The Dubliners - Peggy Gordon video free download
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Duration: 03:27
Uploaded: 2007/12/03
brilliant song by the master himself
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9 years ago
Eric Webster
Brilliant as usual from the late Luke9 years ago
richok4
Turns a song to movie with his voice luke Kelly no1 10 years ago
Mark Pooley
i cant believe u are gone luky r i p luky10 years ago
Norman Longstaff
Oh Luke What a singer you were. I forgot all about this song for 30 years. How nice to hear it again. 10 years ago
Desi Corcoran
Irish Ballads (this one originally Canadian) were invented for Luke and vice versa. Every song he sang is the definitive verson, the rest just pale copies10 years ago
Jamie Corrigan
GREATEST LIVE SHOWS EVER! THE DUBLINERS LEGEND!!!!!!!!10 years ago
thedelta88
play me that haunting air you spread for me this fine morning! I am from America and I say to all my brothers and sisters across the waters that I did put my head to a cask of brandy. It was my fancy, I do declare!11 years ago
Blacksquareable
I like this. An upbeat version really suits this.11 years ago
Jim OConnor
Taken from us much too soon. Love you Luke!11 years ago
Teddyb1939
Nice,for christs sake [if I can say that] this is gigantic stuff indeed Luke Kelly is Magic,by the way I also like The Corries11 years ago
mark sheekey
Heard this when i was a kid it still has amazing truth and emotion ;woman problems and the dream o ftrue love all combined in a masterpiece of truth:12 years ago
Pavementchaser
fuck scottish so am i, but this is the BEST12 years ago
kevin04scotland
Scots n' Irish forever!! I'm a Scot and I prefer the Corries version (of course) but this is a nice version. CELTIC forever xx12 years ago
Ravbo1
@devans471 impossible for all singers to make a better version of this wonderful song - Luke was the best and lucky for us that we still can listen to hes performance13 years ago
cormaccrawley
@throttlejockey77 Truth be told it's more likely scottish...comes from Nova Scotia which was colonised by Scottish who are believed to have bought the song with them!13 years ago
CrazyInsanelikeafox
@mymakushla I always thought it was an Irish song, but I could be wrong. I remember this when I was a baby (I'm 42 now). Let's call it a traditional CELTIC song, eh?13 years ago
TheMerseyBoy
tremendous stuff - thanks for putting this up, gives me goose-pimples does luke's voice13 years ago
Glyn Roberts
@devans471 Well said.13 years ago
sbmufc
cant beat luke but have a look at the version by 'deidre bonner and malachi'. unbelievable13 years ago
sthubbins1
It's a grand song where ever it's fromRelated Videos
