McAlpine's Fusiliers - The Ronnie Drew Group,{The Dubliners} скачать видео бесплатно


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McAlpine's Fusiliers sung by The Ronnie Drew Group, who later Changed their name to The Dubliners from a programme called "Ballad Session", {1963}

Bobby Lynch,{guitar} John Sheahan, {Whistle} Ronnie Drew,{guitar} Ciaran Bourke {whistle} Barney McKenna,{Banjo}.

Ronnie Drew died in St. Vincent's Hospital, Dublin on the 16th August 2008. God bless him, rest In Peace.

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10 years назад

Twin Chop

The Ronnie Drew Group

10 years назад

psychedelicpucho

More than likely they were already the Dubliners and not the "Ronnie Drew Group" by this point. This is a rare lineup of the group where Luke Kelly briefly left to study folk songs with Ewan MacColl and John Sheehan and Bobby Lynch joined. Lynch stayed a year and Sheehan never left.

10 years назад

irishelk

Fucking legends, all of them.

10 years назад

Banjo Ray

Effin legend..

11 years назад

hva faen skal jeg hete

The year is 1963 or 1964

11 years назад

Michael Dineen

I don't think we will ever again, have anyone like Ronnie Drew. He was a one off. His songs are badly needed these days. This is the earliest film that I have seen of him. His voice had such a hard texture, in the 60's, and early 70's.

11 years назад

Walter Gray

Nice one !!Thank you for sharing and thanks to sessnaxc for sending.

11 years назад

blake50785

The Pogues

11 years назад

grassfuse

The anthem of theNavvies who built Britain and a good part of the U.S.A. It reminds me of my still loved and missed "Gramps" who after 20 years of graft for Wimpey,was rewarded by a fall from a cheapest tender,piss poor job of a Scaffold which gave way and crippled him,He died 18 mths later and it took a further 3 years before my Nan saw a penny from good old George.My gramps never expected anything but his wage,and a glass or two after work,and never bitched about his fate once! R.I.P. Gramps!

11 years назад

malachy1847

Check out Luke Kelly...he's a legend

11 years назад

jcbairmaster73

Stupid bloody thing to say,Ireland's greatest export was people,such as John Laing,McAalpine,Murphy's,Shand's,Galliford,all these put money in peoples pockets to send home,to spend etc so why fuck them? No conscripts there,you worked for them by choice,in an industry known worldwide for being no fucking picnic.Think eh?

11 years назад

Sean Doherty

Was Ronnie Drew a Taig or Ulster Man? He sings the sash and Pody songs.

12 years назад

darrzo

This is in the 1962 episode of Reeling in the Years. That series doesn't have too many mistakes in it. So could it be 1962?

12 years назад

Jim Kennedy

We were all facinated by Morrison, but then my Dad born in 1912 turned me on to the Dubliners in 1990, and well my mind got changed for good.

12 years назад

haui61

that would be bob lynch

12 years назад

Tadhg Harrington

5 people havent worked a day in their lives :)

13 years назад

Michael Henry

Awsome!

13 years назад

princeofperiaByte

Who is the gentleman on the far left?

13 years назад

Charlie McD

Oh my, this is an old wan

13 years назад

fishermansfavorite27

God ronnies young in dis

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