| St Paddies Day |    |
Although it has now come and gone.. I thought I would share this with you.. I picked up a Tin Whistle for St. Paddies day, and have been fooling around with it... I finally got something laid down worth listening to...
JimK
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very cool Jim I see visions of two redheaded Irish lasses clogging on the stone patio while there boyfriends are playing the instruments.(corny I know but that's what came to mind). A song that can do that is a good one.
It has the rightness enough to do that. good job.
It has the rightness enough to do that. good job.
Good stuff Jim, tin whistle's always a nice touch 
The only thing I'd object to, as an Irishman, is the spelling of the songs name - two "d"s not two "t"s. That spelling drives us Irish folk absolutely nuts and me especially because it's me birthday
Paddys Day, St. Patricks Day, St. Paddys are grand and dandy.
Keep up the top work man
The only thing I'd object to, as an Irishman, is the spelling of the songs name - two "d"s not two "t"s. That spelling drives us Irish folk absolutely nuts and me especially because it's me birthday
Paddys Day, St. Patricks Day, St. Paddys are grand and dandy.
Keep up the top work man
Punchbear wrote…
Good stuff Jim, tin whistle's always a nice touch
The only thing I'd object to, as an Irishman, is the spelling of the songs name - two "d"s not two "t"s. That spelling drives us Irish folk absolutely nuts and me especially because it's me birthday
Paddys Day, St. Patricks Day, St. Paddys are grand and dandy.
Keep up the top work man :)
There! Fixed it... Sorry about that....
And thanks for all the great responses folks! I have long been a fan of celtic music... And I now have also purchased a bodhran, it should be here in the next couple days, so, perhaps I'll tighten this piece up a bit, and add some bodhran soon...
JimK
JimkDaAdtman wrote…
Punchbear wrote…
Good stuff Jim, tin whistle's always a nice touch
The only thing I'd object to, as an Irishman, is the spelling of the songs name - two "d"s not two "t"s. That spelling drives us Irish folk absolutely nuts and me especially because it's me birthday
Paddys Day, St. Patricks Day, St. Paddys are grand and dandy.
Keep up the top work man :)
There! Fixed it... Sorry about that....
I have long been a fan of celtic music... And I now have also purchased a bodhran, it should be here in the next couple days, so, perhaps I'll tighten this piece up a bit, and add some bodhran soon...
JimK
No worries dude
Bodhrans a great instrument, check out Christy Moore if you haven't already, great singer, songwriter, guitarist and bodhran player: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTSF7HzJvJI
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