Coda singing 'Aul Lang Syne' from their album 'mouthmusic' with still images.

Coda singing 'Aul Lang Syne' from their album 'mouthmusic'. Aul Lang Syne' was inspired by Eddi Reader, who suggested coda try this version from her own repertoire.
Coda are a group of seven singers and musicians based in Westport, Co Mayo, Ireland Mayo. They sing a selection of both a capella and self-accompanied songs.
This contains track from CD with images taken at various gigs and locations over the years

[@matthewchufong-sprague4563]

Perfect song to end the decade with

[@mollymorris23]

I’m so glad I discovered y’all. Beautiful voices, those harmonies are incredible. Listening to this reminds me of when my grandpa used to sing me to sleep. Haven’t heard his voice in years now, but it’s nice to close my eyes and remember.

[@CodaSinging]

Sing out the Old, Sing in the New! Happy New Year to all.

[@matthewchufong-sprague4563]

Happy new decade!

[@lauraopper2571]

this is so moving...it's too good for just New Year's Eve.

[@felipeteixeira6979]

The very best version of this song in my opinion. I would love to hear a live clip of this one.

[@Darkahead]

Fantastic! Would be great with Drunken Sailor and Whiskey Johnny! Subscribed ;)

[@CodaSinging]

Cheers and thanks!

[@sufficientgrace9921]

Fantastic !!!!!

[@babybookworm003]

is that the originaly melody it was put to back in burns' days?

[@CodaSinging]

+babybookworm003 Not sure which is the original melody but we got this version from Eddi Reader and threw in a bit of the other version at the end. Cheers

[@pogmusic]

The Tannahill Weavers used this melody too.

[@kabayong_longgadog6969]

What kind or genre of music is this? i need it

[@elizabethrukmanis9227]

WildeBeans folk i think