The Foggy Dew (Bagpipes) - The Snake Charmer 

It always did.dear lady!

It Is truly human song.all as one

We're all one people.human!united education we should all be

United not educated sorry@

Thank you very for this great rendition of the foggy Dew, its one of the best. We would await your trip to Ireland the home of the bag pipes.

Of Celtic heritage, ah, so you're n.American.

@@windmacher This is a ballad, oh well.

@@windmacher - Go away Troll.

listen to Sinead o Connors version mate

@@celticoverall Scots Irish? Traditionally known for liking rebel tunes. Bless.

Uhmn, the "Scots Irish" were a part of "Britania's Huns" referred to in this song

Thanks for this explanation.

1916 Irish revolution Had a impact on our Indian history as well Indian "Home rule movement" was inspired from 1916 Irish revolution

@@roxforlife007 Yep! The Indian Home Rule League even lifted their name from the Irish Home Rule League!

Not about WW1? The rebellion put us firmly on the side of "our gallant allies in Europe" and staked our claim to independence in the post WW1 shake-up of empires. Ukraine made its move at the end of WW1 but has suffered a "ground hog day" on the threshold of independence ever since. But whatever happens, Ukraine has many "rebel songs" which I'm sure the Snake Charmer could adapt for pipes and her beautiful voice.

@@ciarandoyle4349 Yes it's not about WW1. It is about the rising, plain and simple. While the rising was essentially facilitated by the English involvement in WW1 and the 1916 leaders were looking to have a german style of independence it's still a separate part of history. The song even pokes a bit at people who went to fight in WW1 and not fight for freedom. "Twas better to die 'neath that Irish sky. Than at Sulva or Sud-El-Bar", which is the only mention of WW1 in it.

Important context. Thank you 🙏🏽. *Éire go Brách* 🔥🇮🇪🤜🏽🤛

It was the General Post Office building that was destroyed in the Easter Rising. The Four Courts were destroyed at the beginning of the Irish Civil War (and the guns were on loan to the pro-Anglo-Irish Treaty faction of the IRA)

@@robertnewell4054 Erin go bragh indeed!

you are changing history. The fire in the Four Courts started in 1922 not 1916 and certainly not started by Royal Navy guns. It started during the Irish Civil war in the Battle of Dublin nothing to do with Britain or the Royal Navy

@@celticguy197531 W.Churchill offered a loan of British artillery for use by the National Army : a hell of a man of peace ! One more time in 39.

Thats true!

Love it thank you for uploading it

@@TheSnakeCharmer The Wolfe Tones have a great song about joining the British army, with a great line.....Love many, trust a few....and always paddle yer own canoe...very similar to William Shakespeare entreating us to...Never a lender or Borrower be.....peace and love from the wirral...E

@snipe69 British football chants started way back in Napoleonic days when Wellington, s troops taunted the French at Waterloo ...the film Waterloo briefly references this with a line from ...Boney was a warrior, John Francois....even though the actual song was written years later

Love that Rebel Irish spirit! Irish-Scots here.

Excellent comment mate! This particular track is the first time I heard the Snake Charmer sing, she has such a simple, fantastic and glorious voice and then when she gets the bagpipe out with absolute precision, attitude and wonder, Oh man she is so beautiful, I shed tears down my cheek honest more than once but now I am okay. She 'Heralded' it in my friend, that is War on a Global scale according to the Prophecies in Old & New Testament what else, but she is just an instrument or a singer but that's what they do because it had to be done! It is a warning for preparedness, aversion and victory basically !

Every thing is gonna be OK, I promise! 💪👁️

thank you!!

Thank you Peter🥰🥰

@@TheSnakeCharmer :))

The languages of northern india and the celtic languages are related with both being of indo-european origins. Both Ireland and India were seized by the british crown. Ireland was perhaps britain's first colony and just about it last. The Irish were as badly treated if not worst as were those of any other British colonies of the Americas, Asia or Africa. The Easter rebellion marked the beginning of the 20th century revolts against british colonialism. Huge numbers died of a British caused famine that force the Irish to migrate throughout the world.

woww thank youuu

Quite agree....as an Irishman I found it quite affecting.....Bravo indeed...

True that!

Thank youu

Thank you so much

That is such an awesome mashup! One of my very favorite artists is Madame Snake Charmer 🤘🏽

Yeah shipping up to Boston Metallica cover of enter sandman was how i found them!! I still listen to it even now they really rocked it

SAME!

Awww!! How sweet thank youu! Big hug🤗

Okay Ruhe

Thank you!!

And the instrument she's playing is pretty good too!

Aah yep take care :)

@@TheSnakeCharmer thank you.....E

Thank you

I love rebel songs I'm a rebel at heart 🇺🇲🇮🇪