Ok if you want to get technical, "technically" they are single jigs. A "slide" is a nickname for one of the dances commonly included in most of the popular Kerry-Cork dance sets and which is usually danced to a single jig.
Of course common usage dictates and I don't know if you'll find many ITM enthusiasts, myself included, that don't call them slides.
So awesome. Therapeutic
skyriderize 10 months ago
Great tunes, great playing :-)
UISTMAN59 1 year ago
great sliabh luachra style played in e flat , great for dancers
hope will meat you for a day for a session...!
ansliabhdraiochta 1 year ago
The first tune is the Gleanntan I believe and the last is one of O'Keefe's but anyone know the names of the others?
viscusalbum 2 years ago
Lovely the one starting on 0:54, thanks for this!
chirritutiplen 2 years ago
The first polka I heard back in the early 70's on one of the first albums released by the Chieftains. Lovely playing 5 ***** ♥
clarebannerman 2 years ago
these are slides. but so what if he messed up on the title. its still good music
boxplayer2 2 years ago
Likely the best Dancing tune's in Ireland,,
And best fun = '' The Kerry Polka '' --
jim,,,,
fiddle4u 2 years ago
These are great tunes, very appreciated, as usual. You da man. But, technically, I think these tunes are slides.
redhairedlad 2 years ago
Ok if you want to get technical, "technically" they are single jigs. A "slide" is a nickname for one of the dances commonly included in most of the popular Kerry-Cork dance sets and which is usually danced to a single jig.
Of course common usage dictates and I don't know if you'll find many ITM enthusiasts, myself included, that don't call them slides.
ralpheym 2 years ago