Steeleye Span - Hard Times Of Old England скачать видео бесплатно

Steve Morley

Not much has changed

Florian Tietgen

Neulich habe ich euch mit ihnen ins Bett geschickt, heute nutze ich sie als #Wachmacher Und hoffe, euer Tag ist erfolgreicher als der dort beschriebene ;)

borgduck

This song is no more jingoistic than "Born In The USA" was meant to be. Aristocracy & gardens in Kent contrast with children tolling in unsafe factory's for the best part of a day, large families cramped in filthy, single roomed flats, etc.

Maurizio Greco

Il nome Steeleye Span è tratto da una ballata del Lincolnshire Harkstow Grange, ... il sound, che ormai comprende robuste iniezioni di rock, a volte addirittura hard. ... ad altri progetti musicali e gli Steeleye Span diventano un gruppo part-time.

Mary Chris

*Hard Times of Old England - Steeleye Span*

abingdon66

I think The Stones tried to do this with "Salt of the Earth", but this is much better.

humptyflippingdumpty

I have now got to download this album. Thank you.....great stuff.

Htrae Nagap

what a great tune, proper foot stomper! My Mum and Dad loved Steeleye Span, Fairport Convention etc

Travels Beyond Downton Abbey

Interesting old photos of England, set to the song "Hard Times Of Old England" by Steeleye Span.

MusicMC1

Sorry my iPhone spell corrector is messing up. Anyway I just like to say please Maddy and the boys come back to the USA real soon especially NYC and Philly! thanks

MusicMC1

*one*

MusicMC1

Once of the greatest songs of all time by one of the greatest groups of all time. thank you for posting

thernbarbara Barbara

This is an 18th century folk song "brought up to date" by the folk-rock group Steeleye Span, who celebrated their 40th anniversary just a few years ago. They, along with Fairport Convention had a huge influence on popular English music - and, be extension, that in many other countries, despite their limited general appeal.from my friend David from England

Thomas Bryant

So poignant and true. I'll answer the question... The trade has been out-sourced and our industries have been sold down the river. Thanks Thatcher! and all the w@nkers who have followed... 

Jonathan Barker

I bought this album for my mum back in 1975, I loved this song and feel it should've been a hit, great photos of England, past & present

Igal Flint

Fantastic pictures and photographs. a true history lesson about what the british people had to go through

Juan José Arcos Srdanovic

This Group is amazing, i bought an used truck in Chile, that come from New Jersey. In the radio the Original Owner forgot a CD. of steele Span, thats Cd. has five month in the radio, and everytime that i travel i listen this Music. GREETINS FROM PUNTA ARENAS, CHILEAN PATAGONIA... TO AN EXCELENT BAND. PD. Ther pioners of Tierra del Fuego Was British people. Cheers. CHILE- PATAGONIA

kholmes39

Love love love this. Great slide show, too.

Peter M. Adamson

I always preferred this song and version to ''All Around My Hat'' - A better follow up could not have been found and it deserved to be a bigger hit. Then again I Can See For Miles by the Who should have been No 1 for 10 weeks.

Drew Beck

Wow! I hadn't heard this song since the 1970s. What a great find! Thanks for sharing it with us.

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