Cooley's reel / The Tarbolton

[@johntuohy1867]

Always felt akin to hispanic brothers and sisters. What better example of how relate and respect.

[@jacquiwest1985]

This is absolutely fantastic, best version of tarbolton ever! Beautiful job!!

[@DeLuciaNWhistler]

Thanks for your comment. I’m the guy who is playing the whistle! Greetings from 🇨🇱

[@seancarroll6511]

Its called Cooleys Reel.

[@gerardgormley4559]

Great stuff.

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

I can hear the accordion more clearly thanks to the tin whistle replacing the uilleann pipes in this video.

[@HitaBarraza]

la rajaaaa!!! camiloooo

[@jacobsgranddaughter]

❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@conbroderick444]

Brilliant

[@ultrasweat.6511]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@shima8899]

very good

[@seancarroll6511]

Man ye can play the trad

[@sukey31]

♥️

[@adelazaneta]

Hello guys, which type of bagpipes do you use? Where I can buy it? It is not original irish pipes....I know about some pipes from Columbia.....

[@andrewp8284]

He has a practice Uilleann Pipe, just the bag, bellows, and chanter without regulators or drones. You can find them from individual pipemakers online. I got my practice set from Pat Sky who's from North Carolina. I know of a pipemaker in northern California, and there's others, as well as makers in Ireland. It's not a cheap instrument and since they have to literally make them all to order, the wait time can be pretty long. It's not a type A person's instrument I don't think lol. Not only does the wait take awhile (usually, though Pat Sky seems to do them pretty quick and he's not known for making crap), it takes awhile to really learn it! But once you learn some stuff it sounds awesome!

[@Kitiwake]

@@andrewp8284 it's uilleann pipes.. Not practice uileann pipes.

[@skinny9283]

< You guys don't look very Irish. < Excellent performance.

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

That's because they're not Irish, they're Latino.