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The Chiefs invented world music as we know it in the west, way, way ahead of their time and will never be equalled as a group I dont think.

Recorded as "Kitty Gone A Clinking Coming From The Fair" by Willie Clancy

Excellent.❤

I can't believe my luck to have stumbled upon Ossian in a Glasgow pub in 1977. The music still pulls at my heart to this day.

Bless them, they, we, will never be the same without dear Paddy

Hi, I read a comment you posted that you have a cassette recording of the JSD Band playing on John Peel's show. Can you upload it please? I understand you might be hesitant due to the uploader chewing you out but I'd like to hear it, as a fan of folk rock (and John Peel).

I remember by chance in Dublin, surprised, a big room of irish women playing this tune. Talk about my heart being lifted

How can I find this on other streaming services?

1st Tune - Da Tushka by Ronnie Cooper

Used to deliver fuel oil to Royal Lochnagar Distillery before I retired love the Corries , had the pleasure of of meeting Ronnie Brown in Waverley Station a few years ago RIP Roy🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Magistral ❤

The chieftains que buenos ❤

Andy will always be remembered for his singing but i love hearing him go at that banjo in all the reels they played

Wonderful. Bríd is such a fantastic player.

Rock on Pete up in the sky from Anna Jim & family xx lol

A great tune!

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This music is ancient and beautifully sad.

This song brought me back home from London back in the '90's

Sung with a blunt honesty befitting the heartfelt angst of the words. Michael has a direct delivery which tears my heart to shreds. Just beautiful.

What tunes are they

wow

There are a few youtube clips of him playing in sessions at the Catskills Irish Arts Week, but I don't know of any more aside from the album. I also would love to hear more. His album was my favorite for a long time and pretty influential to my playing and my taste in tunes.

Happy to say I saw this same line-up play with Van Morrison on my 21st birthday - great experience!

Lovely to see you all and Pete you will be playing it up in the blue yonder lol anna Jim Dave and family xxx

These two were acquaintances of mine from decades ago in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Hard to believe it's been almost twenty-one years now! Johnny will be eternally remembered for his wit, warm smile and infectious laughter. Each brother is a tremendous musician, but together, the tension that only brothers have came out as musical magic! I miss seeing both of them but Phil choosing to play music mostly in the British Isles makes me miss them even more so. Thanks for the precious memories!

Une belle chanson intemporelle jouée avec le picking délicat qui lui sied à merveille. Je l'adore et l'écoute toujours avec bonheur 🌈

Harp 🎼🎼🎼☘️🇮🇪💚

Brought up with Aly Bain fantastic nostalgia x

Remembering Mich again, as I go through the Miltown photos of yore - we were very lucky to always find good music, and good company. Mich would have been 69 a few days ago. RIP.

I love this song.

What? 1985+/-?

Lovely

I always love to see Billy playing his autoharp it's beautiful ❤😊

Technically almost perfect. A meastro.

The first song, one of my favorites of the Chieftains. I saw them play in their prime in Berkley, CA in the very early 80's I'll never forget it. I rarely give a standing ovation, because like with tipping, with me, you have to earn it. They earn it to the max!

I just can't like this song enough.

One of the best nights I spent in a Folk club was watching the late Jim Couza, I guess that would have been '83-84-ish. ( Good Grief 40 years ago) Much missed and a splendid version of Women of Ireland

What a clip. Fiery playing. A friend of mine rates Seamus the best fiddler of the Glackin brothers. Would love to find more of his solo playing somewhere.

F'n brilliant

Genius but piano is too loud !

Fell in love with “the hearts” when I lived in cork in 84/85. Discovered so much great Irish music at that time like Freddie White and Mary coghlan. Saw the hearts live in Liverpool in about 2012 (not sure) for the first time…… what a gig!!!!

Hi. Alex here. Went out with Anne years a go. Learnt music from all of you and ended up heading my own band who toured all over Europe and the states. Thanks for the intro. One small thing after looking back. We'll it was fast but a bit basic. Good fun though. Thanks again Alex

Christy Moore - Lovely. Such an awesome singer and musician, and such class to make a point to credit Bill Caddick, who also wrote "Unicorns" ruclips.net/video/YNJzekpyCD0/видео.html

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Lovely stuff but that is definitely not Louise Mulcahy playing

Sounds similar to southern americans song during american civil war. The rhythem

Awesome!

What a dead audience. Would love to have been there that night!

Glad beyond measure I saw them live decades ago. God Bless them all for the beauty they gave us.