Fiddle Blast

[@iancraigs1951]

Just listening to Fiddle Blast, definitely want this at my funeral ...... should put a smile on their faces!

[@mikesable6221]

This is soooo good. I could listen to this for hours. Why don’t the BBC repeat these sessions instead of the rubbish we have on today?

[@gazster]

yeah i agree, i used to love watching these on bbc4 about 7.30pm ish friday's.

[@Maz1066]

Sophie’s dancing feet is also brilliant 🎉

[@TheMrbillh]

Nothing short of brilliant, Please God and a good ear preserve descent music like this, Cheers.

[@dougmilne8425]

Aly Bain MBE, the Shetland fiddle maestro at his best. Brilliant!

[@geoffmcharg5969]

The royalty of Celtic music. You just don't find any more talented than this.

[@guyfihi]

Except for the American Stewart Duncan on the first solo, he's more bluegrass, but you can see the Celtic influence.

[@danh441]

At least Jerry Douglas isn't involved and leering at the ladies.

[@sameerathreya9253]

guyfihi Agreed. But still, legends met.

[@MrBluegrassfiddler]

Temperance Reel is first tune in the medley. Great fiddling and backup.

[@petercallaghan9851]

Anything....ANYTHING _ with Jenna on it is rolled gold. That lass....... oh how I wish I had her musical upbringing.

[@MrMusicguyma]

Powerful chunes: Teetotaller/Temperance then Lord MacDonald's (Leather Britches in the USA) up to A for High Road to Linton . Hup! Yow!! These folks are the creme de la creme. It is great how these tunes have florished on both sides of the Atlantic for 200 years or so. ;)

[@evanprice1479]

My favorite so far. Takes me on a journey. Well done

[@kathleenbuckley7262]

I love this . It just makes me happy.

[@1mioKyu]

sounds like heaven!!!!

[@domnudillaren]

What amazing group! Pure magic!

[@MrHarryt8]

Great playing on some good tunes.

[@christ6493]

the 2nd tune is Lord McDonalds Reel, the last one is High Road to Linton

[@faithhowe6170]

Love, love, love this!

[@More_food188]

Now that looks like fun!

[@stevesprinceofsteaks]

Lot of fun. They are lucky to have Stuart Duncan there. One of the best there is. Jenna Reid can hold her own very well.

[@stefangurtner]

Amanzing this Fidle -Hunt! ;-)

[@stefangurtner]

Amazing Sound!!!

[@fernanmas1779]

Great. Thanks for sharing. Is Danny Thompson playin bass?

[@davidlowney634]

I love this tune

[@samvermeulen9740]

Temperance Reel. Nice!

[@stephenbird9291]

Sam Vermeulen

[@ConsairtinFergus]

Also called "The Teetotaller". Then "lord MacDonald's" and "The High Road to Linton". Three nice Scottish reels, assimilated too into Irish and American traditions.

[@cambridge021]

Fabulous!

[@laela1247]

LOVE THIS

[@tommacmahon9154]

5b

[@ebaristogringo]

Amazing...

[@MrBluegrassfiddler]

AT 1:40, the medley switches tunes. Now, I finally have it figured out. Variation of Leather Britches. See on KZbin, ''John Hartford - Leather britches''

[@carlhall373]

Fantastic music from all involved. I know Aly Bain and Jenna Reid are from Shetland; who are the other fiddle players and where are they from?

[@AlbertoAblanedo]

mairead ni mhaonaigh from Doneagal, Ireland ans Stuart Duncan from USA, I think

[@Cotictimmy]

@@AlbertoAblanedo Yes that's them. This was on the Alba channel this week on a Julie Fowlis Transatlantic Sessions retrospective and she named them all.

[@moragmacgregor6792]

Don't I know that first tune as Billy in the Low Ground? Or is it close? Or am I delusional?

[@ScotchIrishFool1]

Thanks, Ivanrorick

[@thesoloist1000]

Lord Macdonalds!

[@marcelobenitezabc]

WOOOOOWWWWW

[@ivanrorick]

@ScotchIrishFool1 The Teetotaler, or Temperance Reel

[@MrBluegrassfiddler]

Seems like the last tune is known as High Road to Linton

[@vasileorheanu2641]

the first is temperance reel the second i dont now

[@1unvailableusername]

good times

[@Littletallent]

i want join with you with my guitar electtric and playing music all around the world

[@ScotchIrishFool1]

What is the name of the first song?

[@sky123454555333]

lovely at 3:13

[@sameerathreya9253]

Is that Liam O'Maonlai playing the bodhran????

[@AlbertoAblanedo]

I think so. He's in the series

[@sameerathreya9253]

Yep. It's him.

[@thesoloist1000]

What does Stuart play?

[@stevemcquillan2667]

the master and Is tutor

[@danh441]

They do quite well without Jerry Douglas.

[@byungchan123]

what music genre is this!?

[@amandalamb5724]

Celtic

[@mbjsrl]

VERY GOOD !

[@contraversialmusic]

figgle?

[@magisterofsteam7880]

Xd It's so funny reading the title and then reading the description!