Get this right round everyone here..I,m in a mood,so everyone who clicks on to this magnificent number,get out your mood..I feel a million dollors now...
By fuck music works...Lukey ,you caught me as a child through my father,and you,ll get me as an oul man...Great guns Luke
Luke sure could sing. There's more emotion in one line of this song sung by Kelly then there is in all of every modern style songs put together. This is very moving, me not even being an Irishman, (nor has any in my family (that I know of)). This is inspiring to me, and should be to any one who hears it.
akeep comin back te hear this wan ... ime seein the smoke filled bar..me swayin all oer the place....sum oul doll gien me an eatin,an everybody shushhhin hur!
Even though I'm a Man Utd fan I love the scousers, great bunch of folk, I'm Irish meself and they remind me of us, good people who'd give ye the shirt off their back if it would help, although I won't wander through the city with a Man U jersey on anytime soon lol :) I've always found that the further north ya go in England the more sound the people get hehe.
this has been said probably thousands of times on youtube, but really no words can describe the emotion that comes from this; it really is the best thing on youtube.your whole channel is great and thanks for this. if i was drunk i'd probably cry :)
Love Luke Kelly. My grandad went to work in Liverpool in the 40s for a few years before going to America in 47. Unlike the fellow in this song, he wasn't the least bit sad to see it go!
Timeless. Love to see Luke and The Dubs in Liverpool again. Was at a lovely show 'One Night in Istanbul' in The The Empire theatre the other night and an actor sang this at the bar after the show. A timeless classic.
at 40 years of age, i've seen and heard some great music.... but luke kelly and the dubliners are by far... pure joy... you could do more wrong than invest in a dubliners greatest hits cd! god bless!
what passion! what diction! what memories he left us! gone at 43 years --way too young! ahh well its not about the number of steps he took but the footprints he left behind. thanks Luke
I saw him hree times alive 1983 or something, I think he was not well at that time but his singin was still amazing. And what a stage presens... Ithink we were all a little afraid of him.
Well, consider: The Panama Canal opened in 1915, and the Transcontinental RR in 1869. The Irish potato famine coincided with the California gold rush of 1849, at which time the only land routes to California were across an alkali desert followed by 12,000 foot mountains with no roads and only a few treacherous passes. People died trying to get there. So if the song dates from that time, then a seaman would certainly opt for the sea route.
Luke was a poet, trobadour, geniuis, died too young, 43, Luke obviously knew the deep connections between Liverpool and Ireland, it's where most Irish settled after the famine turning it into the most Irish city in England, look at its influence, McCartney,Lennon, J Larkin, Carrager,McGovern,T P O'Connor-all of Irish origin, Luke knew this and fair play to him, go raibth, slan go foil Luke
Your right! Luke sang from the heart and the great Ronnie sang from his boots and heart too. But Luke is unsurpassed....I've given strict instructions that Luke is to be played at my funeral... at least eight songs.
I shall certainly not argue against the greatness of Luke Kelley ( I don't want Ireland invading Texas to find me ). But I always like to give Ronnie his due. If anyone could be a capable replacement for Luke, it was Ronnie. Salute to both.
@ttbrcvts Liverpool was the one of the main departure point for Irish immigrants to North America, especially to Boston and Canada. For people from the east and midlands of Ireland Liverpool was the international port. Go from Dublin port or Dun Laoghaire to Liverpool and then the world. Once you left Liverpool there was no return.
This is really a great song, sung with a lot of feeling. It reminds me of my early childhood in January 1960. My family didn't leave Liverpool then but got on a ship in Bremerhaven heading for Australia. Quite a long journey, longer than to the USA. What grieved me was leaving my grandparents. It's my song!
there are other versions of this song by other people, I can't listen to them anymore after listening to Luke. in fact I have difficulty listening to any other singers at all, after hearing Luke...
So who can say which is Ireland's greatest contribution to this wonderful genre of folk music, the Dubliners with Luke Kelley or the Clancy Brothers with Tommy Makem? I think I'll just flip a coin and hope it lands on the edge.
A mighty tune for a mighty voice. Long live Luke Kelly. There's not a one that is up to par. In such an odd world these days...a clear-cut voice is just what the world needs.
I agree with pestlett. This is the best version i have ever heard. I am used to hearing it in a much more upbeat tempo, but this beats all versions I have heard. Thanks, kellyoneill.
This is the best version I've ever heard; the best lyrically as well. :) Thanks Kelly O'Neil for re-introducing me to Luke Kelly, I've heard his voice 100 times before at my Nan and Granddad's when I was younger and his voice stuck with me, but I never knew his name. Thank you a thousand times over for re-introducing me to Luke Kelly and my Past.
