When Brendan met Johnny

[@TimFromWinfield]

that'sthe way I want to play bodhran. Just so simple and relaxed. Not a care in the world.

[@aaronkelly7874]

Our own hero Thomas clarke

[@mantaszmenskis5619]

does he use the top of that stick or just the bottom

[@carenataocinqueporte]

both ends of the stick :--)

[@iordainomuilleoir2873]

1st tune name?

[@pinkitypink6246]

Iordáin Ó Muilleoir Lucy campbells?

[@dazpatreg]

it's the bucks of oranmore

[@patryan2458]

@@dazpatreg Nope, Pinkity is correct.

[@lynneceegee8726]

dazpatreg I know why you think that, it has a few similar phrases to the Bucks.

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

According to McDonagh, bodhran is a terrible thing to be playing when one is hung over.

[@balkanhills]

The bodhran playing is excessive and mechanical, intruding too much on the good fiddle playing.; that is a very common error of insensitive bodhran players, unfortunately. The tune is Lucy Campbell's, which has much in common with The Bucks of Oranmore.

[@denisbudbud]

I think that you miss the point for two reasons : 1. You probably don't know Johhny Ringo 2. The video does not restitutes properly the deep haunting bass of this bodhran (and that's true here we only here the machine gun of the higher frequencies which is not very nice to hear but is totally due to the bad sound quality of video).