The Mason's Apron - The Dubliners Live at Knokke, Belgium
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2021
- John Sheahan and Barney McKenna play the Mason's Apron. This is taken from The Dubliners Live in Knokke, Belgium and was the first colour TV broadcast in Ireland.
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They make it look so easy , they likes wee will never see again They were the glory days of brilliant music
My Grandfather, Patrick Shanley, from Raheny in Dublin, taught Barney McKenna how to play this tune.
My Grandfather played the accordion and Barney would visit the house to learn the tune.
God Bless you Granda Father ❤️ Never forgotten..
Hi Paul
We love to hear stories like this!
I'm a Raheny man myself and new to the banjo so that's nice to hear
Wow that’s incredible
This is the kind of music to brighten the gloomiest of days
agreed played by the best flidder in ireland
So much fun to listen too! I won't lie....I tried dancing💃💃💃 a bit to....almost tripped over the dog🤣🤣🤣...better just sit and clap my hands instead.😉😉😉
Doesn't matter just move something! It's Irish
Each of those instruments and the way they play them reflects on their own personality
Love a bit of Irish music XXX
I love Barney so much. Such great performer
Gratest folk band evere
Pretty interesting how you can see that this can morph into country music. Love it!
John Sheahan is a big fan of Bluegrass.
Pura poesia! I fantastici meravigliosi Dubliners! The best!
That is one in-depth piece of music with character ripping out of the seems,🍀❤️👍😘
I love John’s shirt. Miss these guys!
Sheahan is pretty handy, Barney, is too. Sheahan tells a story about his first week with the band as a pro, having quit a 9-5 job. Barney and Ronnie got into a first fight. He was worried about what he had gotten into. But Bobby Lynch told John not to worry. "They do that every other week ". ;)
Wonderful musicians, a joy to listen to !
Wall
very very well.............................................................
This is one of the best versions I've heard
Give Stockton's Wing a listen.
@@johnmcgahern3946 Ok. They might've made the best version
@@johnmcgahern3946 Ah, seriously, now.
This a great performance of the classic Sean Maguire variations, few can pull it off.
Aly Bain and The Boys of the Lough have a wild version.
Splendide. Deux grands artistes
John Sheahan making a superb job of the Sean McGuire variations of the "Mason's Apron". A classic..!! 👍
Ben
Maguire❤️❤️
The first color TV broadcast in Ireland...
Great stuff from them old fellas!
a pure masterclass by john here
Two wonderful musicians, often looked down upon by the trad music purists but they and the rest of the Dubliners brought the old music to the people, they reinvigorated the old tunes and ballads and paved the way for the fantastic following that trad music has today. We will forever be indebted to them!
Nicely said. Thanks for watching and commenting.
It's too good
Brilliant music
Erin go Bragh!!!!
Truly spectacular!
Brilliant of course - thank you so much for posting!
So beautifull , every musiscians hart is on vieuw, WoW
Dubliners FOREVER ❤
First, and god bless ya all!
Kudos Belgium 💕💕💕💕
Brilliant
Beautiful rendition. Love the double fiddling
Simply good - carry on, boys!!! 🇵🇱♍👍 Off to Dublin in the green, in the green, where the helmets glisten in the sun; where the bayonets flash and the rifles crash to the rattle of a Schmeisser (Thompson) gun! 😁
gold
Gràcies
I mean, who is disliking this? They should be found and banned from using the internet forever!!
Art
There's a brilliant electric version on Thin Lizzy's album 'Black Rose'.
The guitar solo on Black Rose is fantastic, but it really doesn't feature The Mason's Apron, despite the credits on the album. Pat McManus - who can play Black Rose on guitar and this version of The Mason's Apron on guitar - will tell you this also.
That speed at the end
Gooo Barneyyy
Roots of Bluegrass!
Barneyyyyyyy
the best
Brillant
Sounds like the early Cape Breton style.
Love This but prefer the 8 min version .
Which one? Got a link?
If anyone can't see Bluegrass rockabilly everything rock in the US came straight from this from these islands they must be dull indeed
John Sheahan has always been a big fan of Bluegrass. Luke Kelly used to tease him calling it "cowboy music".
Beautiful Song Dear God Con Horan Newbridge Kildare
you can see barney playing befor his part and the mic is off, then he just stops
He was just practicing the left hand to get the notes and rhythm
Me, Iris folk songs grube fore ewer Thanks EZiska Faroes freind. Dont foreget Luke. Kelly as well.
Behold mastery.
Uber happy ye was in the bacon n eggs when a shuffled.... 💕💕💕💕💕
I come from county Kerry the land of eggs and bacon , if ya think I’ll eat your fish’n’chips , by Jaysus you’re mistaken 🍀
Shame the audience don't recognise genius when they see it!
He was a total fake! He didn't even play fiddle.... its just a trick that he does by wiggling the whiskers of his beard together to produce the sound. No talent.
You’re just jealous