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Interesting intro with which I really empathise . In Scotland if you sang in a pub in my youth your feet wouldnt touch . Much of this was based on fear of sectarian singing to be fair . Gradually live music developed but we folk types had to adjust our repertoire and in my case avoid the old border ballads that I loved to incorporate pop/folk . How things have changed now and we have a vibrant community of pub performance . Love the song

Wonderful tune, beautifully played!!

Great stuff.

Just learned i was saying his name wrong, lol. Guess that's what I get for being into folk singers who are obscure here in the States.

Amazing. Love it ❤

Great memories of Mick and his music back in the early 1960s in Newman House ballad sessions . R I P

That was great. Thank you

Edward Harrigan was my g-grandfather, David Braham was my g-g-grandfather. Beautifully sung, I miss Mick.

Great music from long ago in NYC? Jean Butler as a young Irish/USA dancer thank you Jack Coen and company

Great song and version. Well done

song?

Liz is excellent singer. Brenda on harmony is excellent.

gorgeous.

A great snapshot of those old days!

Thank you for posting this video. I visited the Mercy Centre about eleven years ago and met Father Joe. An incredible man who has made a real success story out of the Centre. The number of lives that have been saved by this place is incalculable. God bless them all, and may it carry on forever.

Loved it, all

RIP

Wonderful singing .R.I.P. Mick Moloney

the 3 reels are Love at the Ending, Toss the Feathers and the Sailor's Bonnet. I didnt know the jigs.😉

Hello Mick, I was expecting to see you dancing. ;)

love it...!

they are all so beautiful!!!!

hooray...looks like another great tour of Ireland...some places we'd been to before...the music as always makes your tours unique , MIck! Thanks Dan for the nice photos too!

Enjoy! Greetings from Home.

Ah, what a beautiful, beautiful rendition! I'm crying tears in my beers! 🍺

Wonderful!!

Just beautiful - harmony, grace, focus, respect for tradition. Things like this have to make us optimistic on at least one level.

Beautiful!

Thanks Mick!

What a priceless gem of a recording. Two lovely airs by three really great renowned players.

Especially love that licorice stick!! My grandpa played the clarinet (as well as saxophones), and so does my uncle.

First class. Many thanks John and Mick. Educational, entertaining and affecting.

Glad to see your channel is now up and running, Mick.

Great video , really enjoyed it , thanks Mick