@claireseach. Definitely NOT a Copeland whistle. Not close to resembling one. Fairly certain that it is a wooden whistle made by the great flute maker Michael Grinter.
why does everyone need to complain or stress an opinion! listen to the fuckin tune and shut the fuck up! whats wrong with puttin your ownn stamp on irish music. she travels the world so she is obviously doin something right, so quit the begrudgery and take the fingers out and see if any of ye moaners can accomplish what she has in her lifetime!!!
In response to all the comments claiming this set is identical to the version Lunasa recorded, well, Sharon recorded her version about ten years before Lunasa. Considering that at that time Donogh Hennessey and Trevor Hutchinson were her accompanists, it isn't surprising that the arrangements are similar.
sharon shann..........not my type on the box. i dont like the fact that she completely makes the music jazzy......however, i wont deny that shes an excellent musician
sharon shann..........not my type on the box. i dont like the fact that she completely makes the music jazzy......however, i wont deny that shes an excellent musician
sharon shann..........not my type on the box. i dont like the fact that she completely makes the music jazzy......however, i wont deny that shes an excellent musician
madfortrad5958 - i really hope you delete the comment just below mine lyk now!!!! sharon shannon is a f*ckin genius n def dusnt deserve 2 b talked bou like that even if the person who wrote it is only messin or somethin.
loooovely.. i'm not really a fan of the sax as a part of the arrangement though, i enjoyed the beginning (with just the guitar as buckup) more than the rest..
Well, at least Lunasa didn't have drums and a sax. Ick! She does play Sporting Paddy a little different too, though. I'm sure that she got it from Lunasa, or vice versa. I think they've played together, so they probably have played each other's arrangements sometimes.
@claireseach. Definitely NOT a Copeland whistle. Not close to resembling one. Fairly certain that it is a wooden whistle made by the great flute maker Michael Grinter.
puffhump 2 months ago
Name of the second reel? I know it, but don't play it properly and want to learn it better!
Musicman1582 3 months ago
sax is great ..thgis is as far as fusioin goes ..should go!...so dont be con-fused ..enjoy the grat mix
brianmusak 4 months ago
Hey that's winnie from solas in the back on fiddle.
bodhranful 4 months ago
I enjoyed it live at Ballyshannon Folk Festival 2003!!! Great!!!
kiltyfanad 5 months ago
@KissakiSan i agree. the sax is a bit out of place
qsdftfdsq 6 months ago
has she got three lungs?? CLASS
smellofpissoffu 7 months ago
i love the tin whistle... wish i cud play it.. must get up off my lazy ass and learn it..
davebyrne10 11 months ago
She is from Ireland. It is Sharon Shannon. She is Great!
33matuska 1 year ago
Sharon Shannon ... soooo Gifted !
breffnipark 1 year ago
I'd never heard of Sharon Shannon until I saw two vids today. She's excellent. Her playing has soul.
OzVegan 1 year ago
Looks like one of Dixon's polymer whistles.. could it be??
onearmfrog 1 year ago
@onearmfrog To me it seems like a Copeland whistle
claireseach 5 months ago
why does everyone need to complain or stress an opinion! listen to the fuckin tune and shut the fuck up! whats wrong with puttin your ownn stamp on irish music. she travels the world so she is obviously doin something right, so quit the begrudgery and take the fingers out and see if any of ye moaners can accomplish what she has in her lifetime!!!
somestateband 1 year ago 5
wooo i am the 100th like :)
love the song Sharon the best, great fussion of celtic and jazz
Steph9737 1 year ago
aw just class there hi!!! :-)
goldenhair18 1 year ago
In response to all the comments claiming this set is identical to the version Lunasa recorded, well, Sharon recorded her version about ten years before Lunasa. Considering that at that time Donogh Hennessey and Trevor Hutchinson were her accompanists, it isn't surprising that the arrangements are similar.
Legertymusic 1 year ago 3
Excellent playing!!!
