Irish traditional music : "The Chieftains" play " O'Sullivan's March"
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- Опубликовано: 20 мар 2014
- "The Chieftains" play the traditional march "O'Sullivan's". There are a few other clips of this piece of music on "RUclips", but this, as far as I can find, is the only clip to show the actual band playing the tune.
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RIP Paddy Maloney. Thanks for the music.
My ma brought me and my brother to see them in the Ulster Hall in the 1970s. The memories have stayed with me since. Ambassadors of Irish Music I regret not going to more of their concerts
Took my late father to see them many years ago, he was quietly weeping during one of their dittys, he said his grandmother in Boston sang the song to him when he a boy. At that moment, it was worth it all. We had a wonderful evening. They are superb
Came to listen to this live rendition after hearing about Paddy Moloney's passing and. as a mixedrace Irish American, man am I feeling this! Farewell Paddy and thanks for reviving Irish music and bringing its beauty to the world!
Irish music at its best ,,,,,the chieftains must be as old as the Blarney Stone itself ,,,,,,a breath of fresh air each time I listen to their music ,,,,,,timeless ,,,,,thanks again mr hadden
Beautiful. Brings everyone together. 🌬❤️
Thank You Beautiful
Most of what ever has been The Chieftains - Kevin Conneff, ex-Chieftains members Michael Turbridy and Sean Potts [RIP] (all on bodhrans), Derek Bell [RIP] (harp), Sean Keane and Martin Faye [RIP] (both on fiddle), Matt Molloy (on flute), and Paddy Moloney (on uilleann pipes). This is a combintion of what has been group members over the life of the band, with the exception of Davy Fallon, Peadar Mercier, Ronnie McShane, and Sean O'Riada.
Man, me and my mom used to keep their greatest hits album playing all the time. This has always been my favorite tune by them. about 10 yrs went by w/o listening to this and I still remember every note. Thanks so much for uploading!
My mother was a Bere Island Sullivan!
Great tune!👍👍
thank you for finding & presenting so beautifully my ancestor's music - an O''SULLIVAN lass
West Cork abu. You look like my cousin
Love O'Sullivans. I am a Devine from County Clerk
Mean County Cork
You are most authentic of Irish music thank God
Top Tune.☘️🇮🇪🎶🎶🎶
Some public buildings have great acoustics. Years ago I had finished my duty, and was passing through the terminal at Dublin airport with the rest of the crew. The terminal address system was playing a piece by the Chieftains, so I stopped to listen....it was as if it was "live". When the music stopped, the applause began !! It was live. I followed the sound, turned a corner....behind the stage, and found one seat empty in the front row. It was a great concert at the beginning of their "Boil the Breakfast Early " tour. I don't know what happened to the rest of the crew :)) or whose seat I pinched !!
🍀To all you awesome people of Irish descent, Happy St. Patrick's Day!🍀
Absolute magic.
Cromwell is rolling over
Ain't it grand!
RIP Paddy!
Wonderful thanks for uploading it.
Thanks Smithy....I love it.
A tune..all day long
Love them
Lovely....
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Michael Tubridy!? Yay!
Culture .pure irish. But you can all jump in👽👻👾
I am a Devine Grandfather came here with potato famine to Canada I love my heritage
Congratulations on being over 170 years old
Lahm foistenach abu
Go halainn! Ar fheabhas! Go raibh maith agat. Ba mhaith liom buiochas a cloisteal nios mo de ceol.
The language translators for Google are utter buffoons.
You're doing the Lord's work, here. Thank you!!!!
c wilde don’t bring religion into this music
"bald" Cerrone. Don't be an idiot.
@@balddonaldcerrone7930 Bring the religion in this music
@@balddonaldcerrone7930 Gospel Music Is The Greatest.☘️🇮🇪🕊️🎶🎶🎶
What year was this?
I will try to find out and get back to you on that.
I think 1984.
@@douglashadden2172 Matt Molloy is with them since 79.
@@wolfthequarrelsome504 I take your point Pat. This clip came from a tape in which the other clips were from the mid 1980s, no doubt about that. I can only assume that the programme I recorded was a repeat transmission of a programme recorded some years earlier. I'll see if I can locate the tape and look at it again. Many thanks for pointing this out.
All the best, Kenny
This was recorded in 1984, for the Chieftains' 21st "birthday" as a band. Although Matt Molloy was indeed the flute player with the group at the time, he appears to have stepped back for this tune, and the band were joined on stage by 2 former members, Sean Potts on whistle and Michael Tubridy on flute - and on bodhrans for this particular piece of music.
Molloy returns to the stage soon after for a memorable flute duet with Michael Tubridy, which I have posted here as well.
What do they play at 1:42