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Beautiful voice. I nearly lunged at my screen to slap the lady who cut in on her at the end.
jsol247 7 months ago 5
what a voice
bluseter 1 year ago
I really love how the traffic report lady jarringly broke into the song with her brassy, middle-aged white American woman prattle. Oh, wait... no -- I actually hated that. I hated that a lot.
clandestineone 1 year ago 3
Well done Celia!
Keep the Gaelic Banner flying.
maltavmalta 2 years ago 3
the soaring (thanks for no overly done tremolo or quivering technique that I don't like) pureness of her voice and the what I think is called "lilting" renowned from the Irish is so profoundly done by Celia. I wish there was a video of her singing the whole song. Too bad it was so abruptly interrupted. Wow what a voice!! Thanks Celia!! Sing more for the world! Please put out a video of you singing this in a large echoy space!
mwj5368 2 years ago
no joke but this was my music teacher
HomeworkSlipMan 2 years ago
I know Celia Benett!! she was one of my teachers!!! I love her!! : )
HomeworkSlipMan 2 years ago
@HomeworkSlipMan - very good singer - there is a townland in Ireland which is called Bovennett which means Bennett's Hut. As the crow flies its 25 km from Tommy Makems town of Keady, county Armagh.
sainglain 4 months ago
powerful stuff
fenian08 2 years ago 2
goose flesh! My hair stood up. Haunting rendition. Wow! Im blown away. I need some tipple merch!
wherefalconsfly 2 years ago 5
Ha very good. I knew the very man that wrote it. Mr. Tommy makem. May he rest in peace with God.
irishpride9999 2 years ago 3
kinda sounds like she has bits of Sarah Makem in her voice.
soadfreak11 1 year ago
@irishpride9999 I don't want to throw a damper on this, but I found on an old message board. . .Tommy Makem didn't write the song,.though he did bring it to the masses.
From: Seamus Kennedy
Date: 17 Feb 00 - 01:32 AM
When asked if he wrote it, he replied that he had learned it from his mother Sarah, who had been singing it for many, many years. He didn't know whether Red is the Rose or Loch Lomond came first. Tommy and Liam Clancy did a beautiful version of it. All the best.
ScarzLovesNema 5 months ago
That was so pretty! I wish those assh*les could have let her finish, though.
Thanks for posting this, I had never heard her.
toterola451 3 years ago 3
Oh my gosh!! That was absolutely amazing!!
VisionsOfCathy 3 years ago 2
Beautiful - and that is an understatement.
Let's all raise our glasses for her indeed!
roguesse 3 years ago 2
i loved it but too short !!
SLOVISH 3 years ago 2