900!
Amazing rendition. His voice is wonderful.
Absolutely love this band his voice is unreal ❤️
Irish music lives on and on and on, than you guys you are brilliant, Calum Bunde
It's not Irish.
we gottta you lads over to Canada.....Newfoundland and Nova Scotia have great celtic and folk music scene....my husband loves you guys
My boyfriend and I are from Quebec, and we both have a huge Irish and Scottish ancestry history. No, not just stories but dna proved also! :) Anyways, what are the odds we got together with the same background in a sea of french people right? We just want to visit Newfoundland and Nova Scotia so bad. I would love to hang out in a pub and listen to your local bands. xx
have to say these guys are fantastic musician's,,they never disappoint,,thank u once again 👍👍
I like so much the sweet sixteen girls, aaaaaaaaaaah ! Ooooooooooh ! Yessss, it's so good ❤
One of my favourite Irish songs very well sung and played, thanks for posting it
It's not Irish.
@@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo The composer was James Thornton he was of Irish American descent and I would suggest to you that their is more Irish in his composition than American!! The jury is out on his place of birth Dublin/ Liverpool!!
@@charlesduguid4811 Thornton, that's a very English name, the style is that of turn of the century British and American ballads just like the song 'Danny Boy' written by an Englishman in England.
@@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo Sorry!! Danny boy was written by Johnnie Cash . Thornton was born possibly in Liverpool which to this day has a large population of Irish decent.
Can you give me a correct version of a " British" / American ballad?
@@charlesduguid4811 Danny boy written by Johnny Cash, ha, ha, ha, look it up, of the top of my head ' Sam Hall' 'Barbara Allen', most of the ballads written in Britain were also popular in America.
Lovely voice ❤
What a beautiful song.
Excellent...and what a very pretty lass!
She can have my children any time she's gorgeous 😃
It some times seems that everyone in Ireland is either a great musician or a great singer ! Love the banjo here
Wish we were better fighters, but I'll take better singers and writers.At least the pen and the song do its own magic.
Or a poet!
a really fine cover and a beautiful lady
Great band and could listen to them all day brilliant
Fantastic voice, great cover of a beautiful song,
Brilliant cover! So heartfelt, so beautiful!
This was written by James Thornton in 1898 and is still very popular today
My love for the donkeys grows ever deeper
Absolutely Beautiful!
Best cover of this song I have heard.
These amazing voices don't nearly get enough air-time, unreal ❤
Love this version! Well done lads!!
Peace, Love, and Happiness from Black Mtn. N.C. USA ... this made my heart warm, and my eyes ... watery! Thank you for you music.
I have the version by Davy Arthur and the Fureys from years n years ago this is so close. Excellent. 👌👌
OH MY, She is special. WOW..............! { this , from an old man who once loved red hair}
What a beautiful song brings a tear to my eye every-time..
A beautiful song done by the Mills Brothers so long ago and done so well here.
what an amazing voice sung beautiful
Absolutely brilliant ,,,,,finbar would be proud they are doing this old classic well
Beautiful, gets me every time 😓❣
Vocals absolutely outstanding has good has you get
Absolutely genial! Vocal and instrumental alike! I will start planning a visit to Ireland, the country of genial music!
Amazing song.
This is a wonderful cover of the Furey's song , I will watch this often as I do with Finbar Furey and his band.
It is not a Fureys song. It was written by James Thornton , an American in 1898
Bob W Al Jolson sang it years ago
@@mickoleary7488 actually he was born in either Dublin or Liverpool, no one is sure, he emigrated with his family in 1869 and became an American citizen in 1931
The whole thing is beautiful. Well done you Paddy’s. From a Welsh singer.
Finbar Furey, would be very proud, of this great performance. Ireland is awesome.
He most definitely would
gerard mcveigh I always thought Scotland and her people, and the Irish, and Ireland, north and south are as good as it can get. Flawed yes, some massive conundrums, but thats life.Gaelic/Celtic culture is so influential world. Now I'm old and hopes for future can crumble. I want to say, Edinbugh's a dump, with a union flag topping the castle, but I dont want to hurt their feeling. Money and its culture, rule things now, always did, chuck in the MSM. The world. Thanks for you comment. Finbar Furey, Dougie Mclean, Robbie Burns still a great way to pass the time. I used to think Edinburgh was beautiful and as Scotlands capital more than a pile of bricks, seems I'm wrong.
gerard mcveigh I sadly, share your fears. My mum was Irish as were her parents. That makes me half Irish, half Scot that way round, even though I was born in Scotland. The Irish are a huge powerful diaspora, the true Irish are formidable and certainly not defeated yet. Though time and tide, may not be on Irelands side at the moment time and tide can turn. The internationalists have not won. Not yet
gerard mcveigh Dundee kettle boiler by birth and paternal descent. Mother from West Tyrone, her dad from Donegal.
Brilliant love that song and you sing it amazing just like the fury’s .
Beautiful version
Wonderful version. It's rare to hear a cover that's better than the original!
No it's not. It sounds almost the same.
The Fureys version was a cover...! The song was written in 1898, and first recorded in 1900!
love it !!!! greetings from Hoogeveen The Netherlands :)
never heard you guys before! absolutely brilliant!
Fantastic song and singer, well done
If l close my eyes l can only hear the FURYS . So this is Beautiful. ,!,!,
Listen to their version of Bees wing.....I love it
Beautiful.
Finbar furey would love this cover 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Been waiting for a worthy successor to the Furies / Christie etc and hae just found them. Absolutely cracked it!
The first I have heard you guys, Amazing is all I can say, When are you all coming to Glasgow, soon I hope
She is an absolute dolly
soo beautiful thank you
Awesome , unbelievable talent., I Salute you ,from the Rebel County.
Up the Treaty....
Remembering my first love valerie ❤
Lovely 😎
Best cover of the Furey's ever. well done.
The Fureys version was a cover...! The song was written in 1898, and first recorded in 1900!
Fabulous
Great cover, quality.
Lovely. Thanks so much
I met my girlfriend when she was sixteen I was 18 , I moved away for 12 years came back and found her again this song reminds me of her
Perfect, job
Remeber my dad playin the furys version but i really like this really good job
just great
Brilliant version and love the video x
Love it
Nice version sweet sixteen by whistlin donkeys.
Top class !
This was written by James Thornton 1898 and still very popular today
Is right, James. But so many people think it is a Fureys original!
Pure talent
All the times love is beautiful Tanks for your music video🐧🌻🦉
Class
Fantastic voice
Omg
Could listen forever
That may be better than the fureys
That's hard to imagine but that's a brilliant version
From the vocals to the music
Nice banjo
Nothing beats the fureys version
damn close
John Mc Cormack...God bless the days.