The Oh Hellos "The Lament of Eustace Scrubb, Kesh Jig, Come Thou Fount"

The Oh Hellos performing "The Lament of Eustace Scrubb, Kesh Jig, Come Thou Fount" at Music City Roots live from the Loveless Cafe on 7.24.2013

[@warriorcatskid003]

They need to do a full hymn album. Their Christmas album is probably my favorite thing ever, and when they go into Come Thou Fount at the end of Valley reprise 👌.

[@luccasatpsicologia]

What I wouldn't give to listen to those guys here in Brazil. Their musicality is beyond beautiful

[@busterbaxter2583]

💎🤧

[@Lvysss]

Queria que essa banda fosse mais popular por aqui

[@nerdzlybees7130]

Brother, forgive me We both know I'm the one to blame When I saw my demons I knew them well and welcomed them But I'll come around Someday Father, have mercy I know that I have gone astray When I saw my reflection It was a stranger beneath my face But I'll come around Someday When I touch the water They tell me I could be set free So I'll come around Someday

[@sh00kspeared73]

There is nothing more that I want than for them to cover the entirety of Come Thou Fount... gosh, after hearing the end of Valley Reprise, I just want an entire album of hymn covers!

[@travishill3270]

A folky indie Texas band that breaks into Irish music, followed closely by a hymn? You've got to be kidding me.

[@ladystendhalmusic4166]

Brandon Short I think there are the same people... look at the violin guy, the concertina guy. I think I saw them from other shows :)

[@jaynesager3049]

As a Texan, it sounds like home. Celtic music is very close to bluegrass and country. And gospel.

[@rune_ined]

this is such a good version of the song, violinist goes absolutely bonkers!

[@BUSHBYGOONER]

wow.... you have no idea how much this song means in my life

[@christopherrobins2004]

Best band I've heard in a long time.

[@flaviusmakgabo9846]

Just listened to the studio version twice then came here for a live version. They finished it humming the tune of Come thou fount....I am a happy man. 🎈😋. God bless you!

[@tha1ne]

The sound from this is so hauntingly beautiful

[@LarryPfeffer]

Ahhh! This is truly wonderful -- joyful noise indeed!

[@morrisonduke]

Love them so much! Best Live Show I've seen in YEARS!!

[@crid80]

Pure Happiness.

[@lucycanarin]

Beyond beautiful!!!

[@foresakentonone4148]

Still I ponder how anyone visiting here would dislike this medley...

[@deeteenh]

Very nice, very well done! I felt like I was there! Never heard your group before.

[@cctn2012]

very nice! great song.thanks

[@S3r53]

Wow.there are soo good

[@TheChungus5]

Love this

[@briandavid9639]

Reaches that place..

[@gessecrash]

Pai, perdoa-me.

[@seturo]

wow!

[@99redcentaurs]

Great!

[@arunmore4205]

Great👍

[@manpreetkaur8767]

Beyond amazing!

[@codycheves3059]

Kesh Jig really?! I miss you guys.

[@gsco82]

I really like this group, having found them on KZbin just a week ago. I have watched a couple of more recent videos, and I am glad that the fiddle player is now using an acoustic violin. The electric violin in this piece does not have a good tone.

[@nathanpetronzio6442]

Is this Christian Rock?

[@TAkridge]

No, this more indie than anything.

[@jmrocker]

+Nathan Petronzio Yes, it's not typical praise music but it's very Christian.

[@auvenn]

Well it certainly isn't faith+1

[@masselon2]

the violin is out of tune slightly

[@donsylvester4594]

+Justin Moore That was unnecessary.

[@toddsher2112]

+Justin Moore I've been to live performances by folk bands from all over the world including India, China, Europe, Slavic States, Taiwan, Korea, South & Central America, Africa... and there is always at least one instrument out of tune. It bothered me for years. "Why can't they tune their instruments before the show?" I always thought. But then I realized with large groups and under performance conditions, it's hard to get everything perfect. No sense fretting about it or letting it bother you. Just enjoy it for what it is, a soulful and heartfelt rendition of a song they wrote for us... for me. And if you ever go to a folk music show where the instruments actually are all in tune, and the people all sing in tune, well count yourself blessed for the stars have aligned to make magic happen.