Sure someone has told you this by now, but it's written by the late great Scottish accordion player Bobby MacLeod from the island of Mull in the Inner Hebrides, not too far from my ancestral home of Eriskay. Bobby wrote it in A, but it's often played in G. His original version has 4 parts, with a few Bb accidentals in the 4th part!
Wow, this is really nice! I recently fell in love with this tune after hearing my favorite band play it. I'm 5 months into learning the fiddle and this one is on my (very long) list of tunes to learn, but I'm not quite ready for it yet.
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Great playing. I love the guitar rhythm.
You never disappoint, Patti!
OMG!...Nothing short of BRILLiant! Thanks for posting...and please, do NOT stop posting!
Your takes are truly awesome! (Excellent accompaniment, BTW!)
Sure someone has told you this by now, but it's written by the late great Scottish accordion player Bobby MacLeod from the island of Mull in the Inner Hebrides, not too far from my ancestral home of Eriskay. Bobby wrote it in A, but it's often played in G. His original version has 4 parts, with a few Bb accidentals in the 4th part!
Never heard it played in A - on the Scottish session scene it's pretty much always played in G, I think. She's actually playing all 4 parts here...
First class playing on a really terrific reel. Well done. I've downloaded this to learn.
Completely awesome !! Well done !!!
Wow 😯🤩 amazing young kids real good players, keep up.
You are amazing! Love it!
Wow, this is really nice! I recently fell in love with this tune after hearing my favorite band play it. I'm 5 months into learning the fiddle and this one is on my (very long) list of tunes to learn, but I'm not quite ready for it yet.
Lovely tune and playing :-)
Beautiful =)