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+James Michel Or the same thing

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Real Celtic music fans know the difference between Irish music and neo-pagan folk  music with an eclectic musical background ranging from Irish, English, Dutch, German, Finnish, and Breton folk sounds, to name a few. :)

+Zan Gha dude, this is actually a voice sing, something like with their voice make sounds like an instrument. Just words with nosense, but musically ;)

+Zan Gha good cultures keeps alive

+Badfish3288 they take inspirations from various Celtic and Northern European sounds so it's very possible these songs could be more inspired by Finnish sounds. But Celtic music ranges all over Northern Europe, from what little I honestly know ^^"

+Zan Gha they do historical researchsee in Celtic languages ​​- Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

But how come they know the language if celtics lived thousands ago?

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+Darrell Grundy Thanks Darrell for the speedy reply. I can recommend what I've seen of the Pembrokeshire & Ceredigion coastal paths too, It's Cornwall without the commerciality but keep it quiet.....

+rob shelley I don't recall any hairy ledges along the whole path in 2015. I think they're constantly changing the path in relation to landslides. Granted, there are a few bits where if you go to the edge it can be a big drop down to the sea. Probably the hairiest experience was sitting on Black Head after Mevagissey, and our dog, Barney, decided to have a wander around the rocks and was centimetres away from falling down to sea if he lost his footing, and our hearts were beating like rabbits at that point, but aside from that, it seemed to be very safe. In terms of starting point, I think starting at Minehead is the more logical start, and in our experience the landmarks come in a nice sequence, and transport-wise it's quicker to get home for most from Poole rather than Minehead

Haa, yes. I should retitle the video ... "Prince Harry hikes the South West Coast Path"

Difficult to estimate actually. We spent more on beer in pubs than we anticipated. After a hard day of hiking, and the repetition, you need something to reward yourself. I think you'll spend whatever you can afford, but leave an emergency pot for when the really bad weather moves in and you need a solid roof over your head

nobody ever played quite the way he did. his limitations made him a unique and incredible player because he had to find his own way. his soulfulness and lyrical quality of both his "voices" were a treasure. he is terribly missed a true genius as his interest went far beyond blues to many genres. RIP Jeff. you are dearly missed shally

One of the things I never understood about the bluegrass folks--they speed this song up so much that it kills the melody. I love BG, but that may be my one big criticism! Thanks for this. Lordy, Mr. Healy had the talent!!! I was so sorry to hear that he passed away!

An awesome display of musical prowess! And in a style where it really counts, full of experts. I hope they play this rendition at my funeral. Hell, listening, I AM sitting on top of the world!!!!! I hope you RIP Jeff Healey Sir.

This is lovely. I am consistently a student of his playing and singing, so thanks. I am also usually happy with how Healey appears to have given a band the required space, particularly in a live context, if you know what I mean.

He was Amazing ,,,,,RIP Jeff......Show'em how to pick up there ! Jeff fought cancer all his life., He lost his sight as a child from it... I think he had a few bought with it,. it was cancer that took him.. very sad.

jeff was out of this world,one of the better renditions of this song that i have heard.jeff was truely amazing,just goes to show how much we should thank god for what we have.And use our gifts for the better of man.

@santafecard saw a similar show, with the allmans and bb. dallas bluesfest. the guy ran around on stage like like an eastside crackhead. great show, little feat was not the same without lowell, but still awesome.

As someone who is visually impaired myself, a note on Jeff. He chose to play the way he did, it had nothing to do with his being someone who was blind, but rather a preference he had to play in this manner.

First time I was even aware of Jeff and his unique style of playing was when I saw him in my all time favorite movie, ROADHOUSE. Someone asked what key this is? It's in E on my little slide guitar.

Eye-cancer, since he was a child. It was his destiny, he was NEVER to survive it. but he got 40+ years. Most people with eye-cancer say goodbye a lot earlier. My very best and Rest In Peace, Jeff

love seeing him from the heart bobbing his head while playing this tune. even though I'm not blind still bobbing my head the same way from the heart on a very Kick A song!!!!!

i was fortunate enough to see him once in seattle at the ballard fire house in 2000, i will never forget it or him. His music will live forever, god bless you jeff

Rippin it up in fine style, ... he'll always have a special place in my music collection RIP Mr Healey over 2 years on, and I still can't quite beleive it.. :(

I had the privilege of seeing & meeting JH......took some amazing photos of a show he did at Terra Blues in Greenwich Village NY......RIP.......

amazing blues i am ten and i am addicted to this stuff R I P Jeff I just wish i could have gone to one of his concerts

Jeff was the Jam...he loved Jazz and Blues and played and sang them oh so well. RIP dude. You were da musical bomb.

Gonna miss mr Healy.... been away for a while and just found out he's no longer with us... 41 years old.... :(

Thank you for all your great music Jeff. Rest in peace my brother. Another gift from Canada to the world.

Look how excited he gets. Being blind, he is so open, and honest. He isn't performing. He is the music

Heaven done called another blues stringer back home...all these great names that i havent seen live..

the 6 minute mark gives me goosebumps every time..... LEGEND- been listening to him since i was a kid

He died 2008-03-02 from a cancer of retina (that's why he was blind).... We miss him...!

goodbye jeff mate i hope you see the light wherever you are, video is class by the way.

I did Know He Was Gone God Must Be Getting One Hell Of Jam On From Him At THIS Time

One of my favorite guitar players of all time. You rock man. RIP Jeff. 8(

Yes plenty of cream on. lol

I was more thinking sun hat :)

+John Fillbrook Yes slap wrist for me on that one but no close in stuff except the zawn and that is safe. Due to the slipway traveled as light as possible and forgot my helmet which sat on the passenger seat. Plenty of factor 30 though....:)

Not ALL pagans worship dark things sweetielearn more about the religionthat's why some split off into wicca

+Aly In Wonderland Paganism IS a black magic. Im Slavic pagan and its pretty dark

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