Irish Banjo player Colin Greene

Banjo player Colin Greene from Cahir, Co. Tipperary plays three reels. The first is "The Small Hills of Offaly", composed by Paddy O'Brien of Offaly, the second is "Around the House and Mind the Dresser" composed by Charlie Lennon and the third, "Ríl na Glaise" was composed by Limerick banjo player Marcus Maloney.

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Music

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• World
• Music
• Irish
• Traditional
• Banjo
• Reel
• Comhaltas

[tactteam00]

Feud (noun): a mutual enmity or quarrel that is often prolonged or inveterate ; especially : blood feud

— feud intransitive verb

i.e. "Two YouTube commentators feuded over a peaceful banjo tune". Go read a book.

[alim010]

great playin colin

[nacathrachabu]

An mhaith ar fad. Good stuff Colm. A good Cahir man too fair play to you.

[blackwagon1]

mowneekah, what the fuck are you on about you moron. America originated from Africa??? Are you fucking retarded or something?

[RoughshodElm]

@alim010 ya colin yarr tha MAWN

[HARLEYBOY33]

Go raibh mile maith agat, ta se go maith.

[MrBrunoSMALL]

@alim010 his real name is colm

[Zehrrien]

It doesnt get anymore irish than this.

[DEKEKendo2]

HIS NAME IS COLM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[stevenrowley2]

that playing is so sharp and crisp it mustve taken his whole life to get that good.

[Dunnooooo123]

@mowkneekah They did, im pretty sure banjo comes from America in the first place, which originated from Africa, but Irish music in itself originated in Ireland and no doubt stuck with the immigrants when they left for America.