im amazed these drums where never used in war , the sound is scary as hell . to hear that coming towards you would frighten the devil himself .

but there is a melody, listen with your heart and you can hear it, your ears only hear noise, your heart hears everything.

Amazing, I loved when Richard did the beggar man ,beautiful! I could have gone another 30 minutes listening to that. The tipper is a big snare with bass punch, all in one.

i have fond memories of playing the lambeg in the 70s

cheers for the upload, fantastic video.

Seems like a great hobby and tradition. Hard for me to understand it like without a melody, maybe they would go well with the GHP. They have plenty volume.good video thanks for posting.

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@ProfileP246

3 жыл бұрын

Will do.

Were could I buy a Fife and what price to the range from ?

@funwithflags7506

3 жыл бұрын

Type fife into Google

The Sam Houston drum on this video at 9:37 is currently for sale on Ebay, by me, the owner. www.ebay.com/itm/Lambeg-Drum-with-Sam-Houston-Texas-Texian-Ulster-Scots-Loyal-Orange-Order-/182209343895?ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT.

I am looking for a Lambeg that was my Grandfathers Thomas James Harvey born Cookstown he was a drummer /tuner and possibly builder My father Thomas Fredrick Harvey born Ballymoney tells me stories of traveling with my grandfather around the county's with my grandfather and my father plays a mixed rhythm and style from all the county's i would love to get my father one of his fathers drums i will message again with some of the drum names possibly someone has seen one at a match

@robcrawford9657

3 жыл бұрын

did you ever find the drum?

its progressive

The drum says "LOL". LMAO!!

@sabretooth5404

6 жыл бұрын

Shallibodhran it does, but in this case it stands for loyalist orange lodge

@williamgrafton4111

5 жыл бұрын

@@sabretooth5404 You're close but it's actually Loyal Orange Lodge. :)