Tripping Up The Stairs-Trad Irish for my friend David Payne

[banaccbanacc]

Tabs please???????

[LameBuffalo]

My friend says that in Ireland, once an accomplished musician has reached a certain level, they earn, from their country, a certificate to announce that they have become a National Treasure, and they never have to pay taxes from that period forward. I think all countries should adopt this policy so we could vote you a National Treasure.

Brother in Rhythm & Soul

LameBuffalo - Blues Harmonica - Canada

[LameBuffalo]

My friend says that in Ireland, once an accomplished musician has reached a certain level, they earn, from their country, a certificate to announce that they have become a National Treasure, and they never have to pay taxes from that period forward. I think all countries should adopt this policy so we could vote you a National Treasure.

LameBuffalo - Blues Harmonica - Canada

[ansliabhdraiochta]

very sorry.... i just wandered wich country you were coming from

you are a very good harmonica player and seems to be a strong caracter ...all great

[ansliabhdraiochta]

sympa  tu cause la france ?

[christellester]

@ansliabhdraiochta au moins je fais l'effort de parler anglais au lieu de rester cloisonnée dans l'hexagone

[elkriverharmonicas]

I am STILL listening to this, thank you very much, it was a wonderful gift.

This is funny, my kids were watching the Spongebob Squarepants cartoon a couple days ago and I actually heard "Tripping Up the Stairs" as background music in the cartoon!I was surprised, cause the song is not really that well known.

[elkriverharmonicas]

Still listening to it.

[alansmisclass]

Perfect playing, comme toujours.

Are you being paid to advertise for Puma now?

[christellester]

Hi Alan, thanks for your comment, I wish I could be paid by Puma, I deeply love their brand, but I think they don't really give a shit about me

[alansmisclass]

Keep wearing their chapeau and T-chemise. Maybe someday they will pay you. It worked for Tiger Woods!

[chromaticdave]

I love these Irish tunes done on harmonica.

They're challenging for sure, but with your

ability you played it great.

Cheers, Dave

[elkriverharmonicas]

I am honored to be an exception. This is actually the first time I have ever heard it played, except when I've played it. It's not a fiddle tune you hear in West Virginia, it's one I read from sheet music and loved. I love that part where it goes into that "Swallowtail Jig" Dorian.

Merveilleux!!!

I don't think I've ever mentioned this to you, but I had a great time in Bayeux (1997) saw the tapestry, which was interesting for me - the Paynes were Norman&came to England with the 1066 invasion.

[paulsirois]

Vraiment superbe..

[ziharmo]

et en plus c'est joué avec une bonne crêve, donc avec le nez bien bouché ;-)

[Rouflaketo]

Superbe ! merci :)

[shaykai]

fantastic :) I love your irish tunes that you do, they are what inspired me to learn harmonica.

[Tsutsomu]

magnifique Christelle. Bravo

[Mazblues]

yet another very nice one Christelle!

in case you don't already know about him, you could check out user "theloveboxquartet" for amazing Irish tunes & style...