Don't know if Irish but...

[Lentin]

Nothing related to Avalon or to guitar.
But it's amazing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jz9FnhUvSZw

[JB]

I've got sore legs just watchin' that

[Dr.Dirk]

what is this - techno folk?

[MIKE 450]

THAT'S IT I've just found my old army boots the one's with metal studs--my wife has agreed to let me wear her black mini skirt and black tights----I'M OFF TO JOIN RIVERDANCE!

[Lentin]

THAT'S IT I've just found my old army boots the one's with metal studs--my wife has agreed to let me wear her black mini skirt and black tights----I'M OFF TO JOIN RIVERDANCE!

Could you post some pictures?

[MIKE 450]

Wrking on it! LOL

[Paudman]

Apparently archeologists have discovered a long lost Irish text from a dig.
It's called "Irish Dancing - Part 2: How to use the arms..."

[MIKE 450]

Lilting is something I used to do as a boy,I can still manage a burst of lilting after a bottle of wine or after winning money. Come to think of it, some unexpected cash can bring on a burst of lilting even from the most conservative being. "3000 pounds" WOW! la de da da la de da do la la la la la la te do te da to do.

Lilting was a form of expression when folk could not afford an instrument,and when instruments were banned. As for Paul Brady, I'm almost sure the tapping of feet would be viewed as cheating,as it would add to the verbal drum trickery involved in lilting.

I suppose if Avalon give me their most expensive guitar,I'd be lilting for a year. Does this help John.

[Lentin]

I suppose if Avalon give me their most expensive guitar,I'd be lilting for a year. Does this help John.

Very good

Greypicker, I heard that song for the very first time from a record of Boys of the Laugh, many, many years ago.
I still keep it...
Hmmm, good times then, when I was young

[MIKE 450]

John,you're always the same age in you're heart/mind. Yes, the body grows older but never the heart. I consider wisdom of age to be as buoyant as youth! So I'm off to the club for a drink and sing-song!

[Lentin]

Apparently archeologists have discovered a long lost Irish text from a dig.
It's called "Irish Dancing - Part 2: How to use the arms..."

I hadn't seen your post.
Really funny