Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham Live at Selby Town Hall - Part 1/4

[@simonsharp2804]

Thanks very much to whoever posted this. Massive Phil and Aly fan, seen them many times and they never fail to entertain. Fantastic music and great repartee.

[@salal2007]

thanks for allowing us to listen to such wonderful musicians...

[@tomoole]

A lovely tune, with great swing to it ! I suspect that it's closely linked to the tune known as CUCANNANDY, said to be originally from the Cork-Kerry Region of Sth.Western Ireland, but I stand open to correction on that (??).

[@georgejamesmac1]

Well Played

[@petercullen8044]

What is the name of this beautiful tune?

[@hanssundmark2872]

Woo'd An' Marrit An' A + Up Da Stroods + ? + Valse De Jouets

[@davidfreel1451]

I wiAnsh Johhny had come back and that he and Phill had been recorded. I miss their precision unison playing. I love Ally Bain but can't help but feel that I feel Phil's frustration with him. Anyway who cares what I think, I'll just get back to my guitar and finish transcribing Phil's accompaniment to see what I can learn.

[@Isaac-uk8rv]

Why is he frustrated with Aly

[@davidfreel1451]

@@Isaac-uk8rv I should not have presumed to comment. I will remove it. Have you heard Phil play with his brother ? There is a tune, 'The Gentle Light' that lifts me, I should know it better. I'll sing it some morning in my garden. Thank you for your interest and sorry for wasting you time.