Irish Jigs on Elkavox83 Accordion

[ronaoj]

thanks Andy, great bunch of jigs and great pictures too. Slainge , I've listened to a lot of your music and really enjoy it... you can catch some pretty nice accordion music on my link too

[MacGasking]

I know the first tune as "The Rakes of Kildare"

[accrag]

brill andy. yer that steamer comes down our way in the summer does a trip up and down the bristol channel, your accordion playing like most scotchmen & womenis why i think most people start to play,

[andy1ayrshire]

Thanks mate, very kind ! Yes, the paddle steamer "Waverley" last sea going paddle steamer in the world, fantastic vessel, well worth a trip on her ! Best wishes!

[petossa]

Grand playing and selections me lad!

[andy1ayrshire]

Thanks again John, hope these'll do for St PAtricks Day!

[GoldenOldies60and70s]

LOL, Maybe I should read first? Blackthorn Stick sounded great( I should have known that one) But I really enjoyed all those Irish Jigs.

[andy1ayrshire]

LOL, I do that too!! Thanks for your kind comments, very much appreciated !

[GoldenOldies60and70s]

The first tune is called: Rakes of Kildare and I must say very well played! Not sure of the second but the third is a great rendition of Irish Washerwoman.

[ljped]

I enjoyed this & again good photos.

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[andy1ayrshire]

Thanks ljped, I like the "sponsor" too LOL, find it very helpful !!

[westkie]

Hey Andy

Is that you playing these jigs? Excellent control. The pics are amazing too. I live on the island and my friend owns the Corrie hotel in the pics.. Need to get you over there to play these in the flesh.

[andy1ayrshire]

Tis indeed Westkie, thank you, give me some dates to look at and I'll see when I can fit in a visit!

[auldsmithy]

Well played whitsyername, I didn't realize Graham was yer Dad.

[andy1ayrshire]

Yer confused AuldSmithy, Grahams a fellow musician

[graham1281]

Enjoyed that Andy auld son, she's still soundin' in good form eh ?