John Francis Flynn - Shallow Brown (performed live for This Ain't No Disco)
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- John Francis Flynn is a singer and multi-instrumentalist from Dublin whose work centres around traditional and folk material from Ireland and further afield. He’s a founding member of the band Skipper's Alley, and made a guest appearance on Ye Vagabond’s The Hare’s Lament album. John also appeared on Lankum’s Between The Earth And Sky record and was the opening act on their recent UK tour, as well as opening for Lisa O'Neill on her Irish tour. John Francis Flynn is currently recording his debut album for River Lea, the traditional music imprint of Rough Trade.
This live performance of John Francis Flynn singing the sea shanty Shallow Brown was filmed by Myles O’Reilly and is taken from season two, episode one of This Ain't No Disco. Watch more (including another performance by John) here: thisaintnodisc...
There are some truly wonderful things in this world. And this is one of them.
Beautiful.
...Close your eyes and see where your mind takes you. This is freeing music for the soul. Love it 🧡🍀🧡🍀🧡
Wow. What wonderful work - as always. Thank you Myles and John
What an amazingly mesmerizing piece.
Very emotional.. love it
Dagnammit you’re all talented beautiful people.
Fascinating video.
Shaloowwww ohhhh shallow browwwwwwn
exquisite!
Your art moves me to tears, John. Your debut is a masterwork. I'll be anxious for next releases.
Hi Mike. Are you the legendary Mike Dickman who played at the Four Winds Folk Club in the 70s? I am Keith Cattell, a friend of many old Four Windsers. Pete van Heerden and I were very close, and he always raved about your playing. Richard Haslop are good mates, and he will be spending Easter in Cape Town with me and my family. The remnants of Blacksmith (Neil and Nielen) will be coming over on Friday night for a music evening. Larry Strelitz has moved to Cape Town and he'll be coming too. We do this a few times a year whenever Richard comes to visit. So, if you are the right Mike, hello! Good to meet you. If you are not, you'll be mighty confused!
@@keithcattell3527 hi... yes, though i dare not say it, this is me. nice to hear some news from youse.