The Spinners - Manchester Rambler скачать видео бесплатно

Peak City Leeds

This sounds like my life! SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO beautiful and important a song.

Ian Berry

The Manchester Ramblers. We are still there you know. Rambling at least every Sunday (by Coach) and Wednesday (public transport). Older and fewer than we were. Every age and level of fitness catered for. this Sunday Edale, followed by Todmorden, Church Stretton, Holmfirth, Sedburgh. Rambling to the end of time. 

Barbara Collier

Played this at my beloved Wilfie's funeral,he was on the mass trespass of kinder,and apparently wrote two of the verses of the song!!!! It summed up his life beautifully,RIP WILF COLLIER,14/07/1923-29/12/2014 A TRULY UNIQUE LOVELY MAN. Your Barb xxx

TheLivingHeiromartyr

Should've got married ont moor!

Kieran Hill

haha cool i love this the spinners. reminds me of fishing with my dad.

LANZ THE DESTROYER

AWESOME !

Robert Rowe

Brings back lovely memories of the 1960s folk revival. Great days.

fergiewergie

Not come across midgies in Scotland though has Mr Rambler.

Steve V

inspirational. Wish I'd been able to see these guys live. Catches my enthusiasm for the outdoors too

Malc Cowle

It still makes me want to revisit Kinder. For the record the Mass Trespass was organised by the Manchester Sports Federation, an organisation founded by the Manchester and Salford Area of the Communist Party. Ewan MacColl was its Press Secretary and a member of the CPGB. The Rambler's Association was founded three years after the Mass Trespass and to a certain extent because of it. 

Curtis

after listening to this song multiple times, im now going to use all my excessive free time walking around.

AnandaLunaBlue

l just love it! too cute and joyful!

Konstantine Guruli

Thank you so much for this beautiful video and breathtaking pictures! Thank you

slickmicky54

Went to see the Spinners at the Free Trade Hall in Manchester with Sue Jesson from Macclesfield. Remember Mick from Derby?

Darius Walton

still better than justin beiber

uptheras

sounds like the tune to seth davy whiskey on a sunday

TV-94

they played this at me grandad's funeral, he was a true rambler/mountain climber from Manchester, so fitting for him! :)

barttheanorak

I've got MacColl's 83 version of the song but it doesn't have that verse about peat bogs. Wonder if it was a Spinners interpolation...

fluffysnakeful

this song is trollproof

Sale_Shark

Thanx For The Words To Sing-along With !!!