John Joe Kelly Bodhran solo, Coleman Bodhran School, 2011

Coleman Bodhran school 2011, Gurteen co. Sligo, Ireland

[@eva1965]

Here´s my bodhran-god! Grooviest and coolest sound ever...

[@mickeblue]

Thank you for that! My missus always said talent will "take a medium to its' full potential, and then find other outlets", so I look forward to seeing you out there somewhere else mate.

[@dubindonegal]

Fab - wonderful playing!

[@raychelmorrissey2101]

Your an amazing player john Joe!

[@Mr321arrow]

I can only say ....The Best !

[@JoshuaWeber92]

Boss solo

[@butsyhardstyle]

Absolute legend :)

[@ThornRory]

Unreal.. as usual!!

[@CStJude]

seriously inspiring

[@liamg353]

One of many brilliant Bodhrán players in Ireland and one of many different styles, just to give a mention of Tommy Hayes.

[@Mr321arrow]

John Joe Kelly , THE owner of the Bodhran !

[@CarolineTheFiddler]

An buachaill go deas só! Beannachthe le dia, Go raibh maith agat

[@Themouldymushroom]

im just here for the bodhran solo

[@rodsreel]

musical and technical wi a wee bit o fun - cheers

[@andrewredmond6710]

what size bodhran is this is it a 14x5 or wat???????

[@kevinmeehan71]

6:40 i cudn stop smilin :)

[@browndoc]

Yes Colm Murphy is great,but Arty McGlynn is also a rock and jazz guitarist and Steve Cooney is also a rock gtr and bass player,and where do you think the Bothys got much of their influence for mostly changing how traditional music is accompanied.That was a great solo by JJ,who also has a deep understanding of traditional music.Do you think he does that kind of thing all the way through a tune?No,he's spot on,and rock solid,end of....PB

[@nchune]

Who da man

[@freezebritches]

It sounds like a cornflakes box. A nice Charlie Byrnes bodhran would be a huge improvement on the sound.