Have they got the Tea Boy on the Sound Desk or something? Whoever it is doing the sound, he needs to be given his jotters; you can't hear the fiddle at all!
Yeah, got the same impression. Accordion and fiddle can sound good together when playing different parties for example when accompanying a song (good example I heard is "Irish Battallion" sung by David Kincaid with Liz Knowles on the fiddle and John Whelan on the accordion - both instruments can well be heard, creating a beautiful layered polyphony), but when just playing a dance tune together the result is often is mutual redundancy, just making it harder to hear the nuances of each instrument.
It's not the box that makes the difference, its the player and he is the best I've heard
He's lively alright!!!!heard him in Dingle a few years ago.fair operator
Damien Mullane was already a groovy master in 2008.
Love his Cajun mélodeon 🙂
What a class style, Damien has.
Now that's what I call music!
Snare and brushes from the Bodhran, magic.
great!!!! from Bulgaria with love!!!!!:))))))
i Love you Ireland!!!!
That Bodhran player is fantastic!
Fantastic music
Yeah, Damien's certainly got it!
Agree with comment likening box playing to that of Joe Burke. It's very, very good. Utterly crisp and yet inventive too.
Cracking 'box playing!!!
Amazing
tanks!!!!
@SkyDK1 Seamus O´Kane; great bodhran maker!
The Shaskeen and The Honeymoon Reel
How old was Damien back then?
Looked like barely 18.
And already a seasoned pro 😎
Kick ass! Would have rather heard Alec Finn backing than the piano but Hession rocks anyway.
which makes it a button accordion. melodeons (in an irish music sense, note) tend to have just 10 keys
2019?
Would like to know the actual name of these tunes. Awesome !
Have they got the Tea Boy on the Sound Desk or something? Whoever it is doing the sound, he needs to be given his jotters; you can't hear the fiddle at all!
Honeymoon Reel
great playing but the accordion and bodhran are drowning out Frankie's fiddle
Yea, can't hear the fiddle at all! Not like Frankie to stand for that!!
Yeah, got the same impression. Accordion and fiddle can sound good together when playing different parties for example when accompanying a song (good example I heard is "Irish Battallion" sung by David Kincaid with Liz Knowles on the fiddle and John Whelan on the accordion - both instruments can well be heard, creating a beautiful layered polyphony), but when just playing a dance tune together the result is often is mutual redundancy, just making it harder to hear the nuances of each instrument.
What kind of bohdran does he have????
does anyboy know the names of the tunes!!i know shaskeen but what are the other 2??
The Shaskeen Reel / The Honeymoon Reel / Maud Millar
cant hear the fiddle lad
Great stuff, although the accordion overpowers all the other instruments.
No fiddle !!
I heard the low sound on the fiddle.
Can't hear the fiddle at all
Sneaky tuning!!!;osavage playin though!!!
Actually, it's not an accordian, it's a melodeon, which has buttons rather that keyboard
A melodeon has a single row...thats an accordion
Yeah, Damien's certainly got it!