The Seventy-Ninth Regiment's farewell to Gibralter, march / Rick Epping, harmonica, concertina

[@fishbrownconnect7927]

Idk how I fell down this rabbit hole but I'm glad I did...

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[@Kitiwake]

Rick Epping. Legend I saw/heard this man play "Lark in the morning" (Irish jig) just like this but with an electric ensemble. The nearest thing to rock and roll I ever experienced. Hooked for life.

[@BodhranWorld]

great tune and lovely playing!

[@piperg6179]

From a life-long piper......that's terrific. The piping symmetry and ornamentation is very very nicely conveyed. Not many are able to play a pipe march on another instrument and still have it a pipe march, much less a great one.

[@adlamis]

You'll go mad, I tell you! Lovely piece, lovely playing, and very impressive performance.

[@wadefite]

great tune well played. goes well with the 72nd s Farewell to Aberdeen.

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[@noelmadden4509]

I really like that

[@Anglowait]

Great stuff, thanks so much.

[@Baxymba]

BRAVO!

[@philipgrier9376]

Brilliant

[@jimodonnellfiddleplayer6387]

Lovely Rick!

[@be8nice]

Does anyone know what kind of concertina he's playing?

[@ytrossjcampbell]

It looks like an eight-sided Wheatstone Aeola model of an English concertina.

[@be8nice]

@@ytrossjcampbell Thanks!

[@emmebarra]

Is he using a tremolo harmonica?

[@jonathanpitman1]

No. Sounds like an octave harmonica.