Drunk at Night, Dry in the Morning / Brannvinspolska / Half Past Four | Live from Here

[@tullochgorum6323]

Brittany's playing is wonderful on Drunk at Night - she get so much lift and nuance into every phrase. It's the slow and simple tunes that really challenge your musicianship and few do it better than she does...

[@petergamma1801]

Enough energy for a small town ! My Goodness Brittany is so incredible as well as Sarah & Chris!!!

[@frankholly1095]

Brittany makes it look easy. That's why everyone loves her!

[@dogpatch75]

One of the best fiddle players you'll ever see!

[@DavidHaile_profile]

I was looking around for renditions of Drunk At Night and found this. Great!

[@gam1471]

Try this one by Scottish group Ossian - beautiful! kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3rUcpaOm6mhd9E

[@leehjones]

I'm a bass player so I'm always disappointed when they don't let Mike in on the FastAF tunes. So awesome to see him in there and Sarah's frailing was an extra bonus icing. Thank you so much and Brittany, you slayed it as always.

[@marsyl12]

Beautiful. Warm regards from France.

[@jonmars9559]

Thank you Brittany and amazing cast of friends. Was having a rough morning and you've lifted my day!

[@josephkarl2061]

The first day of my holidays. I'm sitting here after just rolling out of bed with a drink and a snack not really wanting to do much of anything, really. Then the LFH band come along and make me all htdhirefn743wf kiurwsdfresfd__=$%/ Now that I've finished crying and smiling in 4 minutes, I'll try to go back to trying to do absolutely nothing. Thanks guys 😂❤

[@JustFiddler]

greeting from bali island.

[@lukemanriquez5236]

What kind of fiddle style is this? Very relaxing

[@JerelofSalopia]

Superb! - lots of folk missing out on this talent should be an extra 0 on the end of the no. of views.

[@adanbuenosyres]

Heart health, longevity and ridiculous dancing!

[@TirikitaBlogspot]

Brannvinspolska and other polskor would be better performed with an audible foot-tap on 1 and 3 -- especially for American audiences -- as it would help them better partition the melodic phrases in terms of 3 (and thus feel the bars' relationship to one another). Without the foot tap, some degree of a listener's sense of 'anticipation' is lost -- especially for those not familiar with the idioms of Scandinavian music.