Flipping great musicians, mild and gentle fellows, When I was a young lad I went to see those most brilliant Phil Lynott, Thin Lizzy, Rory Gallagher and band and other wild rocking bands, after those gigs/ concerts I would be float on clean air for weeks and months with not could worry or trouble on me, The music of Phil Lynott and Rory music was all the fuel that I needed to live, God blessed Phil & Rory
We all add flavor to this life. We must be excited to be alive. Music is a beautiful outlet for expressions ❤ ♥ 💕 . I got to know you all for the very first time by Roman Reigns the wrestler. We need God, faith to keep us going Iin these times.God bless you all. I am very happy to hear you all laughing.
I think their ones are Indian; saw a post that they buy them from music shops in Southall, London (home to the punjabi/sikh diaspora). They are a very common sight in religious contexts in india, from sufi muslim shrines to sikh gurdwaras.
@@prangbro i’ve heard from some Irish musicians that they trace the traditional music back to the Indian Subcontinent. I know enough about History to not take it as gospel, however, the thought of a common origin is both interesting and can be heard, at least to my ears, even without the use of this instrument:)
@@michaelduff4474 well the Irish and other Celtic languages (Welsh being the one I know most) do apparently share some striking similarities with Sanskrit; but then so most western European, Indo-European languages. It's also true that the language of the Roma is directly related to North Indian languages, but not the Irish travellers (who carried so much of the Irish musical tradition and stopped parts from dying out). I reckon there's something in it, but at the same time it can never be more than speculation really. I've heard similar things about the relationship between North African music and Irish music, which is certainly convincing when you hear some Irish-language songs and things like keening for the dead.
![The Wall Song ร้องข้ามกำแพง | EP.213 | กรีน อัษฎาพร | 3 ต.ค. 67 [1/5]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3KrlLbCsadI/mqdefault.jpg)
![Ye Vagabonds 'Seven Songs On Six Islands' [Full Documentary]](/img/n.gif)
This stuff is in their bones maaaan!!!
Beautiful voices aside for a moment, I can never get over how full-sounding they make the arrangements with just that one bouzouki. Ethereal talent.
Flipping great musicians, mild and gentle fellows, When I was a young lad I went to see those most brilliant Phil Lynott, Thin Lizzy, Rory Gallagher and band and other wild rocking bands, after those gigs/ concerts I would be float on clean air for weeks and months with not could worry or trouble on me, The music of Phil Lynott and Rory music was all the fuel that I needed to live, God blessed Phil & Rory
I love this. The craic is mighty with ye lads! Go raibh maith agat! :) 😀☘💚☘
4:00 Can't stop laughing at the "Please don't DRINK the hand sanitiser" LOL
34:24 her mantle so green (for my own obsessive listening purposes lol)
It's been a bunch of nights in a row so far listening to this concert. These guys are really talented.
Fantabulous music!!!! I only happened upon it today.
Don't be fooled by their almost 'shy' faces for beneath warm hearts are singing, Thank you.
We all add flavor to this life. We must be excited to be alive. Music is a beautiful outlet for expressions ❤ ♥ 💕 . I got to know you all for the very first time by Roman Reigns the wrestler. We need God, faith to keep us going Iin these times.God bless you all. I am very happy to hear you all laughing.
Beautiful sentiments Iris. Very apt listening to these brilliant performers.
The intro to Lowlands of Holland is so warm and calming. Really amazing strumming boys
Is it just me or is the tempo faster compared to the Marlbone books version?
World class . Wow.
"Please don't drink the hand sanitizer"
Up Carlow, up da bum. Top notch men
Love it, absolutely love it
Amazingly talented!! Their version of the night visiting song is the dogs bollix. Up the boys!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Great gig from Ye Vagabonds and great series from Levis'. Thanks guys
They're great! We're so excited to play their first part on Saturday in Geneva!
Great array of subtle tones. Splendid
Wunderschön!!! Grüße aus der Steiermark, von jemanden der Gänsehaut bekommt wenn er Euch spielen und singen hört.
First tune is stunning
The Foggy Dew. Brilliant
These boys are insanely good.
Great music!!! Ben and Mary, 🇺🇸🇨🇭😁😁
Niall McCarthy here I have OCD and anxiety disorders and learning difficultys
@Kendrick Louie she might not like that anyway thanks for the likeing my comment
Such great musicians and music. It would be nice to have the full tracklist >_
Bella scoperta! Complimenti
I'm from ballydehob
My grandmother(Nora Maloney) was from Ballydehob and moved to Belfast in the 30's. Went there a few years ago. Beautiful place.
Cant wait to see yo in London in May and ya better feckin do Willie o Winsbury
Did they do it?
Yes beautiful version
Wonderful
Brilliant !
My fear of failure is bad
The drone sounds great but where does it come from?
It’s called a Harmonium
3:25
I think their ones are Indian; saw a post that they buy them from music shops in Southall, London (home to the punjabi/sikh diaspora). They are a very common sight in religious contexts in india, from sufi muslim shrines to sikh gurdwaras.
@@prangbro i’ve heard from some Irish musicians that they trace the traditional music back to the Indian Subcontinent. I know enough about History to not take it as gospel, however, the thought of a common origin is both interesting and can be heard, at least to my ears, even without the use of this instrument:)
@@michaelduff4474 well the Irish and other Celtic languages (Welsh being the one I know most) do apparently share some striking similarities with Sanskrit; but then so most western European, Indo-European languages. It's also true that the language of the Roma is directly related to North Indian languages, but not the Irish travellers (who carried so much of the Irish musical tradition and stopped parts from dying out). I reckon there's something in it, but at the same time it can never be more than speculation really. I've heard similar things about the relationship between North African music and Irish music, which is certainly convincing when you hear some Irish-language songs and things like keening for the dead.
Marmite and sandwich spread
Operation salvation go
can anyone tell me what type of microphone they are using for the vocals
something made by Ear Trumpet Labs. Either the Edwina or Delphina
@@codycreepcore cheers mate
I 💘 your 🎶 🎵 🪕 🎼 💿 🎸 🎶 🎵 🪕 🎼 💿 🎸 🎶 🎵 music. We need God; and we need healthy 🎶 🎵 🪕 🎼 💿 🎸 🎶 🎵 🪕 🎼 💿 🎸 🎶 🎵 🪕 🎼 for fun, frolic and ĺaughter.
Hay. I just complimented you, take it easy there hot shot!!🤓
Weres wolly I think I might have knot found him and the other? In the true meaning of certain sayings but never great