Finally found my favorite song. My father allowed me to choose a CD during a trade fair when I was 10 years old. I chose this CD. I had seen this on commercial film and I really liked it. I had played this song crazy because I liked it so much. It gave a special memory, I was grateful to my father to get this CD. 1 because it was beautiful, 2 because it belonged to my father, my parents were divorced and my father was not a good example for me. Rare good memory of my father. This year my father passed away, so it's extra special.⭐
same! i used to play this constantly when i was in high school(over twenty years ago now!) it was my escape. so much variety i never got tired of it. every so often i come across it and get all misty-eyed and give it a spin. i have no idea where it is as this very moment. might be in my truck at the bottom of the pile.
Anyone know where I can find the sheet music to this version? I found a few note sheets to Baidin Fheidhlimi, but they all seem to be different variations. I want the sheet music to this version.
Ian - It has not totally gone away you know. The area described in this song is in the Donegal Gaeltacht and Tory Island where poor Feilim and his little boat were wrecked is very much Irish speaking.
Ian, if you head out West, from down in Kerry to up in Conermara in Co. Galway, you can still hear their native tongue being spoken. Especially in the back room of a pub in Clifden.
Finally found my favorite song. My father allowed me to choose a CD during a trade fair when I was 10 years old. I chose this CD. I had seen this on commercial film and I really liked it. I had played this song crazy because I liked it so much. It gave a special memory, I was grateful to my father to get this CD. 1 because it was beautiful, 2 because it belonged to my father, my parents were divorced and my father was not a good example for me. Rare good memory of my father. This year my father passed away, so it's extra special.⭐
Sinéad did a grand cover of this. RIP, sister.
"Fight the real enemy!'
I thought I was the only one to own this version on an old CD set. Thank you for sharing!
I own the CD, but it is in storage in another state, I miss having it!
same! i used to play this constantly when i was in high school(over twenty years ago now!) it was my escape. so much variety i never got tired of it. every so often i come across it and get all misty-eyed and give it a spin.
i have no idea where it is as this very moment. might be in my truck at the bottom of the pile.
Absolutely love this version. I love irish celtic music.
Spailpin is the shiznit, as the kids say these days.
Beautiful song and beautiful pictures to go with it. I wished so much i was irish!
Cad ata tu, ta tu.
Best, most moving version ever.
Spend years searching for this song after hearing it once I am so thrilled you posted it and I found it 🙈😃😃😃
this is the best recording of this song.
This song opens my very extensive iTunes collection of sea shanties!
I've been looking for this for quite some time...thanks for posting this!!
thank you
Anyone know where I can find the sheet music to this version? I found a few note sheets to Baidin Fheidhlimi, but they all seem to be different variations. I want the sheet music to this version.
possibly at Valkyrie publications .com
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@@removilmata5377 That's my middle name actually. From my mom.
the Irish should bring the Celtic language back the British have and still treat them horribly
Ian - It has not totally gone away you know. The area described in this song is in the Donegal Gaeltacht and Tory Island where poor Feilim and his little boat were wrecked is very much Irish speaking.
Ian, if you head out West, from down in Kerry to up in Conermara in Co. Galway, you can still hear their native tongue being spoken.
Especially in the back room of a pub in Clifden.
I think the Irish language is a mandatory subject in Irish public schools these days!
Where are the FAHns? :D
Here 😊👋