another taught by Brian McGrath at his recent workshop, goes great after the previous posted McNultys
You're well known for your triplets, but I really like the slides in this too. Great sound and technique!
Lovely playing of a great jig and we get a gander at that beauty of a NK Forster mandolin again as well - great stuff Lawrence!
Second the praise on the slides. Generally a rock-solid and wholesome musical experience.
Great tune, great playing and a great instrument, G. Played at a very sensible pace too, I might add!
just picked up another version of this jig , probably the more common one. sold my Shippey a5 and had Paul make me a ten string axe mandolin, flat top, carved back, it might just be my favourite at the minute, so give it a quick, no frills run through on it.
Great version on a great-sounding instrument.
I do agree with John. It’s a pleasure to listen to this version as well as to your more polished first recording. I’m looking forward to hear more of this stuff on your new Shippey.
Lovely mandolin and playing sir!
Now there's a mandolin with a strong midrange that's bawling at the world courageously. No frills needed.
