Others have stated it was written by Bobby Macleod of the Isle of Mull in Scotland. I can understand some people thinking it is Irish, because it has that sound to it. Anyway, good tunes are always passed around and the key can get changed in the process.
@@Melvorgazh written by bobby mcleod of tobermory. gravel walks , masons apron and many more are scottish or of scottish origins. reel music being indigenous to scotland
@@Melvorgazh no, the fiddles been in scotland since the 1500s. entered ireland from scotland in the 1700s. reels and strathpey tunes are indigenous to scotland. www.boxandfiddlearchive.com/scottish-fiddle-playing-and-its-irish-connections although it should read the other way
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I'm so used to hearing this in Cape Breton style, it's almost a different tune when you play it. One of my absolute favourites, though.
Others have stated it was written by Bobby Macleod of the Isle of Mull in Scotland. I can understand some people thinking it is Irish, because it has that sound to it. Anyway, good tunes are always passed around and the key can get changed in the process.
Nice playing. Superb ornimentation.
Pasty O Brien has a nice classy style.
Ever been on Geantraí?
So nice
Good job, guys.
Çok teşekkür ederim çok güzel
like many irish reels its scottish
Are you sure?
@@Melvorgazh written by bobby mcleod of tobermory. gravel walks , masons apron and many more are scottish or of scottish origins. reel music being indigenous to scotland
@@brucecollins4729 😹
But the ríl is indigenous of Ireland.
Isn’t it?
I thought it was. 🙄
Fan bomaite! 🤔
An bhfuil tú cinnte go bhfuil?
@@Melvorgazh no, the fiddles been in scotland since the 1500s. entered ireland from scotland in the 1700s. reels and strathpey tunes are indigenous to scotland. www.boxandfiddlearchive.com/scottish-fiddle-playing-and-its-irish-connections although it should read the other way