Ruiseart.
ruiseartalcorn 1 year ago
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sharon shann..........not my type on the box. i dont like the fact that she completely makes the music jazzy......however, i wont deny that shes an excellent musician
boxplayer2 1 year ago
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sharon shann..........not my type on the box. i dont like the fact that she completely makes the music jazzy......however, i wont deny that shes an excellent musician
boxplayer2 1 year ago
sharon shann..........not my type on the box. i dont like the fact that she completely makes the music jazzy......however, i wont deny that shes an excellent musician
boxplayer2 1 year ago
I recently discovered the Lunasa version of this called Island Paddy.
I'm told the Lunasa version is the original.
I love Sharon's version though. She's a wee legend. I've seen this live and met her after and she rocks!
NemoAlias 1 year ago
Tin whistle, Acordian,Fiddle, she can play them all amazingly. Is she the worlds greatest living musician?
03D23036 2 years ago
:) fantastic song!! unify the music, unify the people!! i enjoy this fusion. in fact this has inspired me to learn this song on tin whistle!
skamongoose 2 years ago
madfortrad5958 - i really hope you delete the comment just below mine lyk now!!!! sharon shannon is a f*ckin genius n def dusnt deserve 2 b talked bou like that even if the person who wrote it is only messin or somethin.
TheWhistlingGypsy 2 years ago 2
TheWhistlingGypsy
thanks for looking at my videos
i love sharons music
i didnt see that comment
thanks very much
madfortrad5958 2 years ago
@madfortrad5958
no bother ha! i jus cant stand ppl talkin like dat! pisses me off!
TheWhistlingGypsy 2 years ago
OH YES ! 5 STARS !
steveeb58 2 years ago 3
thank you again steveeb58
madfortrad5958 2 years ago
wow................
it sounds as though theyre mixing jazz and folk together..........i think it goes really well!
but i agree about the sax................makes everything seem more rocknroll when its not
guitargoddess002 2 years ago
Tje other musicians just messed up what would hae been a great performance.
Daddymccourt 2 years ago
yea, just a bit too loud in the mix
finbarmaginn 2 years ago 2
I don't see a need for so many instruments up there, all they need is Sharon and MAYBE a guitar player and bass.
Imal00ter20 2 years ago 9
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MKMusicII 2 years ago
Well they probably played other songs that incorporated the other instruments besides just this one. And it's not like they sound bad.
MKMusicII 2 years ago
fast fingers...
cgcrazy00 2 years ago
can enyone tell me wich kind of whistle this is? I've seen that model in many videos, and it sounds great..
alkazaryyy 2 years ago
Superb Whistle playing, awesome, but personaly I would kicked all the other musicians off stage:)
chilton12345 2 years ago 2
Oh, for heaven's sake..kick Gerry O'Connor and Jim Murray off stage wouldya? Good luck with that.
pirateontherun 2 years ago 2
hey this is the rhatlin island but is a second reel too...and the name isss?....?????
???
teelll meee!
marinillas 2 years ago
Second reel - Rakish Paddy
HoodooStoo 2 years ago
Close. Sporting Paddy (or "Sporting Pat")
Legertymusic 1 year ago
wow superb whistle
paltalkdevil 2 years ago
loooovely.. i'm not really a fan of the sax as a part of the arrangement though, i enjoyed the beginning (with just the guitar as buckup) more than the rest..
chansherly212 3 years ago
Excelente! cual versión fue primera? la de Lunasa, o la d Sharon??? xq la verdad me gusta más esta! su toque de jazz fusión es excelente!
NRamirezCR 3 years ago
It is a D whistle.
Altecc22 3 years ago
Suas E!
mhicnanolc 3 years ago
anyone know what brand and key she's playing
jesse82q 3 years ago
Well, looking back on Lunasa's version, its considerably different. But similar in some way too. "Almost identical" is a bit far-fetched.
Rickupinoft 3 years ago
What the crap? Since when does she also play whistle really well too?? Wow...
JSCWhistler 3 years ago
Total awesomeness!
Eirelav111 3 years ago
Does she breath also?! ;P
jochemvanwilsum 3 years ago
nice one .
trichoone 3 years ago
Lunasa played an almost identical arrangement to this.
Rickupinoft 3 years ago
Well, at least Lunasa didn't have drums and a sax. Ick! She does play Sporting Paddy a little different too, though. I'm sure that she got it from Lunasa, or vice versa. I think they've played together, so they probably have played each other's arrangements sometimes.
JSCWhistler 3 years ago