The Feckin Celts - Rocky Road To Dublin - Irish Tenor Banjo

In the woodshed with a once through on my 1937 Bacon Tenor Banjo with the tune "Rocky Road To Dublin".
Smoking some Boswells Raspberry Cream in a briar pipe I carved.
www.TheFeckinCelts.com

[@luisangulo8510]

The like to this video came for the first five seconds, lighting and smoking. I didn't see more, but I'll. Best presentation ever.

[@FlatlandMando]

First time I've seen the lighting of a pipe at the start of a tenor banjo piece. On you it works buddy & the tune works nicely on your instrument too

[@nonedukated8161]

What a fucking legend

[@TonyfromBham]

‘Tone and rhythm are perfect, and I love the sparse tremolo at the end. ‘Great work.

[@mfayruzrizqi]

I love the way you smoke. and great art !

[@matbarnett2664]

Banjo and pipe yes!!!

[@MrPHart]

Setting on a pile of fire logs, in a wooden room with a metal and wood banjo he lights his pipe up, inhales deeply plucks a note and begins playing with fire on the finger tips. Now that a living heaven or hell per the local fire department and or the locals down at the pub! Don't you wish we were there?

[@DAMEBRAMAGE]

clean crisp sound brudda!

[@corkagriandcars8583]

The fecking cells, more like feking brilliant!

[@daviddownes1502]

Chilled loved it mate 👍

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

The tenor banjo is just as genuinely Irish as the tin whistle or uilleann pipes.

[@owenwolfco.8344]

I see what you mean. Traditionalists complaining that several instruments in Irish music aren’t really Irish, but I mean, how is it not? It only becomes part of it if people like it

[@Lalairu]

I guess they say the same about buzuki 😂

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

@@Lalairu that's right, the bouzouki came from Greece and didn't become part of the Irish music tradition until the 1960's.

[@nelltheplantgirl]

Iconic

[@seakeen606]

❤

[@kubanowak3475]

Irish way to play this song.. ;D

[@spudler779]

Bula Bos 👏 Great work lad! 🪕 And cool channel Could I ask what strings you've on your bacon banjo? Ive bought the same one I think (a style c) and am having difficulty tuning the G, your tone sounds lovely whatever way you've set up 👌 Keep rockin

[@ramiaj5700]

Great tune! May I ask what tuning you're in?

[@gconthemic2502]

G D A E

[@ThatLauraPerson]

So good

[@jeanpierredupuis7006]

Moi aussi j aime les ZIPPO....😎😎🐞🐞🐞😄🌻🌻🧷🧷

[@larsfrosznielsen3536]

That's grand

[@Gelsener92]

3 sec for my like ✌🏼

[@smileysatanson3404]

Something tells me this dude was challenged by the other irish family by the serious way he lit his pipe, he meant business

[@johnquinn9572]

👌🏻

[@lukedoesbutter]

nice touch

[@brendanschaefer7840]

👍

[@worbianbrownia2038]

You would have thought your man would be smoking his pipe before the film was recording now.

[@coolguy467]

definition of alpha male

[@professorjester5378]

Tiocfaidh ár lá!!!

[@Sabbath0-q8s]

Is this Timthetatman?

[@galwayvintagecollection3401]

The Beano had his drummer boy. The Jock had his pipes. "Operation Shamrock ☘ 2024" has you brother . We The People of Operation Shamrock ☘ 2024 comply. Shall we forward a dispatch to Harris. Will he recognise he is not in charge. Oh dear. Shall Operation Shamrock ☘ 2024 educate the feckin ejit again😊😅😮

[@josephofaolain1192]

Lovely but of vibrato on one of the notes. Few people do this on banjo.

[@czechemperor9506]

This is the most irish video I've ever seen... (but awesome cover tho)

[@Popcorn_Kernel]

i hope you know the smoke ruins the banjo

[@fennarios]

Relax man that banjo it's going to outlive him

[@murderousmushroom254]

Adds to the tune id say

[@othala7540]

I hope you know that the comment section party poopers ruin the Pipe and the Banjo

[@aarphi1984]

Get fecked, you ever been in a pub?