Martin Wynne's/Reels - The Bothy Band 1976

The Bothy Band September 1976 in the Embankment Tallaght Dublin

[@shannonbhoy]

It's like speed metal to an Irish folk lover.

[@jimwynne1648]

I am James Wynne my great uncle was Martin Wynne-- it is great to hear this again and see that he is still relevant today !! thank you

[@michaeligoe3935]

A Sligo man by the sound of the name ?

[@ruairimonophthalmos5458]

Very much so! I have been returning to these records endlessly since I discovered them in my early 20's.

[@mariesprayberry4139]

All hail to your great-uncle!

[@joedunne6737]

Never gets old.

[@DJFozter]

Absolutely spellbinding chord progression through the A part in the Jolly Tinker (2nd tune)

[@Kampfwageneer]

spiritual, cleansing, healing music that I am grateful for and grateful I get to play some of it with good friends in the session. Hail!

[@pipewatcher]

this is them at their Best!

[@michaeldineen8324]

This is mighty music. I notice that they seem to be giving it more pressure on the rithym section for the second reel.

[@Dayepipes]

The fluency is from many years of practice. The impeccable timing is probably as much inherited as trained.

[@klumpy103]

Pure class! cheery up music for the exhausted..lol

[@cjnovack]

2nd reel is The Longford Tinker. Brilliant arrangement.

[@Noemi-jm7gh]

Oh thanks I have been looking everywhere for the longford tinker for school

[@ruairimonophthalmos5458]

Am I the only one in my 20's still loving these recordings? Pure magic!

[@finbarmaginn]

what an intro

[@ruairimonophthalmos5458]

I know right? Love that part in particular.

[@talefrr]

my favourite tune.fantastic

[@Otispuss2]

I can't believe something this incredible only gets three thousand views. Where are the other You Tube-ers spending their time?

[@zeptimp]

This is what heaven sounds like in the spring.

[@mallanganee]

Magical music. thanks

[@RimmaTitova1]

Thank you for all these wonderful uploaded moments!

[@LOAblue]

SPECTACULAR!

[@danstaun]

Thanks Bilko1234 for the amazing collection of music you've posted. I've been playin guitar a good few years now and have only recently fallen for trad.Didn't know where to start but Mícháel Ó Domhnaill grabbed my attention straight away,absolutely love this tune.Anybody out there got any tips on playin it?(on guitar that is)

[@Greenfingersmusic]

Pure brilliance

[@JosephChordmichael]

I think I'm better beginning to understand why so many people compare Lunasa to the Bothy Band. There are definitely similarities. This was definitely one of the best groups that has ever been.

[@esenaboxaki]

Wow

[@GOOBERHEAD84]

Miraculous!

[@wvpamcur]

Love it!

[@rfdarsie]

Agree these guys have never been topped. Altan and Lunasa are close behind though...

[@alanscott6836]

This is the equivalent of a gauntlet being thrown. Not so many since able to pick it up.

[@Kampfwageneer]

powerful

[@omarshinken]

@richardyingren you know i was just thinking this same thought its really amazing they never even plan how they would arrange their music this is proof of the skill of real irish musicians they just play and feel the way to expressing the tune fantastic!

[@Jongoldlanz]

As Quoted from another fan... The ACDC of Trad.

[@HEADSUPBERKELEY]

Ah sure they haven't aged a day. They have the magic. Paddy is playing so good and here and just as good if not better now Buchus le dia!

[@robdrewupei]

... a genius

[@pascalcharpentier5682]

trop court ont en veux pllus !

[@ElaineThompson]

Martin Wynne's with an apostrophe, actually. Martin Wynne was a famous Sligo fiddler. I always like the old Bothy Band stuff.

[@Melvorgazh]

Is this the best sound quality? I wonder why they didn’t make an alboim out of it. Sounded so great.

[@frankdidit]

@skara100 Too bloody right!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@pierrecommes]

The second tune is The Longford Tinker. Not Longford Collector

[@oneofmanykinseys]

@danstaun tune your guitar to DADGAD from the top down, follow his shapes and then feel the music man!!

[@Melvorgazh]

Cathain a mbeidh FULL HD ar fáil? Beodh sé iontach mar sin! GRMMA! :)

[@mvandeusen]

such a great tune! Anyone know the guitar chords?

[@Melvorgazh]

Is Micheál Ó Domhnaigh an ceann is fearr le Kevin! ^^ Agus is breá liomsa Tríona fósta! Tá sis e chomh galanta is gleoite-álainn-deas!

[@omarshinken]

@zenreeful yes he was a IRA explosive expert who works for oxfam :)

[@ignacio.carral]

Does anyone know the name of this extraordinary fiddler?

[@michaeligoe3935]

Kevin Burke. Another Sligo man.

[@gordonjackson217]

That's the extraordinary Kevin Burke. Check out his album If the Cap Fits, surely his finest hour.

[@mkwar4d]

Anybody know the name of the second tune?

[@Dayepipes]

@Odiseo2 Kevin Burke

[@elcono1000]

please someone know what chords he's playing?

[@elcono1000]

sounds like Bm A G

[@elcono1000]

but i cant figure if he plays dadgad or normal

[@elcono1000]

oh ok capo on 2Nd fret

[@finbarmaginn]

pretty sure its DADGAD, its a standard across the style but there are often variations.

[@DJFozter]

*Longford Tinker (durrrr sorry)

[@suezn]

It's actually called Martin Wynnes.

[@omarshinken]

@rfdarsie they are far behind

[@oneofmanykinseys]

@omarshinken I genuinely thought you were going to come back with some form of educated reply, instead you play the mother card. Sure sign of someone without the mental capacity to conduct any form of discussion.

[@omarshinken]

@oneofmanykinseys better still just dont play guitar it just dont feel right in this music and i love the bothy band but jesus save me from guitar players

[@oneofmanykinseys]

@Odiseo2 Kevin Burke