LIz Carroll & John Doyle Celtic Colours 2006 clip1

Filmed by Sam Ruest. What can you say about perfection??? I think she has 6 fingers on her left hand. They are on the top of the heap.
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Category:

Music

Tags:

• Carroll
• Doyle
• Celtic
• Fiddle
• Guitar
• Breton

[dasocks]

Wow i had no idea people who listened to this music were so conservative. anyway, cool is all i have to say.

[xnikix1]

3 cheers for johnny doyle

[cybermoviestar]

whats to argue about. just lean backad listen. cheers

[sheribalex79]

I just saw John perform at the Vilar Center with Joan Baez.. What a wonderful guitarist! Thanks for sharing your performances online.

[Mandolin1944]

yes three cheers for both of them -- John Doyle is absolutely the best Celtic backup guitar player in this world -- great singer too!

[deslm]

Oh I'm prefectly chill...you guys invited them bcs. at least some of you can recognize superiority when you see/hear it and know when to bow down :-)

Point taken, however.

[ainefidileir]

so... you go on the web and criticize music styles just to "wind people up?"

huh. interesting.

I wouldn't say I was wound up, I was more amused that you are running around proclaiming one style of music to completely trump everything else. That's your opinion and that's groovy, but why insult other things while you're at it? Anyway, isn't it clear that CBers have a very healthy respect for all styles of music, including Irish and Liz Carroll by inviting her to play at Celtic Colours? chill.

[deslm]

What I WAS trying to accomplish is to wind up people like yourself who would take the bait. Since you're replying to a message I originally posted a long time ago (and had long since forgotten about) it seems as if I've succeeded. I really belive that if anyone needs to get over themselves, it's you. And I stand by my original statement...CB stuff is fine but it doesn't hold a candle to Irish.

[TradGal]

Yeah... here's what's funny to me... when I play tunes in my hometown, the other people at the session tell me that my playing sounds "Cape Breton." When I play in Cape Breton, the people at the session tell me my playing sounds "Irish." Although, I've had Cape Bretoners tell me that they thought I was from Cape Breton, as well. To make matters more interesting, I am originally classically trained. :)

[ainefidileir]

get over yourself asshat.

just what exactly are you trying to accomplish here???