You can't play instruments when your hand is on a capstan bar, nor can you croon into the wind- pure poetry itself! I like it - it's real - many thanks BB
@wishmaster200 Yeah, the singing performance here is not great (read my notes, it's not expected to be). But if you've some other source for the proper versions as documented by Stan Hugill, let me know. Most other versions are just copies of what revival bands sang when they "wrecked" the historical forms. I am demonstrating how the HISTORICAL versions actually went. If a better singer can come along and do that, then I will be happy. Until then, mine serves as an example of how the song goes.
Put up or shut up. Let's hear you re-create the traditional sea shanty from Stan Hugill's collection. And NOT a "cover-version" of the neo-Irish revival bands.
Yup, your right! The text I'm working with had the more rare "dungaree." The truth is tho, I had the two choices, and decided I liked "dungaree" better, only because when I imagine railroad workers, that is what they're wearing!
Hi, I don't think Luke Kelly ever sang this version! This is a sea chantey version, in a chantey style. Luke Kelly's is a stage-y entertainment version, based probably on his predecessors in the new Irish "folk" revival genre (e.g. the Clancy Brothers).
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You can't play instruments when your hand is on a capstan bar, nor can you croon into the wind- pure poetry itself! I like it - it's real - many thanks BB
bozboorer 1 year ago
STOP POSTING THESE VIDEOS U ARE WRECKING THEM U STUPID YANK
wishmaster200 1 year ago
@wishmaster200 Yeah, the singing performance here is not great (read my notes, it's not expected to be). But if you've some other source for the proper versions as documented by Stan Hugill, let me know. Most other versions are just copies of what revival bands sang when they "wrecked" the historical forms. I am demonstrating how the HISTORICAL versions actually went. If a better singer can come along and do that, then I will be happy. Until then, mine serves as an example of how the song goes.
hultonclint 1 year ago
Um Yea? Um? Where's the music? Um Um um um...IDK what to say now...........Who sang this?
Toontown348 1 year ago
@Toontown348 What music? You can't play instruments when your hand is on a capstan bar, nor can you croon into the wind.
hultonclint 1 year ago
dude you broke my windows with this music
wildguy108 1 year ago
I think you need to drink a few Guinesses before sing'in this song.I know I couldn't sing it without a couple of pints.
jpolacchi 2 years ago
INTERESTING COLLECTION OF PICS.
tipp1959 2 years ago
Actually a brilliant version from old ol ireland here.
malad1 2 years ago
you've just murdered this song.. stupid twat!!
seafortha 2 years ago
Put up or shut up. Let's hear you re-create the traditional sea shanty from Stan Hugill's collection. And NOT a "cover-version" of the neo-Irish revival bands.
hultonclint 2 years ago
well if i did, i'm sure i'd do a better job than this shit..
seafortha 2 years ago
And if I flew into outer space, I'm sure I'd fuck a Martian.
hultonclint 2 years ago
haha no really pal, you're not that good!!
seafortha 2 years ago
Excellent! Another one i do know! Paddy used to gan ta the Folk Club but noo he doesn't gan nee more!
philipsmovies 2 years ago
ha ha! nice dialect writin', too
hultonclint 2 years ago
One of the group members in "The Gallent sons of Erin" is my godfather!!!
rumpleteazerstar 2 years ago
Cool! You should learn some songs from him! take care
hultonclint 2 years ago
I've heard it most sung using "corduroy britches" the dungaree version here is the first I've heard using that version. Nifty.
just2w4tch 3 years ago
Yup, your right! The text I'm working with had the more rare "dungaree." The truth is tho, I had the two choices, and decided I liked "dungaree" better, only because when I imagine railroad workers, that is what they're wearing!
hultonclint 3 years ago
Shane MacGowan>you. Sorry.
IfanSaer 3 years ago
It will be great to hear him sing *this* ~traditional~ chantey!
hultonclint 3 years ago
that was a absolute shit attempt of singing that song, poor luke kelly would roll in his grave if he heard that attempt
wishmaster200 3 years ago
Hi, I don't think Luke Kelly ever sang this version! This is a sea chantey version, in a chantey style. Luke Kelly's is a stage-y entertainment version, based probably on his predecessors in the new Irish "folk" revival genre (e.g. the Clancy Brothers).
hultonclint 3 years ago
Impressive.
RedKruzer 3 years ago
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hultonclint 3 years ago