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❤😊 feels like home to me... ~ Love, Bz MacAoidh

Awesome.

All I know about moonshine,you're allowed 3 sips if you don't know what your doing

Great rendition. Makes me want to pull out a jar.

That’s the best rendition I’ve ever heard 🤓

You guys are beyond amazing all I can say is Wow

Loved you guys ❤

Rock on, bloody fantastic

Dude, when I was a Disney Castmember (2008), this used to be my FAVORITE plan for my day off! I have a CD (the green cover one) but I don't have any device that can read it anymore. It breaks my heart the fact that I can not find their original songs anywhere... "... I feel so alive..." (I would give a finger to find that track on spotify)

Big BLOCK dodge

Well done, Lads!

Fantastic cover. Great sound. I suspect this man does not smoke cigarettes.

This song gives me adrenaline rush

Not bad, little slow on the tempo. Come to SW Virginia where you can get fine tuned. Learn from the best, the original.

I expected this version yo be dreadful,all those guys in kilts, bagpipes etc. But was pleasantly surprise at how authentic this rendition is. Well done, guys.

Fabulous version of the classic Steve Earle tune.

Great tune and rendition - as an Irishman, nice to to see the Celtic, albeit completely Scottish, touch with their Kilts, bagpipes and sporrans - maybe try an Irish side off this too?

still one my favorits to light up a dance floor !!

Oui Went from Bluegrass To A True Sound In Northern Ireland Fox! Rock's Czar! Ok. Lindsay May Be Scot!

What the hell?? Why am I just hearing this now?? Man that was great !!!!

I don't know who the lad on the left in Black Watch tartan is, but poor fellah looks like a gnome in a troll garden!

Awesome Guitar player made my day Hats off to all you boys

2 weeks ago we heard Steve Earl in Bristol. Alone again. And he still is a very good singer, guitarplayer and an outstanding personality. Thank you for this concert, Mr. Earl!

Well I'm part Scottish on my dad's side. Him, grandpa and great-grandpa made and ran moonshine in WV berfore I was born. As a lover of moonshine, the real shit not what you buy in in the liquor stores, this song has always made me love my roots.......

Love this rendition. I could picture the whole scene.❤

Great rendition- the pipes is what drew me to listen! Love them screaming pipes, I don't care where I am...

Sou Brasileiro e adoro o som de vocês, acho que eu já disse isso!!! kkkkkk anyway....

I'm a Scotsman and I thoroughly approve!

Awesome. a guitar player should learn mandolin Its simple

This beautiful! Great vocals and bagpipe Jamie!!

Fantastic! Thanks guys! You have the best version of this song, by far! Love the bagpipes!

Us as in US Vietnam vets love ❤️ the Pipes and shine! We learned it from y’all.Freedom forever!

This gave me goose bumps! Love, love it!

Copperhead Road is a real place in Tennessee.

Most excellent wish 💖 I was there

Wonderful.

I love bagpipes. They sound great with this great song.

Know Steve Earle personally...Bein a Scotsman ...luv it ..cheers bro....

Love this song. Great version!

This song represents the part of America I grew up in.

Auaua

U can call this folk or bluegrass fusion- think Red Hot Chili Peppers do a versio of this.

Well, that was cool!

Great job. The original performer sings this kind of stuff and he’s a liberal moonbat.

Truly missing then right now great guys and my best friends forever known them for years.

Without question, the best rendition of this song I have heard! Wow!

Great, great voice and live performance. Best cover version.

fuckin ace tune

My ancestry is heavily Ulster Scots or Scots Irish and once, during a vocal music and folklore class, I had the chance to ask Scots folk singer and folklorist Norman Kennedy why we Appalachian Scots settled on the hills, while the Germans settled in the fertile valleys. His answer, the Scots wanted to be left alone to make whiskey and the Germans wanted to farm. When the English living in the tide water of the east coast had problems with the natives they called upon the Scots Irish. When things settled down the English tried politely to encourage them to go home.