25 Respuestas a The Chieftains

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   AlexDVR1 Responder

   enero 22, 2010 en 4:16 pm

   Ceoltóirí Dea-Gaeilge.
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   guildx700 Responder

   enero 22, 2010 en 4:27 pm

   I’ve commented before but I feel I need to again. First off this tune moves my heart so far and so deep to places rarely visited, I’m pretty wide in my listening, heavy metal, rock, blues, folk, jazz, vocal pop, classical…..yet few tunes move me so deep as this tune and this specific performance of it moves me to tears EVERY single time. A precious classic tune with a wonderful performance and the Chieftains w/ Alison make a wonderful synergy rarely found.
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   melbea03 Responder

   enero 22, 2010 en 4:55 pm

   huh
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   Ohiobushman72 Responder

   enero 22, 2010 en 5:52 pm

   God bless the chieftains and Ireland.
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   ShasoDnarb Responder

   enero 22, 2010 en 6:10 pm

   I despise generalizations but this performance is why I – from time to time – see fit to honour nations and peoples in my heart.

   Bless the Irish.
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   jono546 Responder

   enero 22, 2010 en 6:57 pm

   Well fook me sideways………….Just brilliant.
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   calBHA1 Responder

   enero 22, 2010 en 7:18 pm

   Ireland for ever
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   tapbaxter Responder

   enero 22, 2010 en 7:49 pm

   absolutely moving!
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   WolverineTube Responder

   enero 22, 2010 en 8:05 pm

   She is an angel…
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    modalus Responder

    enero 22, 2010 en 8:38 pm

    Alison Krauss just brings me to very emotional places. She has something so special to say when she communicates with her effusive singing voice. She fills me up with energy in a way that few other musicians do. The only comparison I can think of right now is Eva Cassidy. I agree with spagNsc – this is a you tube best.
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    chronosynclastic8 Responder

    enero 22, 2010 en 9:10 pm

    Beautiful music and the voice of an angel. Quite a combination.
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    spagNsc Responder

    enero 22, 2010 en 9:24 pm

    One of the best videos on YouTube!
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    tommyrjensen Responder

    enero 22, 2010 en 9:38 pm

    That brought a tear. Beautiful.
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    Jakmaxed Responder

    enero 22, 2010 en 10:00 pm

    It’s no wonder Robert Plant wanted her singing with him,. I’m looking forward to their next Grammy winning album! And tour
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    Thirdshiftzombie Responder

    enero 22, 2010 en 10:51 pm

    A toast to my Irish cousins, Peace and love to all of you in Ireland.
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    Windflower63 Responder

    enero 22, 2010 en 11:13 pm

    wonderful music!!! Superb!
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    bradleymarisa Responder

    enero 23, 2010 en 12:12 am

    my uncle paddy and the chieftans every thing that stands for been Irish music, you will neverbeat it. Up the Chieftans his Niece Emma o Reilly
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    looselatigo Responder

    enero 23, 2010 en 12:50 am

    It’s amazing just how good the Chieftains sound with such a wide array of talent. Allison Krause is one of the very best matchups.
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    mctribble Responder

    enero 23, 2010 en 1:27 am

    That kind of talent is one of mankinds better achievements.. and damn she looks cute..
20. 

    mapmanic Responder

    enero 23, 2010 en 2:04 am

    …and, of course, “uileann” literally means “elbow” in Scots Gaelic, presumably Irish Gaelic too.
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    SlightlySusan Responder

    enero 23, 2010 en 2:41 am

    Alison really has a feel for darker music, the touch of supernatural, the minor key.
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    Movieman88773 Responder

    enero 23, 2010 en 3:24 am

    Thats the Uilean Pipes they are Irish. Bagpipes are Scottish. The uilean pipes are played with the elbow, the air is pumped in. The only downside, you can’t march with them.
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    hannahXxX8 Responder

    enero 23, 2010 en 3:26 am

    uillen pipes- no mouth piece
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    cambro64 Responder

    enero 23, 2010 en 3:59 am

    Actualy, you should look up the history of Bluegrass and the people who originated it.
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    KeepOurFreedoms Responder

    enero 23, 2010 en 4:07 am

    There are many American accents.