TIPPIN'it UP to NANCY - trad. irish song

singer: Daoiri Farrell
bodhran: Robbie Walsh
Recorded during the workshop session of the Association Irlandaise de Paris at La Garenne-Colombes, 29.01.2011.
Studio recorded version and other tunes available too on the album "The First Turn" by Daoiri Farrell and friends. Visit: www.myspace.com/daoirifarrell

[@mayterry3676]

Amazing bodhran! And great singing by Daoiri Farrell, as usual.

[@johnscone7855]

that bodhran player is fukin amazing!!!

[@davidhoward6645]

Check out the Creggan white hare. Simply incredible by him.

[@comeregeway9072]

Robbie Walshe is probably the world's best bodhran player, incredible playing.

[@martijnseekles6664]

There are a few other ones who are also very good (Colm Phelan, John Joe Kelly, Eamonn Murray to name but three), but Robbie is indeed very good 😊

[@MsArethusa]

Great job guys, you're brilliant. Don't know if I'm looking at Rob or Luke in this little movie... A proud Mam 👏💚💚👏

[@Omarateastwind]

Great voice and great bodhran!

[@Rellington09]

Fine Bodhran rhythm and a very good voice!!!

[@raysmith7906]

The same story as the "Old Woman from Wexford". I've never heard this brilliant version before.

[@scottfisher7836]

a wonderful song which both did very well!

[@Aoibhe7]

Beautiful singing

[@lyndamiller9413]

I LOVE THIS!!!

[@klickstarter]

Das ist ja vom Workshopwochenende, genial!

[@Lellobeetle]

Awesome tune! Thanks for posting this.

[@CaracalEyes]

Whoo! Wonderful singing and playing.

[@iamtheheartmommy]

Love it! Nancy

[@melindas_miscellaneous787]

I have a crush on Daoiri.

[@BodhranWorld]

Hello lads, that was I nice evening with you in Cavan! Guido

[@EmeraldElkDB]

Best version on KZbin

[@apbtoldred7054]

Pairic o lochrain

[@plconroy925]

You are very fortunate.

[@michellecarrig5852]

Go on ye good thing!!

[@jim1205]

Wow.

[@jeffman618]

nice

[@Greenhouse534]

Good for Martin!

[@tonemc6047]

Christ he can play that drum

[@oisinolochlainn4437]

you can sure of it, fierce playing

[@oisinolochlainn4437]

***** keep playing it, the more you play the better you you get

[@AwesomeMC03]

robbie teaches me

[@TigerPrawn_]

1:27 ❤

[@kyrankenner8394]

😀😀😀😀

[@thomasmckenna5372]

Well that is a different tune to an old song

[@spraakkanon]

How close are Irish folk and western, this song sounds like both.

[@martijnseekles6664]

Western music has its roots in the people who moved from Europe to America in the 18th century, so I think there is your answer

[@spraakkanon]

@@martijnseekles6664 I knew. It was more a statement than a question. But thank you nevertheless.

[@kevinmurtagh3434]

Love it .... would be nice slightly slower. ..

[@paulmallon3334]

Hup

[@jabodl1]

This is how it should be sung and played ...pity about the sound

[@dandybird]

Unfortunately it was in a classroom with a really bad accoustics and totally improvised: the song was chosen randomly which shows even more their skills :)

[@paulmckenzie4291]

And we were the blacks of Europe? Look at us now. If my mum was alive...