I love Steve Cooney. We are so lucky he came to live among us. He has an infinite insight into the soul of Irish music and song. My Sympathy on the loss of old pal Brendan Begley. R.I.P. God Bless you. .
Beautiful playing. Witnessed Steve's playing many times over the years but most memorable were the Ballyshannon Festival marquee gigs with Seamus Begley. Thanks for the memories Steve and keep it coming.
One more thing..Steve Cooney is to the guitar what Mick Fleetwood was to the drums.....does anyone see the resemblance.......It's pure Genius. Remember those nights in Whelans....magic!!
My very favourite O'Carolan piece, if it's even possible to have a favourite of such exquisite music. What a masterful, sweet and playful rendition Steve did here! :)
This is a beautiful piece of music played so well here by Steve. Check out Liam O'Flynn and Planxty playing the same tune on the pipes its very special too.
If you ever go to a music session in south west Kerry you will realies that every guitar player has the following line stamped across their performance " Steve Cooney was here" There's only one thing wrong with that.......None of them are Steve Cooney. I have heard him play many times and believe me no one even comes close....
I love Steve Cooney. We are so lucky he came to live among us. He has an
infinite insight into the soul of Irish music and song. My Sympathy on the loss of
old pal Brendan Begley. R.I.P. God Bless you. .
ahhh .....this brings a wee bit of a Celtic tear to me eye, upon hearing this little gem... Steve is a MASTER player.....
Beautiful playing. Witnessed Steve's playing many times over the years but most memorable were the Ballyshannon Festival marquee gigs with Seamus Begley. Thanks for the memories Steve and keep it coming.
I love how he closes his eyes and surrenders himself to the music
Steve Cooney, bless your soul ✨
That's just astonishing. It's so beautiful. It breaks my heart and makes it sing all at once. Mo cheol thú Steve.
the 2nd tune is usually called Si Bheag Si Mhor by Turlough O' Carolan
One more thing..Steve Cooney is to the guitar what Mick Fleetwood was to the drums.....does anyone see the resemblance.......It's pure Genius. Remember those nights in Whelans....magic!!
My very favourite O'Carolan piece, if it's even possible to have a favourite of such exquisite music. What a masterful, sweet and playful rendition Steve did here! :)
Best rendition of this song I've ever heard. I can never hear it enough.
Probably the most perfect piece ever played!
Masterful rendition of a beautiful tune. Joyful .A pleasure to hear. Thanks
Very 'artfully' performed/creative........I could listen to music *just like that* all day.....
Wow! This guy really makes the guitar sing!! What is it about Celtic music that is so touching?
Hello Stephen. Yours sounds are still pure as back on the days of Slingers new wave in Cairns! Lots love
This is a beautiful piece of music played so well here by Steve. Check out Liam O'Flynn and Planxty playing the same tune on the pipes its very special too.
Majestic !! Fantastic, soul enriching, high class !!!
beautiful...
Steve is such an inspiration!
A truly gifted guitar player
Fantastic!
The first tune is a Scottish tune called "Mull of the Mountain"
Poetry. This man is outstanding.
Steve really nailed the celtic sound....perfectly.
A real pleasure to listen to!
Blessed be Stephen Cooney via Kathrine gorge to Erin blessed be Stephen Cooney! Manymak dude!
Such a lovely piece of music. Well played ♥
Beautiful playing. Fair dues Steve.
WOW!!! He is fanthastic!!!
멋진 연주!!! 아름다운 곡!!
lovely
Steve cooney is an unreal talent
HEAVENLY...
Just beautiful ... is there a cd available of Steve's guitar music?
Очень красиво. Большой мастер.
Wonderful
Brilliant.
Nuff said.
How can 5 people give this a thumbs down!
6 now they must have faulty babelfishes no other explanation!
Steve is coming from the background of the Highland Sessions but deserves a prime role !! Phalaïna
Great playing!!
Go raibh maith agat, a Steve. Cloisim
do cheol gach lá, tá sé bronntanas an-dheas.
Legend!
your right
This was written by Turlough O Carolan, 17th or 18th Century Irish harpist. Some man, and great rendition
The variation starting at 2:45 is one of the prettiest things I've ever heard...
just wondering if this melody is one of the famous irish blind harpist o' carrollin's songs?
Yes, it is!
Who can we lobby, plead with, entreat, bribe or beg to get Steve to make a cd of his guitar music available?
Oh my goodness. Spellbinding.
❤️
The name of the song is Molly Malone
I'd like to hear Pierre Bensusan cover this
Does anyone know if this tune goes by another name?
The first tune I mean.
Dolly Parton sent me here.
what is celtic guitar ? pray i ask
jesus!
@Spinozzi9 amen!
@Marc Twain ❤
question: is there lyrics for this song?
I think you do a fairly good job of touching him on the guitar front on this tune!
If you ever go to a music session in south west Kerry you will realies that every guitar player has the following line stamped across their performance " Steve Cooney was here" There's only one thing wrong with that.......None of them are Steve Cooney. I have heard him play many times and believe me no one even comes close....
no!!.. its an absolute disgrace!! :L
That's a planxty tune played brilliantly by steve