The rabble

**ASinclair** · 10th December 13, 08:04 AM

Originally Posted by Derek

Unfortunately a few had to drop out of this recording and some instruments obviously had to be left out, but hopefully they will be able to join us on the next batch in the new year.
The line up on this track is
O C Richard .. Pipes n Whistle
Be Da Veva .. Backing Vocal
The Offical Bren .. Drums ... and also my dear friend Jon who put some shared drums on too.
David Thorpe ... Bass
Elaine ... Vox n bit of Guitar (and friend Xen on fiddle who just wanted to join in).
Derek .. Keyboards and bit o vox on chorus.

Its still all work in progress ...

Iechyd Da

Derek

Wonderful, wonderful! I like this slower version of the song, as well. Great job!

**Andrews Son** · 10th December 13, 08:05 AM

That was amazing, sounded really impressive. Cant wait to see whats next for The Rabble.

**AFS1970** · 10th December 13, 09:41 AM

Very well done. I have heard two other pieces done with this method, neither one of them Celtic (although one was written by a Scot) so I kind of knew what to expect, but this one came out really well.

**usonian** · 10th December 13, 09:58 AM

Congrats and well done everyone! I was one of those drop-outs (just too much going on these last weeks) but I did hear the original vocal/keyboard track that everyone worked from, and like everyone else I'm blown away at the quality of the performances, recordings, and engineering.

**Holcombe Thomas** · 10th December 13, 10:06 AM

The good padre has summarized things perfectly. Wow! What a great present for all of us.

Thank you to all involved!

**Couper** · 10th December 13, 10:15 AM

Outstanding. I just shared a link on our newest Facebook page - and am trying to figure out if it can be embedded into a website (much as Youtube can).

**StevieR** · 10th December 13, 10:17 AM

Well done indeed. Absolutely terrific!!!

**WillowEstate** · 10th December 13, 11:18 AM

MAGIC! Well done to all involved for both the talent and mastery of the technology! Can't wait for the EP (I wonder what the equivalent of "Jonesing" is for Rabble music?).

**Rick Y** · 10th December 13, 11:24 AM

As one who is musically challenged, it has always seemed a bit of a mystery how such beauty could be created by mere mortals as we humans are. Now, after hearing this I conclude there is a large portion of magic involved. I could happily listen to music such as this all day. Well done to all involved.