Daoirí Farrell Trio at Shrewsbury Folk Festival 2018
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- The Daoirí Farrell Trio kicked off the Bellstone stage at Shrewsbury Folk Festival 2018 for his first visit to SFF.
For more information about the festival go to www.shrewsburyfolkfestival.co.uk.
Not only brilliant musicians but a perfectly crafted set
This is amazing! The Foley bouzouki is perfect- but the vocals are also just beautiful. I am happy to see Daoiri getting the recognition he deserves.
Blackie is easily in the top 4 living Uilleann Pipers (and the youngest of course by a long way) but what a mighty talent he is! So good to hear Daoiri singing The Valley of Knockanure in England which tends to remind me of the 1960’s performance of Peter, Paul and Mary at the BBC when they sang The Rising of The Moon to great applause of the mainly British audience who clearly did not have a clue of the reliance to British / Irish history. Brilliant performance by these lads though, I do hope they are invited back again to Shrewsbury FF when conditions allow!
I have had the great privilege of emceeing Daoiri at a couple of festivals in North America and I can firmly say, I can't say enough good about this young man. He is amazing at his craft and very nice to work with. He will go far.
Brilliant musician.
I love folk music and Irish folk is the very best you can hear !
Some become legends. He started as one.
Hadn't heard of him until I stumbled upon this set at the fest. I was blown away, best thing I saw last year. Absolutely phenomenal.
Fruity, gorgeous voice.
Wow, this stopped me in my tracks. What a great artist.
Well that was absolutely brilliant 👏
amazing voice
I can't say he's the best, but he is, without a doubt, a contender for the top 10 in this generation. Keep the music playing!! 😊
Great Performance.
Brilliant ambassadors of what it is to be "Irish". The salt of the earth.
Ahh,
the simple beauty of the bouzouki .
Amazing musician!
insure your vocal chords, what a gift!
Great voice
Some music is of the universe. Doesn't matter what genre it is. It is generally any musician who, rather than 'play' the music, they just simply 'become' the music, and the music plays through them. Then it connects instantly on an emotional level, with an audience/listener. Best thing i've been hypnotised by, for a long time. Thank you
....and hope to see them live
Fantastic musicians.
What a voice...powerful stuff. In some way reminds me of Luke Kelly
My father and his brothers owend THE MEETING PLACE in dublin. But of course such things are not always meant to be.
They didn't show the audience, but I'll bet the trio had them jigging in the aisles at the start.
Beautiful. Never really got the traveller lyrics though. Traveller in ireland but not too far
three thumbs up!
I consider myself a pretty middle level quality harmonica player. There were so many oportunities
Is breá liom an ceol seo
Stella Artois
what's the name of the very very last song? i love the effect of singin with the help of drons o' the pipie
blue tar road
Grand, thanks, I will try to pass this part tradition, here in Roma, trying to sing this as bes as I can.... thanks again
he didnt even step on that spider
Funny! Greek for constantly out of chewn!
46:40
Begging for a friend 24 hours a day needs.............begging MERCY
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I'm not even Irish, and know next to nothing about Irish folk music, but wow that was amazing!
For some us it’s Mother’s Milk, something raised on without question. Welcome to the adventures
It was indeed
Thank God some real music still exists somewhere in the world
check out charlie parr. He is a folk singer from the US and is amazing. There are also a bunch of really good and amazing bluegrass bands these days. There is real music out there it just depends on where you look.
So this what happens when you take the best Irish Uilleann piper, Bodhran player and trad singer and put them together with a zouk - impeccable performance
The Scots and Irish have the best music in the world.
And the Scots have the Irish to thank as the source of it still in a few of them still.
@@irishaware Pipe down
I'm startin to enjoy it quite well
they are all Celts
Don't forget Richard Thompson from England
There is no doubt that Daoiri and Robbie are a class act and I really love their work but Blackie is simply in another league, a truly world class musician and a top man.
The opening song - White Hare - one of the best Ive heard. Fabulous :-)
And then there is "The Bonnie Black Hare" th-cam.com/video/3xZPGS4h_QI/w-d-xo.html
Saw this wonderful man at the Gateshead Sage. What a character, and so is his dad. Quality time well spent. Don't ever leave an empty seat when he's in town.
