Tony a true laoch of Ireland. His music lives on and will always bring joy and life to everyone with a drop of Irish blood in them. Beir Bua a bhucaill.
Some wonderful memories of Tony playing throughout thr 70s/80s all over Ireland and in particular in the many Dublin pubs and clubs. Always a gentleman and for me was one the the best Irish box players - Tony and Noel Hill playing together could never be surpassed. Geraldine Murray.
Must be a quarter of a century now since Tony and his brother Bartholemew came to see me here in Kilkenny. They were on a voyage to re-discover the remnants of druidic Ireland. Tony well knew Otherworld before he passed there last week, I'm glad to be able to say. For him it wasn't only the music, but connection with our ancient ways..
Fáilte romhaibh a chairde. Welcome to "A Tribute to Tony MacMahon" presented by ITMA Director, Liam O'Connor, at Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy 2019 featuring a host of musicians and friends.
The opening track of Tony MacMahon playing with Steve Cooney is available to buy from: www.raelachrecords.com/pocaide We kindly acknowledge Jack Talty and Paul O'Connor of Raelach Records for making this recording available.
This presentation will include special contributions from many of Tony MacMahon's fellow musicians and friends including: Noel Hill, Paddy Glackin, Martin Hayes, Steve Cooney, Peter Browne, James Kelly, Des Geraghty, James Keane, Séamus Connolly, Doireann Glackin, Cormac Begley, Ciarán Ó Maonaigh, David Power, Seán Keane, Ciarán Mac Fheidhlimidh, Conor Connolly, Mick O'Connor, Peadar Ó Riada, Sorcha Costello, Paddy O'Brien, Harry Hughes and Éamon McGiveny.
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The most gifted accordion player that Irish music has ever known the gate keeper of our beautiful Irish music.
Tony a true laoch of Ireland. His music lives on and will always bring joy and life to everyone with a drop of Irish blood in them. Beir Bua a bhucaill.
Tony was my hero box player in my early twenties and I never tired of listening to his enchanting music
Some wonderful memories of Tony playing throughout thr 70s/80s all over Ireland and in particular in the many Dublin pubs and clubs. Always a gentleman and for me was one the the best Irish box players - Tony and Noel Hill playing together could never be surpassed. Geraldine Murray.
Thanks Geraldine. Noel Hill gives a great insight into their powerful duets and recordings.
@@ITMAVideos - yes indeed - and now for the playing!
The best ever box player and there will no one match him not in my lifetime god bless Tony
His music and he live for ever😢
Himself and Joe burke always understood the spirit of Irish music..2 legends..r i p
Must be a quarter of a century now since Tony and his brother Bartholemew came to see me here in Kilkenny. They were on a voyage to re-discover the remnants of druidic Ireland. Tony well knew Otherworld before he passed there last week, I'm glad to be able to say. For him it wasn't only the music, but connection with our ancient ways..
He had a fine sense of melody and was a great player of slow airs.
Tony was one of the best
RIP Tony MacMahon.
wondering who the first musician is that tony speaks of, couldn't quite catch the name
Fáilte romhaibh a chairde. Welcome to "A Tribute to Tony MacMahon" presented by ITMA Director, Liam O'Connor, at Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy 2019 featuring a host of musicians and friends.
The opening track of Tony MacMahon playing with Steve Cooney is available to buy from: www.raelachrecords.com/pocaide We kindly acknowledge Jack Talty and Paul O'Connor of Raelach Records for making this recording available.
This presentation will include special contributions from many of Tony MacMahon's fellow musicians and friends including: Noel Hill, Paddy Glackin, Martin Hayes, Steve Cooney, Peter Browne, James Kelly, Des Geraghty, James Keane, Séamus Connolly, Doireann Glackin, Cormac Begley, Ciarán Ó Maonaigh, David Power, Seán Keane, Ciarán Mac Fheidhlimidh, Conor Connolly, Mick O'Connor, Peadar Ó Riada, Sorcha Costello, Paddy O'Brien, Harry Hughes and Éamon McGiveny.
The CD Doireann Glackin is referring to is 'The Housekeepers' an excellent recording is available at: thehousekeepers.bandcamp.com/releases
A fabulous player wit much knowledge
Ah!!! Its smashing great talent