cailinn mo ruin.MOV

[@buttonbox66]

Keeping tradition alive, that's what you're all doing in my eyes. It's a shame that the younger generation is not showing the interest that we would wish them to. I'm 45 now and started playing last year, it's fun and i wish i'd started playing years ago. :)

[@joanleckie2609]

Beautiful wellkent traditional music💥

[@johnjodonoghue2058]

Beautiful like a fire glowing sweet melody

[@ronaldsmith9898]

Very nostalgic music of the Scottish Isles !!

[@eddiesanders]

What better than a room full of accordion players, my compliments to all.

[@Lisnageeragh]

Reminds me of a night in a youth hostel in Torridon when walking the mountains around there...about 20 years ago listening to accordion and song....I will no be back again.

[@scottishwhistler888]

so love that tune its awesome well played

[@lewis1936]

Great music,reminds me of Waddle Beaton and the Lewis Hotel

[@jamestaylor7375]

Thank you for sharing as this is wonderful music and please keep up this good work with many more delightful melodies. Ness is a beautiful place and I will always remember my visits there-----Slange.

[@DasHearach]

I never realised the Bothan was that big! Good music.

[@alancromack8207]

Many thanks, no I have not found the names of these tunes. I can't read gaelic. Cailin mo ruin-sa I have the music sheet for and teann a-nall but not for Leaving Lewis. Cheers. Alan

[@boxplayer1]

Real island music from a great group of Neishachs

[@martainnskene]

you've probably found them by now, ha: cailin mo ruin-sa, fàgail leòdhais, teann a-nall, fàgail bharraigh.

[@mm0bql]

Great tunes, anyone know the name of these tunes?

[@pourloig]

Il faut Q