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Great rendition. And the first one where I can clearly identify picking, chords and melody work on the guitar. Thank you!

I love this❤

Good stuff....This is the song that I heard about 25-years ago that sent me down an Irish music rabbit hole that I've never emerged from.

Beautiful song 🥹🥹🥹

Nice playing of this great old number.

Excellent version. Very uplifting. Great guitar work. Ron Jones.

Jim, I’m just after stumbling across your video here! I remember when you played with Erin Og! Fantastic stuff! Well done :)

Never heard anyone cover that before Only ever heard The Pogues version Great job Enjoyed that 👍👍

What a beautiful rendition of one of the most beautiful song I've ever listened to

Choose ur song 😊

Nice job

Best version ever. I'd love to hear a recording of the full song in English and in the Irish native tongue

Yes!! Keep Andy’s spirit alive! Well done!!

This is actually a song written in 1979 by Mike Cross from the Appalachians. The proper title is "The Scotsman", not "the Drunken Scotsman". Mike wrote and recorded it, but probably the most well known version was done by Bryan Bowers from his Home, Home On The Road LP and recorded live at the 1980 Winfield Flat Picking Festival. Nice job Jim.

Nice job, Gents! Nice to see the Clancy Brothers remembered as well. Aces.....

Love it!! 💯☘️🍀🔥

Good job 👍

Up the RA! Ireland is not free no matter what they say!

Lovely Jim; Ireland Free. Smack. I'm Irish like u Jim.

Well done Jim. Liam Clancy would surely give you a smile and a nod.

The tune sounds so impressive Jim! Love listening to your vocals too. Great job! Would you be interested in performing live on Sessions? Kindly check your spam folders our team sent you an email 🤍

Rebel songs are always going to be controversial. The history between Britain and Ireland has seen dreadful things done on both sides. It's a bit annoying though when Americans stick their noses into the painful history of the Troubles and attempt to glorify a bunch of people who were a major part of that. I play in a folk band too, but we don't sing anything that condones murder. (Yes, the British murdered people as well, I know that, don't lecture me on the history of that conflict, I lived through some of it!). Maybe you should learn a song about how Maine came to be stolen by force from the native peoples of what is now called America, indeed the whole of the American continent was occupied by European colonists leading to the deliberate extermination of the indigenous population or their marginalisation into reservations. The last few years has seen a fragile peace established on the island of Ireland, why are people still trying to open old wounds? You've got a good voice my friend, surely you can use it more positively. Happy New Year and God bless, Pete.