Davy Arthur masons apron

[rayggallagher1974]

I'm with Banjoman on that. It's just shredding at the end.

[BanjoMan1916]

At the end he's murdering da snagging thing by playing it too fast

[277mev]

Where 's the rest?

[polaroidboekelo1]

Do you have the complete vid aswell? I'm missing a part.....

[dockboggggs]

This guy makes the mistake of thinking that speed is all important whereas musicality is much more important. So what we have here is a mishmash of fast playing whish is basically unappealing. Gets faster as if that is therefore better. the whole thing is not tight and the guitarist guy wrecks it even more than the banjo guy.

[stratphil]

@dockboggggs What the? The "Guitar guy" is "Finbar" freeking "Furey"... and the "banjo guy" is "Davey" Freeking "Arthur"... Nuff said...

[fairyloila]

crap

[stooriefit]

Davey Arthur is Irish ,the tune is Scottish

[fergwaggle]

just class great tune a joy to watch ta

[SurveyofFilmMusic]

jaysus, feckin aweful group playing!

[frain86]

davey wanted to play guitar n spent alot of time with the fureys father ted learnin to play

[madfortrad5958]

thanks for looking at my videos frain86

but he learnt all his music off finbars mother

[eamonmmac]

Great tune, but where does he get the accent from. davy Arthur is Scottish

[madfortrad5958]

thanks for looking eamon

he was born in donegal

davey's family moved to Scotland when he was 2 and at 18 he returned to Ireland,

[eamonmmac]

I looked it up afterwards and your right, but he used to speak with a scottish accent, not now. Still stunning though. Thanks to you for posting it, good man.

[mapkeane]

@eamonmmac:

Davey was born in Donegal, and his parents moved to Scotland. He came back to Ireland to stay some 16 years later.

[jimmy27paul]

met dis man and saw him play in killaloe da greatest banjo player ever as good anyway as barney and barney is god

[madfortrad5958]

fair play jimmy

[trichoone]

brilliant stuff .

[madfortrad5958]

thanks

[killiekentman]

i met them years ago when they were regular visitors to the Marymass folk festival in Irvine and what great people to talk to. still as good today as they were then and a shame about Paul. he was a star. thanks for the posting

[madfortrad5958]

thanks for looking..their not the same with out good ole finbar

[madfortrad5958]

thanks for looking..id love to be this good

[killiekentman]

i agree, what a banjo player

[madfortrad5958]

thanks