Not all around unfortunatley but you will never be too far from a pub that does have a session going on. All depends on what part of the country ur in, Down south west there is an abundance of places.
I WaNt A GrOuP Of HoMoSeXuAlS To BeNd Me OvEr AnD StIcK ThEiR TeN-InCh JoHnSoNs DoWn My ShIt-SoCkEt. I Am A HoMoSeXuAl; I WaNt CoCk, AnD I WaNt It NoW.
Why hasn't any one ever told me about the bothy band? I can't believe it!! I am supposed to be doing house work but can't pull myself away from the screen.
I am so amazed to find these videos from a time I thought was completely gone and forgotten. The Bothy Band were only together for a short while, but they made a powerful impression at the time. I saw them play at a converted church or whatever, near Trinity College.
I'm not sure it's that difficult at their level. The tunes are all jigs (6/8) and it's just a moderate increase from Old Hag into the 2nd tune, done by Kevin Burke the fiddler alone, and from 2 to 3 little or no increase.
This is the same arrangement as on their "Old Hag You Have Killed Me" album.
what happens is that the whole crew stop and its left to the fiddler to set the pace increase into tune 2 .. morrisons is just up a little bit on that which I think the pipes take on but only coz they are being heard more by the band I think
These BB videos are great, thanks a million for uploading. Are they by any chance on the RTE compilation of trad Irish music on DVD?
bennevisplace 8 months ago
@bennevisplace No, these clips are not commercially available.
bilko1234 7 months ago
This song makes me shiver. Gives me thrill. My eyes are full of teardrops.
Memories, sweet warm memories.
Angui78 9 months ago
i wonder what Matt says to Kevin @ 1:52?? :)
frankdidit 1 year ago
of course
printedpaper 1 year ago
My favorite version of Morrison's jig, nice and fast, every video i watch continues to get better and better, thanks for posting! :)
Newfie2000 1 year ago
Matt Molloy - an feadóg agus an feadóg mór
Paddy Keenan - na píoba uilleann agus an feadóg
Donal Lunny - an bouzouki, an ghiotáir
Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill - amhránaí, an harpsichord agus an clavinet
Micheál Ó Domhnaill - amhránaí agus an ghiotáir
Paddy Glackin - an fidil
Tony MacMahon - an cairdín
printedpaper 1 year ago
@printedpaper Actually that's Kevin Burke on fiddle. Paddy was their first fiddler, but Kevin had joined by the time this was produced.
Otispuss2 1 year ago
As good as it gets
franklymike 1 year ago
Excellent!
Dayepipes,
They do just Old Hag or this same three tunes in one on the album?
WrightsW5 1 year ago
You have to wonder how the audience could have sat so still and clapped so politely!
wvpamcur 2 years ago
just discovering the Bothy Band and Planxty- oh but I have been missing out on some brilliant music 'til now!
lilibet939 2 years ago
ya dont know what yer missin
epiphone06 2 years ago
is it true that in Ireland, this kind of music is heard all around?
Celticwithakick 2 years ago 2
Not all around unfortunatley but you will never be too far from a pub that does have a session going on. All depends on what part of the country ur in, Down south west there is an abundance of places.
ConorSod 2 years ago
Great band !! Phalaïna
PhalainaBelgium 2 years ago
I've been playing morrisons jig all these years since then ...
outshore 3 years ago
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I WaNt A GrOuP Of HoMoSeXuAlS To BeNd Me OvEr AnD StIcK ThEiR TeN-InCh JoHnSoNs DoWn My ShIt-SoCkEt. I Am A HoMoSeXuAl; I WaNt CoCk, AnD I WaNt It NoW.
LifelsLong 3 years ago
That is Triona playing the keys, correct?
brownjenkinstail 3 years ago 8
Why hasn't any one ever told me about the bothy band? I can't believe it!! I am supposed to be doing house work but can't pull myself away from the screen.
maddieniamh 3 years ago 8
Hmmm. Buddy Holly digs it. I saw him in
the audience. 1976? Great video & audio
quality! Must be 1st generation recording
from a TV master vault.
robotnik77 3 years ago
Holy crap they're great.
minwav 3 years ago
no words
talefrr 3 years ago
I am so amazed to find these videos from a time I thought was completely gone and forgotten. The Bothy Band were only together for a short while, but they made a powerful impression at the time. I saw them play at a converted church or whatever, near Trinity College.
Boylefawsitt 4 years ago 2
Great musicians. They play superb together. The change in tempo between the differend tunes is very difficult.
batotten 4 years ago
I'm not sure it's that difficult at their level. The tunes are all jigs (6/8) and it's just a moderate increase from Old Hag into the 2nd tune, done by Kevin Burke the fiddler alone, and from 2 to 3 little or no increase.
This is the same arrangement as on their "Old Hag You Have Killed Me" album.
Dayepipes 4 years ago
Sure, at their level nothing is difficult. But for me, as being a starting musician, it is, and I'm sure a lot of people agree with me.
batotten 4 years ago
Not difficult at all. Thats why its still such a standout piece 30 years later.Dozy plonker
mallanganee 4 years ago
Charming!
petergagu 3 years ago
what happens is that the whole crew stop and its left to the fiddler to set the pace increase into tune 2 .. morrisons is just up a little bit on that which I think the pipes take on but only coz they are being heard more by the band I think
outshore 3 years ago
Great. *****
UISTMAN59 4 years ago 2