The Brian Finnegan Band - Set 3
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2011
- Brian Finnegan's supergroup at the Bath Folk Festival fundraiser with a melding of Kan (Brian Finnegan - whistle & flute , Aidan O'Rourke - fiddle, James Goodwin - drums & Ian Stephenson - Bass), Flook (Brian Finnegan, Ed Boyd - Guitar & John Joe Kelly - bodhran) and The Scoville Units (Leon Hunt - Banjo, Ed Boyd - Guitar & Rex Preston - Mandolin)
For more from Kan: www.kan-music.co.uk
More from Flook: www.flook.co.uk/
More from the Scoville Units: thescovilleunits.com/
For the Bath Folk Club: bathfolkclub.org/
For the Bath Folk Festival: bathfolkfestival.org/ 
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Just brilliant
Man, the harmony in the first song between the whistle and fiddle is heart breakingly beautiful.
Simply out of this world 🏆
This man is in three different bands; The Brian Finnegan Band, Flook, and Kan.
He is also often seen with the Russian band "Aquarium"! See for example this one: ruclips.net/video/p5qoMwqHc7g/видео.html
Эта музыка лекарство и радость!!!
The Banjo player is Leon Hunt, member of the Scoville units along with Rex Preston (playing Mandolin here) and Ed Boyd (playing guitar here). Well worth checking out. See the video description for a link to their site :)
Extraordinary whistle playing: nice improv, cool moves, and stanima to play quickly for so long!
I have been trying to find a trad song that tops Road To Errogie but i cant find one.. Best trad song ever written
So so damn awesome!
Amazing !!!
What's not to like? These guys are awesome :)
simply wonderful.... hey guys you are all musical genius!!!!! very fan from sardinia
Amazing. Absolutely beautiful!
Just in case anyone's missed it, Brian and Ed came back for the folk festival after this fundraiser gig and you can find videos of that on our channel. Enjoy!
Fantastic!
The last two tunes are a slip jig by John McSherry and a tune Brian wrote after hearing about the release of Aung San Suu Kyi in Burma, called "Queen of Rangoon" :)
That third song is prime!
Kan (Half of the guys in this video) are in Bath area on the 23rd November at Bath Folk Club, so come along if you can! Go to bathfolkclub page for details or check out Kan's gig page for dates near you - see video description for links!
That last tune though!
I usually hate woodwind but wow.
Absolutely bloody wonderful!! Brian is my idol!
"Slide from Grace" is the title of the first of the last two.
Some set, great music, thanks for share
Wow, awesomeness!
many thanks, many greetings
Buaaah!! JUST GREAT!!
Amazing :-)
That bit just after 8:10 is awesome. Would like to see who's on the strings?
very nice thanks for the upload, the Bath Folk Festival looks very good as ourselves being Simon Doyle & family have performed at Sidmouth & Whitby festivals aswell as Cecil Sharp House maybe one day we might perform at Bath!
Fabulous musicianship from all. Loved the bodhran solo. Anyone know what make of guitar is being played?
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@eva1965 i meant the kit drummer. he gets tabla and sitar sounds from a pad his left during the bodhran solo
it's greaaat! :)
Niceeee
@kevinmeehan71 Yes, that is what I meant. A Metloaf which resembles a Hedwitschak. Sorry for this misunderstanding.
Molto tranquillo, non male.
Ringo flow go John Joe
What’s the first song called?? Please!!
@nchune are those the kind of ting tang sounds like a strange guitar?
@eva1965 no prob :)
CallanCeltic: It´s a Hedwitschak Basic Line- lookalike Metloaf drum...Sounds nice, though...
Then the last of the last two is "the queen of rangoon" .
What's the point of the 5string banjo
what is the name of the last two songs;????Pleaseeee!!!!!!!!!!!!
john joe kelly is the god of bodhrans :)
What key is that whistle, sounds class
F ?
cool
is the drummer using a KORG WAVE drum?
@eva1965 are you sure its hedwitschak ive a metleof one and it has the same band around the skin same tuners and that little stud holding the band on..
Who is playing the bddhran .He is great
Theresa May
What's the banjo player's name? He's really good :D
wish my bodhran was yellow
So beautiful. What is the title of last piece? 10:00 onwards
Ha ha ha, found it - Rangoon
sorry...10:00-11:17 Slide from Grace. The Rangoon
What CallanCeltic asked eight years ago, about the instrument the non-bodhran drummer is using, that sounds like a hammered dulcimer. eva65 came back with an answer about the bodhran, which wasn't the question.
Sorry he hes help from the drummer .The bodhran player
this excellent playing ,but does one not tire of the high speed drridley dree reels, it got a bit interesting but then went back to blasting tripletty triddley again, i think they really are all frustrated jazz musicians, well maybe not frustrated but ye know what i mean, they are great musicians ,but then what ,not sure what they are saying , suits a sitty down clappy crowd who like to be awed and bedazzled by experteeze,
Toilets. Lol
TERRRRRRRIFIC!!!!
Wow, awesomeness!