from the irish music rabbit hole- one it seems every singer should know.

[mopinko]

a great closer for any irish music event.

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warning- they do bring out the bagpipes for the last chorus, but they are irish pipes, not those highland war pipes i posted yesterday.

[redwitch]

1. I love this song!

And most Irish music.

[mopinko]

2. i esp love the high kings.

great harmony, and seem like they rly are pals.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

3. This was sung at the memorial service of a young friend

who took his life at the age of thirty. It was totally appropriate, especially "Of all the comrades that e'er I had, they're sorry for my going away." He was an incredibly good friend to many, most of whom were convinced they were his very best friend. Sadly, he dealt with depression much of his life, which he successfully hid from almost everyone. He is still missed.

That song can bring me to dears. This is by far, the very best version ever.

[mopinko]

4. when the high kings sing about this kind of thing

you cant help thinking they are good friends.
such a vibe, literally.

[bobnicewander]

5. Blame it on mopinko. I breathed the Unicorn dust.

Céad Míle Fáilte.

Gettin' warmed up are ya now. St Paddy's day is almost upon us.

CELTIC VIOLINIST CELTIC WOMAN founding member Máiréad Nesbitt. Irish
instrumental, Traditional Music

Some offshoots.

André Rieu And John Sheahan - Irish Washerwoman

Top O' The Morning

[BluesRunTheGame]

6. Dylan's song "Restless Farewell" borrowed heavily from "The Parting Glass"

The final song on “The Times They Are A Changin’”