Wolfstone - The Howl скачать видео бесплатно

oscamt

Wolfstone. The brain child of David Foster who hailed from the 1970s legends the super group Yes. He was the Bass Guitarist of Yes and wrote many of there early hits. Between Dave's huge talent and connections in the music industry along with his wife who had a successful career in advertising they hand picked a group of fine Scottish musicians and formed the celtic rock band Wolfstone and put them firmly on the map. Come on guys, on your web site give Dave the recognition he deserves and let your fans know the real and fascinating truth about this great man and the formation of this great band.

mikuśka wika

I ♥ wolfstone

kurt christiansen

wolfstone is great never forget the concert in haderslev in kløften and månen

astralaris

The song @ 3:00 is called "Morrison's Jig" or simply, "Morrison Jig" - the song is comprised of 3 songs, first up is "The Louis Reel," then "Morrison's Jig," and finally, "Shoe Polisher's Jig". :D

Alejandro Ferreiro

Try with "Morrison's Jig", a galician folk band plays it with that name

Zachary Hollen

Sorry, I recognize the tune. I picked up my whistle and found I can play it, but I have no idea what the name is.

HIGHLANDKING1

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Odracir R

whats the opening chords?

Jack Weaver

it's morrisons jig :)

Jackalofhighwater

It's just a basic melody for celtic music, like 12 bar blues in Rock N Roll.

Bottone Psicotico

it's a mashup made of morrion's jig, cooley's reel and toss the feathers

Keith Dolge

It's Morrison's Jig - traditionally a slip jig.

Midi Era

.....grandiosi!

Fergus Martin

Another great Wolfstone track for your edification.

FortOyer

Is it not Waterman's Jig?

theID2

this is good stuff.

wrurzka83

Perhaps you mean 'Toss the Feathers'? It kinda sounds familiar.

TieDyedSaoirse

Ummmm, Scott, wolves running through snow covered hills with pine trees, on a partly sunny day, shadow side of the hills right? Just checking; that's how I 'see' them. Just..no Stevie Nicks' "Landslide" there...sorry. don't slap even if I deserve it for that remark

TieDyedSaoirse

Okay, NOW, I'm jealous! I'd love to see them live! Closest I got was seeing the Battlefield Band eons ago.

TieDyedSaoirse

Wow! It is GREAT to see someone else posting who 'Sees' music! Sometimes I feel all alone in that department until I see a rerun of Disney's 'Fantasia'..tried to talk to my dad about it once, as a kid..you'd think I turned into a little green Vulcan in front of him to have seen his reaction. Go figure, it was my dad who taught me to love music, and to be able to 'get lost' in it, through his own intense love of music. Now, I'm certain that I could never live on a planet that had none at all.

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CELTIC - ROCK : WOLFSTONE : SCOTLAND.