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Longford is bursting with musical talent, and the above video of Brendan Kelly singing 'Let It Be', with a full band, is proof of that.
Brendan recorded his version of the song and posted it on his own Facebook page back in September, and it has been getting a lot of feedback ever since, with over 34 thousand views to date.
"As a result of all the requests and comments from the piano version of 'Let It Be', we have decided to do a full band live version of the song. Hope you enjoy," Brendan said in his Facebook post.
The video was produced at The Vibes Studio by Brendan's "good friend" Leo
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