I have to say that I keep coming back to this guy playing this right here right now 🎉

Found this record sleeve in an old shed recently. A bit worse for wear but will put in a protective sleeve and have in display in a new shed ! Great to find these songs on here.

An dreach as fheàrr den òran seo, nam bheachd.

Tapadh leibh

Trying to find the one about going back to tge island....I haven't heard that in years and I remember it and love to hear it xx

My mum died last Friday would love to know the words to this. I'm from the Isle of Man our language is similar to Scottish gaelic

It is so magically and sadness, I don't know why, but I really like Welsh language and music So, hi from Ukraine)

Sarah you sing this song very well. Very nice voice. Enjoyed. Thank you.

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Lovely version❤2024

She’s a legend in her own right

Tapadh leibh UISTMAN59

Another Beautiful Gaelic Song - my Grandfather used to sing it for us around the fire when we were wee - many moons ago

Beautiful Gaelic Songs from my childhood back in the Croft - like so many I left the Islands for work but this never leaves you - our precious Gaelic Heritage - it's in our Blood to the end

Most beautiful song!!❤

What a wonderful, beautiful video! It’s very evocative of my own fly fishing experience growing up and fly fishing in NewYork and Pennsylvania!

I want this played as I'm lowered into the ground

Uist Man!!! Do you have the lyrics to this song? I’ve never been able to find them. Many thanks

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Ahooo common graassss

Ahhhaaaas geeesse neckkeed dhaaaug,,, and a herd of acne faced pigg

Same tune as _Cùrsa air Barraidh_?

Undisputed King of the Button Box, now playing for eternity at the great céilidh above.

These sound like what one might hear played as Irish reels.

Alba Gu Brath

Somehow, I remember this from when I was a little kid - across the pond & north. Must have been my grand--parents' 45 or 78. It's been a good 60 years, but I recognized the music/ tune - if not the words, immediately. TFS!

The similarity to the melody of "John The Red Nose" as recently popularized by the Longest Johns, a Liverpool band, is unmistakeable. I love that this beautiful Manx tune got to the mainland and from there to the rest of the world!

What a lovely togetherness...

Dìreach àlainn!

Dìreach alainn!

Wonderful thank you, I remember just as the previous comment, hearing it upstairs as a young lad, coming from the kitchen and the smell of lovely cooking!, God be with the days, I'd love to have them back. Happy memories. Best wishes. Gérard lacey in Wexford.

Every time I listen that music, I'm overflowed by emotion. Absolutely and forever perfect !

Guth binn, blásta ar fad.

anyone teaching gaelic in east ayrshire i would be so thankful for lessons

i was born in the lowlands , trying to learn gaelic here is a nightmare, i only have the most basic. my ancestors wouldve spoke arran gaelic or another hebridean lilt. 100 odd years back, that dialect of gaelic is deceased i was told. glasgow have a hub for learning in the west end. and hebridean pubs. it only takes 3 or so generations for it to be gone eh? i am a sassenach by tongue.

Chan eil duine coltach ris!! Tha sin gad ionndrainn garbh a Thomaish agus an gu eireachdail agad. Mar a tha an oran breagha tha sin ag radh, tha sin uile "Gad Chuineachadh"

Superb.

There seems to be a serious shortage of Charles Guard playing the harp on KZbin. Thank you so much for this, and for including the story concerning the tune!

Such a beautiful film.

One my best songs i like lovely voice

Bonjou, satchab byen? Mo bon. Mo bon. To pale kréyòl?

მომწონს, ძალიან კარგი მელოდიაა. 👍

მომწონს, ძალიან კარგი მელოდიაა. 👍

This song just came to mind, so thought I'd do a search. Lovely song. I had the pleasure of seeing Sylvia Barnes band Scotch Measure many years ago, once in Windsor and then at the Nettlebed Folk Club. Still have the album and sleave they all signed for me.

Love this one and version thank you.

TRES BON.

GOOD.

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Codanna a thuigeas mar Éireannach; Stiúr mé id chéim O a bhráithre, rachaimid síos, rachaimid síos A thugaimid síos O a bhráithre, rachaimid síos, Ag úrnaí ag an abhainn le chéile Ag úrnaí is ag foghlaim focal Dé Ó a fhearaibh rachaimid síos Ann an abhann inné Ag urnaí is ag fighlaim focal Dé Mhic Dé Stiúirigh mé id chéim Ó a fhearaibh rachaimid síos Ó a fhearaibh rachaimid síos Nach dtiocfaimid síos Ag úrnaí ag an abhann le chéile Nach tig sibh síos? Nár chuaigh mé síos ag an abhann inné, Is cluineann siad focal Dé Stiúir mé im chéim Nár chuas síos chun na habhann inné Ag urnaí is ag foghlaim focal Dé

Hello, I'm Anthony Crehan, Junior's great grandson. I never got a chance to meet my great grandfather or my grandfather. I just came across this video today, and I wanted to sincerely thank you for posting this. It's surreal to hear him speak, to have a record of his life that I can look at and listen to. It means a lot just to know it's here for me to come back to whenever I want to say hello to him.