15:05. "Bouzouki...Greek for 'Constantly out of tune' ". A joke but, not far off . It is a Turkish word for 'broken' or 're-arranged'. The instrument came to Greece from Asia Minor in 1922 after the population swap. The Turks have a similar instrument called the Baglamas and when they broke, they were re-arranged to create the 'bouzouki'.
And first brought to Ireland by Johnny Moynihan of course.
Daori's right though: like mandolins, these fucking things are a nightmare to keep in tune when temperature and humidity change. Unison courses are designed to frustrate.
Thanks for the music Trio! I said good bye to the physical remains of my dog buddy in Iceland coasts with the instrumental that starts around min 47:00 as a background.
This song was allways powerful for me, but now even more.
I will be in the same "place" as you one day. I love you my friend. Miss you. Thanks for our time together.
I’ve seen multiple versions of him singing this on TH-cam but his voice on this one is so strong.
Wonderful Performance!. Stumbled upon Daoiri thanks to TH-cam recommendation for his performance of "Foggy Dew" for the Ireland's favorite song competition. Been looking up everything else I can find of his since and do glad of it. A great irish talent.!Thanks again you tube for spotlighting a great performer for me :-)
You can safely say traditional music is in great hands with Daoiri Farrell and Brian MacGloinn (Ye Vagabonds) at the helm. Absolutely outstanding 👌🏻
I'm from Brazil, South America. Love your music, guys. Brilliant!
Wow! Andy Irvine can rest easy, solo Bouzouki and voice is back, in a big way!
Thank you; I was trying to remember the name of the instrument but my mind had gone blank.
Andy is still alive and kicking lad but I do agree with your sentiment
@@johnlappin9120 I was about to say, didn't know Andy was dead. Thank God he ain't dead yet.
@@ProfesserLuigi Relax may have been a better choice of words rather than rest
If you took a little sliver of every great Irish trad musician over the last 20 years, you couldn't blend them any better than this. Daoiri is Amazing.
Whole heatedly agree
And throw in some Richard Thompson.
Great way of putting it, only add more like a 100 years and plus bearing in mind all were influenced themselves in turn from the older Irish music makers.
He really reminds me of a mix of a few, most notably 2 or 3 old greats, and can't compliment more than that really.
Frank Harte, Paul Brady , Jimmy Crowley and the audience communication of Ronnie Drew
But I can compliment more as he is himself a music man in his own right, that takes some achieving in our extremely rich musical culture.
And it helps having great musicians around ye.
So - I usually thoroughly dislike folk music. Stumbled across this and was completely captivated. watched the entire thing. Daoiri, you have a new fan. thanks so much for bringing your wonderful talent into the public eye.
This guy would be great playing a mandolin or a guitar but that bazuki is just made for his voice!!! I'm blown away
Ирландская музыка великолепна! И она, несомненно, является лучшей музыкой в мире! Для ирландцев. Но мир велик, и ирландцы, далеко не самая большая его часть.
А музыка ваша, действительно очень привлекательна! Желаю всем ирландцам крепкого здоровья!
You Tube recommended him to me .I'm glad they did. I've come to really like him. I've shared him with some of my friends I think would like him. This is a fine concert. I will save this concert and share with others. Thank you You Tube.
Took a few generations of Irish music makers to make this.
Irish music is built on previous generations.
I think I have a new favorite singer! What a talented man!!
Beautiful, what a performance
The passion and musicianship this guy gives is sparking generations of young musicians. Beautiful
Inspired me to buy a bouzouki
I am broken hearted that Blackie lost his best buddy and wingman this month (Sept 2024), Irish musician Cyril O'Donohugh a native of County Clare and a true legend of Irish trad music, singer, song writer and musician extraordinaire. Blackie and Cyril always used to play at 47:17 "Gol na mBan san Ar" and that sublime transition into the jig at 51:06 called "Cnocán An Teampaill' for me and the whole pub would be just bloody ROCKING! What happy evenings and memories we shared in McGann's and McDermotts in Doolin over the years with people from all over the world. Truly world class talents. Sessions in Clare will never be the same without you Cyril. We all love and miss you man. 🙏💔
11:38 onwards is pure bodhrán sorcery.
35:35 by my own inspection. But what would I know I can't even say bodhrán, (even though I can C & P it here). lelsies
The Unquiet Grave. Always a powerful folk song, but Luke and Daoiri take it to another magnificent level.
I watched the entire video.... it captivates you . I'm into all types of music based on the performance and talents of the musicians. I loved it. I especially loved the Video of you guys playing live in the airport.....
