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Nice one mate. Hebden??

Scottish?! Think you’ll find Erin go Bragh is Eire

PARABENS, Lindo, obrigado.

Bellissima interpretazione Grazie mille ❤❤❤

Amazing acoustic rendition. Love the guitar work!

Great rendition. Always pleased when I come across someone else performing trad.

How does this not have more views!?

Not a single thing wrong with that!!

I love this version. Can I use this video for my "guitar tutorial" please? <3

Would you consider doing a version of Jock McGraw?

Wonderful beautiful music ❤❤❤

I love how you sang this song, which is one I never tire of hearing.

That’s Winner!

Brilliant!

Best cover of this song I have heard - Well done mate!

Absolutely beautiful!!!! Thank you!

While there is nobody like Mike Waterson you guys do a great job. I teach this sometimes in my singing groups. Never heard the Helston Hal an tow, I'll check it out. Thanks

Hi Jamie, I love the vibe, thank you for uploading this! Just found this and it brought me back to the time in Galway with you all at the hostel :) Leonie

Fab! Thank you x

Amazing. One of my favorite Leonard Cohen songs sung beautifully by you. I'd love a tutorial on how you played this.

So beautiful.

Beautiful rendition ❤❤🌹

Kernow

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Magnificent! Absolutely joyous to listen to. ❤

Sounds sooo nice with the capo on the 4th fret. Real nice man :)

I suggest you listen to the Kenneth McKellar version!!!

i love your voice

Excellent ! Thank you.

My father passed away last week 13 03 24 this was one of his favourites Ive known this beautiful song most of my life I love it too Your version is beautiful the harmony has me as they say roarin and greetin and its bloody wonderful Thank you for posting My dad would have loved this ❤many thanx once more ❤

Beautiful. Good job guys. Best regards, from Brazil. March, 2024

So well done, with wonderful harmony - Bravo!

Awsome

hey jamie, i heard this song yesterday for the first time in a serie on tv, realy nice, but unfortunatly i do not find sheetmusic of this, only the chords, as i play accordion, i need some more :-) can you help me? ; greetings from belgium

This was amazing

I hope you never take down this video, I've listened to it for years now, i always look for it when the weather is fine and listen to your singing. It somehow feels like home. Thank you for this, much love 🤍

Wonderful! You never let me down! I'm forced to subscribe :)

Beautifully done!

Outstanding!

Beautiful! I think Portee was mentioned in a Corries song.

Great job my friend

Fantastic. Hello Jamie. That was fun. Greetings from Oregon. This last week a freezing winter rain fell on Portland and crusted the streets and cars in ice and I, homebound, still in pajamas at two pm., was surfing youtube and listening to Old Town Clock when I found "Jamie's Songbook" and this video. This low-fi is wonderful. It takes me there. Seven months ago, June 22nd, there was a pea-soup fog and cold drizzle there, in the Pyrenees and I dropped my pack and sat in that stone shelter on that concrete bench exactly where you sat and sang the next day. I was joined by perigrinos from Japan and Italy. We fumbled with language as we rested for a bit, but we did not have the refreshment of your singing and playing and harping. I am glad that I met you and got to hear you sing. As Patrick said your voice is sweet and soulful. Buen Camino -

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A truly beautiful little concert. I especially like "Ae Fond Kiss". The slight variation of the tune from how I learned it. Burn's poems really are songs, just seeing them on the page doesn't do them Justice.

This is a fantastic version of this song, sung with a Scots accent but so clearly that I could hear the lyrics better than Danny Carnahan's version, which is also very nice. Thanks. My husband likes it too. Do you have an album out? If so, we would buy it! I looked online, but all I could find was an older guy with the same name. I did find that you celebrated Imbolc- happy upcoming Yule!

My mother's anscestors on the Scottish side of my family were Jacobites who were exiled to Virginia as indentured servants so I am always very moved by Jacobite songs. A lovely version. As I commented before, you have incredible focus and attention to detail. So much of singing Traditional music is what I call "transmission" which means going back into the past and the experience bringing the song forward. I perform this way, and you do it to a dramatic degree.

I love Leonard Cohen, but actually this is the best version of this song I ever heard. I don't care for the way the female chorus is done in the original, this is better! I wanted to comment that as I musician myself I can't help but notice your incredible focus while you are performing. It shows up on your other videos too. Thanks!