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Best version of this song on the internet/youtube. NB Canada.

Well played. Would like to see you play Lemmy Brasil'sNo.2. I'm sure you

could put a spark of life into it.

Lots of variation in spelling for the title. Polly, Molly and Bawn, Von ,Bon, Bond etc.

Like the clarity of voice of the singer. The Oyster Band puts out a good version too.

Like the harmony of Suzanne Vega. Agree she should be mentioned too.

I agree with the earlier comment that the way the announcer introduced Lee was a piss off. But Lee being the gentleman he was, rose well above it and as far as I'm concerned, he stole the show. Can someone post Lee's tune "Road to the Island Forge?"

Could never listen to his music and keep my feet still. One of the best. NB

Great ...can't keep me feet still. Definitely not Irish. C'est frenchy au bout.

Beautiful... thats it. Can't find something like that on the radio today. NB Canada

I'm french second language( ie english) and my wife is french (acadienne) and both of us have no problem in understanding the words ot this song..

Thanks guys. While you were fighting each other Sir John A. had time to form a country.

You always know what to expect when someone signs their name "PooPoo".

Looks as if he wants something (poo?) out of the same old cookie cutter and nothing new, different or innovative. Enjoying the video in Canada.

I remember Aubrey Hanson doing a good job at this one listening to CFNB at 06:00am while going to Ranger School(Freddy Beach) back in the 60's. Love it.

When you coming to Moncton Tim?

Loved it. What's the name of the tunes?

What's the tune? "Trim Rigged Duxie" maybe?

Ah yes, well done. Someone else who likes Staples Grand Hornpipe.(canada)

A1 voice with no better back-up than Swarb. Love to hear Swarb play bluegrass too.

Swarb's the best. Been following his music for decades...from Canada.

@raymondcrooke Have to agree with boguspurr... Petronella could be English of Scotttish. The

second tune is elsewhere known as "Dark Girl Dressed in Blue"

@buddyjesus1000 grow a brain, pinhead. What a racist comment. NB Camada

Very nice and cheery piece. It would be very difficult to get the same feeling

of this interpretation of the F. Paris tune from a diatonic accordion/melodeon.

I find it very uplifting. Carry on Dom...... from NB Canada.

@HectorAwol

Well done. Still enjoy your tunes. If you're looking for new material, checkout some of the

"Newfie" (Newfoundland) tunes like Bugs Green playing Barney's Reel.

"........Don't be shock" tells it all.

@PhilFilth I know what you mean but British would include Scottish. It should be

calling a Scottish song an English one, or a Manx one, Irish one etc

If I were to translate the title literally it would be "The Beautiful Bottle" It may have another connotation. The sound of the tune is very Newfoundland-ish. (I used to have a woman who was "jug shaped"......ummmmm maybe.....)

put it on melodeon.net. They'll like the tune and your playing. (I liked it too!)

Enjoyed it very much. Don't understand what all the BS is about (or the confusion about being Irish or English)

Enjoyed everything including the birdy bits etc. Wish i had a garden to play in. Keep on squeezin'....from Canada

Cercles Circassiens? De quois est-ce que vous parlez? C'etait ecrit par John Kilpatrick, un anglais.

Jig irlandaise? C'est une jig anglaise par John Kilpatrick. C'est une bonne tune pareille. Je l'aime bc.

Great tune at just the right tempo. Only 1:32? Should be longer so I can enjoy it

(and learn it)!!

@redgreen31 Stan wrote the words but Stan himself says he borrowed the music from an English Morris Dance tune on his CD "Home in Halifax".

Don't think it would matter now if he took lots of good food & vitamins and joined AA, he's done himself serious harm. How can someone be intelligent and so self destructive?

The tune sounds mostly like "Old Joe The Boat is Going Over"(SE England). Keep up the good work. I liked L'inconnu de Limoise and Kafoosalum, helps me out with the repertoire here in Can.

@matze1615 You got that one right buddy. Everything from Morpeth Rant to" I know an old Farmer who had an

Old Sow". Check them out. I like Irish music but give credit where it's due. Just because they're playing a guitar and an accordion doesn't make it Irish. Cheers from Canada.

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Moi aussi j'aime bien la musique à Tony. La vitesse que tu jeux est plus facile à

apprendre la tune. Merci.

Very well played. Just a note, the Tobique River is in New Brunswick Canada so I doubt that it is a traditional Irish tune.

Aspiring song writer with four and five letter word vocabulary and you put "I" and "Eric Bogle" in the same sentence. ha!ha!ha!.....................ha!ha!.