Thanks to the Blue Mountains music festival in March, did I discover this most enjoyably rhythmic trio. Blue Mountains in New South Wales , Australia.
Excellent thanks for this.🇬🇧
I love hearing music from around the world! I found this going down a youtube rabbit hole. I stumbled on your awesome airport delay video then this and it is incredible. You guys are fantastic! Cheers from the USA.
Great performance, in particular Blackie O'Connell.
You bring back a lot of good memories to me, Thank You.
the creggan white hare makes the hairs on my neck stand on end
Beautiful voice and playing, bloody brilliant
They certainly do have the best music and people; we live in California and the place is falling apart- people here are horrible and it’s very sad - this music makes me long for a country and state that use to be people of honor, grace and humility
Farrell is a legend. I wish he’d come across the pond to Canada.
Brilliant concert, great old songs , music and banter, pure entertainment.
And what a band! What musicians Respect guys ☘️🇮🇪 Awesome Bodhran and Uilleann pipes solo 💚
First saw Daoiri a few years back in Bristol and was impressed with his vocal application. Certainly recruiting Blackie as 'backing performer' in this was a Master stroke!!! Great craic Blackie!!! 'County Clare' is definitely the 'home' of Irish music, no question!! Robby, is you Dad 'Cozy Powell'???
Do you mean Co Clare? or somebody called Claire?
Less than 3 mins in and already it's brilliant.
Когда слушаешь прекрасные мелодии кельтского фольклора, понимаешь, откуда корни многих рок композиций, !Это традиция живёт! крепко в подсознании.
Excellent work by all! Way to tear it up, Blackie!! Wahoo!
I luv bouzouki music...so rich and clear....I love Irish and Greek folk music....there's a great neopagan/celtic folk-rock act called Omni. This beautiful lass Jenny that pays Hurdy-gurdy and harp....lashing the air with her dreads .....grrrrr-yum
Let's hope Shrewsbury folk week can be back 2021 as normal
Absolutely brilliant performance altogether...!!
Great voice and instrumentals (amazing piper too!)
I had the great pleasure of photographing Daoiri when he played Moseley folk festival.Brilliant on stage and a really lovely fella offstage.
Stunning, beautiful stuff! Could be here listening for a couple of hours more.
This is amazing! I can tell I will be coming back here for years!!
What a voice.
Please come to Boston
And swing by Butte in August! An Ri Ra would love to have ye!
What do you know... There still is quality music out there!
I would pay good money to see and listen to these guys live!
Thanks for adding this video. Great performance.
Beautiful!
I was friends with a fella who could play the pipes with dexterity.....his nickname was Paul the Pipes. Fill him full of Guinness and surround with accompanying backing musicians, and he would have enthralled. Uillian Pipes played by a Master are hauntingly beautiful
That bodhran playing! I’ve never seen so much expression from it. Incredible.
Best folk singer going since Luke Kelly!
Traveller News UK that’s a big call... but I must admit, I’m kinda a with you. Would prefer more traditional and reels purely for the musical talent obviously.
@@stevendenny7260
'Im kinda with both ye , but then Luke was only the best since Frank Harte or yer man from Wexford!
Pecker Dunne, or was it Mayo, sure he was a Travellin man, among the saviours by default of Irish trad music.
I'm kind of with you there as well lads and I have seen Daoiri and many times over the years in Ireland and there no doubt he is great talent however for me Ger O Donnell from Limerick has both a much better voice and is a much more accomplished technical musician. That said, Cyril O'Donohuge who plays with Blackie in Dubhlinn Band is a great all-round composer, singer and musician and for me they are the most exciting live Trad band since Planxty or Moving Hearts, but everyones opinion will differ of course. Good luck lads and keep on supporting these great live trad musicians...whatever your preferences maybe.
Wonderful! I listened to it straight through and hardly realized an hour had passed!
Few words to express what i guess: JUST GREAT :)
Fortunate to have been in the audience that day. We were also there again at SFF last weekend for some more great music.
Superb and promising a great future.
I really liked you guys in the basement of the Titanic.
Nice
I'M SORRY?
@@tineseinen5998 From the movie. Jack took Rose to the lower levels of the ship, where there was a continuous party going on with music like this.
A versatile and skilled singer and musician. Bravo
Now then,this is my music,fantastic musicians,fantastic music,what more can I say,🐇🐇🐇🐇🎼🎼