Mad For Trad

[Barbours]

Ok one for Barbs, it's both an Appalachian and Scottish folk song. I'm sure you heard of Julie Fowlis right?

Ohhhh yes I think I've heard that one before!!! And my mama listens to her music!

 

[AGeese]

Ohhhh yes I think I've heard that one before!!! And my mama listens to her music!

She's great, been following her for ages since I first heard her on Public radio. I think most people now know her from Brave.

 

[The Moonshiner]

Awwwww ch... look who just entered the chat people! I know you got some Leghorn folk songs!

5 hours of sleep then a 10 hour work day and I've got no clue what's going on here.

 

[Barbours]

She's great, been following her for ages since I first heard her on Public radio. I think most people now know her from Brave.

Yes she is and I love that movie!!

 

[Barbours]

5 hours of sleep then a 10 hour work day and I've got no clue what's going on here.

I don't really know either so your good

 

[the jolly onion]

Yes! I am late to the thread, but good choice!

 

[AGeese]

I don't really know either so your good

Hoooooooooo!!!!!!

Yes! I am late to the thread, but good choice!

The party never ends!

 

[AGeese]

I'm sure there are many of you who have heard this one without realizing it. It's been used widely in media first popularized by the movie Barry Lyndon (1975) by The Chieftains:

Here's a few versions:

(you might need a VPN to see this one)

 

[Barbours]

@Dominique King I'll let you judge the first 3 minutes

I loooove them!!!!!!

 

[Barbours]

I'm sure there are many of you who have heard this one without realizing it. It's been used widely in media first popularized by the movie Barry Lyndon (1975) by The Chieftains:

Here's a few versions:

(you might need a VPN to see this one)

I've never heard of those buuuut I LOVE 'Celtic Women' I grew up listening and dancing to them at the family get togethers!!!