Be good to the Shee!

Hi John. I first noticed your work with Kathy Mattea and got curious about you. You're one of my favorite players. Hope things are well for you, sir.

your video is asowam.But let me know some answers---- According to Irish and welsh / Brythoniaid ( Brythons Or Britons) religions & their holy scriptures--- 1.after death ,does soul can feel any non - physical thing for eternal time after libration from birth & death cycle or when it didn't get libration from that cycle or even any situation or anywhere or anyhow? 2. Does the soul have any memory of this world ( like memory of family, friends etc) for eternal time after libration from birth & death cycle or when it didn't get libration from that cycle or even any how? 3.does the soul stays individual for eternal time after libration from birth & death cycle or when it didn't get libration from that cycle or even any how? Please reply🙏

I Love to tell Stories. I am 71 and known as The Irish Gemini Squirrel!❤

There aren't many pretty a tune as this. You have a great talent John.

oh my goodness, how beautiful!!! Do you have a whole cd available of this kind of mandolin music?

Now that's three minutes of fine mu'seek, it was bob on you were great. Simple pleasures with no strings attached.

I mean, it was okay. It would be more fitting if he was struggling before he heard the fairy music

i love it!!!! would bend iover backwards for slower version to make learning a bit easier, a boy can dream,lol thank you so much!

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Hello John Mock! I was shown this video by my Anthropology teacher for explaining folktales and I found your voice very professional and standard. Since then, I have put this YT video into my bookmark bar and listen to it every day. Can you teach me how do you have this narrating voice?

Good story. Can I use your video to upload to my channel? I'd like to put the subtitles in Spanish. I'd put your credits on it.

That is lovely story very well presented. By the way I think your music is superb as well. You really capture the essence of Irish and Scottish music.

That's lovely, thank you M🌹

Wow. So beautiful John.

wow he actually followed his dreams.

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I love this story it's cute

This is absolutely lovely John!

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Did you change the title or so ? On my Deezer Playlist, it says " For those left behind "

Who’s to say..... ? Fairy Rings abound in Tipperary and Kerry!! ☘️🍀

what music did you use for the fairy wedding?

Great tune!

I really love your music and plan to support you by purchasing your cds. Sadly i feel a little late to the game it doesn't seem your placing your music on KZbin shame I would love to hear more and here more stories of what inspired you.

Mdr on travail sur ça au collège x')

What beautiful music! I'm so glad i've fount you today.

Just like selkie stories beautiful but with a trace of sadness in the tune. ♥

The idea of them wasn't charming. It was possibly threatening, especially if you knew you had some kind of character flaw. Its not even like these spirits were considered to all together have what we think of as moral virtues, but they do prefer people to have certain dispositions when they see them. Its very easy for human to have something about them, that the spirits don't like.

Its like the nephilim. It may truly be real. They are in human form. It has seemed they that like to appear either very ugly/homely or extremely good looking (unusually good looking). And they approach people to give little messages about their lives, and to gift or kind of punish people. Its said that some can be extremely sadistic, like torturing and sacrificing people, but then again they can seem like the exact opposite; and act like the nicest most benevolent creatures.......Anyway, people laugh at this now, but it is in their bible too. And the British Isles has more tales of this than alot of the rest of the planet. There may be something to it. They really believed it. They were serious.

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This was beautiful.

I am from Greece and we have this "Tale" in the village I live. The house opposite to us has a well. It is said by many that fairies reside there. Violent ones that look like ghastly humans. They are said to come out around 3am, luring unsuspecting victims to talk to them and steal their voice and souls away. Many people come and go from that house as the owner will not live there and rents it to people moving to the village. A priest was brought to "cleanse" the lot but left there in a hurry. All those who rent the house, left in a hurry, one of them also called her non-believer sister late at night who in turn saw ghastly people dancing around the well. My point is, Ireland->Greece a long way for a simple folk tale to travel....

You're a genius of the music. Nice !

Beautiful!

I LOVE this so much. It reminds me of the ocean breeze when I visit my family on the coast. I've meant to tell you how much I love it for over a year but I just never thought about it. I listen to this frequently :)

Thank you John Mock, That was fine story , perhaps there will be more to come..they would be truly welcome....but I'm guessing, only the faeries can tell... :)

very nice John

So much heart in your touch!, Wonderful composition and guitar!

Thank you Marco.

Very nice. Love the piece. Love the guitar playing. Love the sound of the guitar. Thank you!

Thanks Mike! I appreciate that.

Man, everything you play is beautiful. You're an amazing craftsman of music. I hope one day you decide to tour in Kansas City, Missouri!

Hi Randall, and thank you very much. If you'd like I could send you a PDF of the music. Just send me an email at [email protected] and I'll email it to you. Thanks again, - John

John, that was beautiful! Quite moving. It fits the title perfectly. I love to hear your concertina played in such a soulful, gentle way. I'd love to learn your song for my sea song performances. BTW, you Moorse Ceili concertina sounds wonderful.

Thanks guys! Yes, that's a beautiful guitar. It's also very easy to play.

Fantastic composition, John, played so smoothly and sweetly. Love the McGill, too! Wow!

Thank you so much! The Nautical style is fun on the concertina.

That has a really nice tone to it. I can see why you like it so much. :)

I LOVE it! :D It sounds so...welcoming. :) Homey and warm, and a bit reminiscent.