Lough Guitane - Colin Farrell & Alan Doherty

From Celtic Connections; Lough Guitane, from Colin Farrell's album 'On The Move'.
Musicians: John-Joe Kelly (Bodhran), Jonny Hulme (5 String Banjo), Alan Doherty (Low Whistle), Colin Farrell (Fiddle/Low Whistle), Peter Browne (Accordion), Tony Byrne (Guitar).

[@brauniki7335]

Very beatiful melody and a very great performance

[@dubgaa2511]

Excellent music thanks Dublin x

[@sweetbrainbox08]

I've no idea how many times I've replayed this. God, i love it

[@TheDavidSands]

Alan Doherty is just a class act! Fun and skilful too!

[@Connorlowwhistle]

this is the dueling banjos of the whistle folk music !!

[@patmcdonagh748]

Brilliant

[@fryewriter]

Like a new heartbeat in an old chest!

[@TheSuperlime]

Nice to see two lads having a bit of fun together while performing

[@ainemcck]

lovely

[@acousticems]

Best performance I've heard in a while. Fantastic!

[@markwilliams8532]

Man ,they sure can blow

[@thunorwodenson]

Crazy good!

[@markskywalker71]

WOW!!!This is really great. Thanks so much for posting.

[@williamswhistlepipes]

good craic.... it good to see first rate players having a laff and not takeing things to seriously

[@micheledessandier4374]

Merci,quand on vous écoute on a envie de danser ;-) le printemps approche....

[@sidwhitworth2714]

That's the first tie I've heard such improvisation within a context such as this - I feel quite blown away by such, uh, blowing.
Is Niamh's reel the same as the Afro Celt's Whirl-y-Reel or just similar?

[@pavelsorokoletov2558]

Ууу мордатыя! :) Играют замечательно! :)

[@darraghconnaughton5095]

How in the name of God does Alan make that snare noise on his whistle?

[@acousticems]

@misemeadhbh Acctually they're low F whistles. Most likely ade by Colin Goldie. Could be older whistles made by overton himself, but I doubt it.

[@rollmop99]

second tune is called Niamh's reel

[@RorsvortBoris]

Does someone knows the set of tunes that are played?

[@julebruce]

1) Lough Guitane
2) Niamh's Reel

[@jaydaawg.8191]

😀😀