Was that at the Floral Hall at Southport. I was there and it was amazing. Still remember the crowd "participation". There was probably a few scousers in that night !!
saw him and them in Southport, about 1979, he started the song, then sat down and listened to the crowd , who sung in a very low hushed voice , a hymn, it still raises the hairs on the back of my neck, powerfull indeed, thanks
There are so many versions of this song and none come even close to this. Luke just raises the roof. Listen to the reaction of the crowd at the end. They know greatness when they hear it. I always felt that Luke almost NEEDED to sing to survive. It was that important to him. And God, could he sing !!!
Drank with him one nite, he was a pisser, referrered to me as a "culchie bollox" but with that grin on his face. We sang late into the nite, He died six months later a huge loss but a blessing to folk and ballad music worldwilde, to quote the song " we're glad you passed this way"
My Dad took me to see The Dubliners when I was 6 years old!
Needless to say, they Blew me away! I know all their songs off by heart, to sing and play,and they hold very happy memories for me, my Dad is no longer with us, like Luke Kelly.
i am just cryin while itype ohhhhhhh kelly where are you now? and thanks a million for this song whoever let us to hear kellys songs....it is so beautifull to hear his old songs and te instruments and just all....thank you from laslo in tasmania
I have two big regrets in my life firstly I wish I had drank more whisky when it was cheaper and secondly I wish I had seen this great group and heard the the iconic signature voice of Luke live
I NEVER LISTEN TO THIS SONG JUST ONCE.
AT LEAST 8 TO TEN TIMES WILL SATISFY ME.
INDYOSKARS 1 month ago
3 DISLIKES
should read
3 TONE-DEAFS !
INDYOSKARS 1 month ago
I JIST LUV DIS OLE SONG MATIES !
INDYOSKARS 1 month ago
sunday morning luke playing and a drink. thats my take on mass.
declanjahern 1 month ago
Get this right round everyone here..I,m in a mood,so everyone who clicks on to this magnificent number,get out your mood..I feel a million dollors now...
By fuck music works...Lukey ,you caught me as a child through my father,and you,ll get me as an oul man...Great guns Luke
FreedomSaoirse 2 months ago
kelly. am i still barred? I promise i will be good, i have 2 kids now and i am settled.....
polmaccaba01 4 months ago
@polmaccaba01 lol Sorry I have no idea who you are
kellyoneill 4 months ago
oh my god i was in the dumps till luke prooved once again he was a legend what a voice x factor my arse thats god given talent
PETERJOHNPAULMCGUINN 4 months ago
@Jadeclarkxxxx Id been waiting for a voice like this all my life...Luke took my ears' virginity'!
joeygsmom 5 months ago
@Jadeclarkxxxx
bobthebass72 5 months ago
go on liverpool
TheZOMBIE1012 7 months ago
He was some man for one man
tony10396861 7 months ago
Luke was one of the best!
I miss him and his singing.
Ah...But, he's in better place...singing with the angels.
BoudiccaBlanc 7 months ago 3
@BoudiccaBlanc More like putting the angels to shame :D
RyanLFC86 4 months ago
@RyanLFC86 :)
BoudiccaBlanc 4 months ago
Takes a DUB to tell ya! Ha allow, come on then!
polmaccaba01 8 months ago
Luke was and is a legend and had the ability to get the most from any
ballad let it be Irish English Scotch Welsh or American .
Thank God for Ewan Mcoll also he wrote some amazing ballads and Luke
got the most from them
stakenet 9 months ago 2
We have been robbed-of a supremely talented man.
TZEITEL10 11 months ago
Love you Luke you are amazing !!
Muriel xxx
REDLEN308GTB 11 months ago
Luke sure could sing. There's more emotion in one line of this song sung by Kelly then there is in all of every modern style songs put together. This is very moving, me not even being an Irishman, (nor has any in my family (that I know of)). This is inspiring to me, and should be to any one who hears it.
sinjin480 1 year ago 2
go ead luke !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!emotion lar ya were a beast lar god bleess ya coyb
davylar1 1 year ago
to have gone to ONE of Luke Kelly's concerts = priceless
to anyone who did see the man sing, I hope you recognise how lucky you are
this music will never die
agger2 1 year ago 3
@agger2 Hi i am only 10, so never saw him, but my Mum did when she was a girl, and has told me how great he was. :o)
diffendar 11 months ago 7
Leagents
callumisdename 1 year ago
I would love to know what 2 gobshites disliked this song more than likely 2 huns
titch69p 1 year ago
@titch69p Some people have no taste-they are the Simon Cowell generation.
TZEITEL10 1 year ago
@titch69p
am whit u wud call a hun and love thid song
dcarroll1005 11 months ago
@titch69p
am whit u wud call a hun and love this song
dcarroll1005 11 months ago
Who are ye Kellyoneill..........iad know but yer worth yer weight in Gold !
TheDiarmaidable 1 year ago
akeep comin back te hear this wan ... ime seein the smoke filled bar..me swayin all oer the place....sum oul doll gien me an eatin,an everybody shushhhin hur!
TheDiarmaidable 1 year ago
Pure magic baws ...
TheDiarmaidable 1 year ago
Even though I'm a Man Utd fan I love the scousers, great bunch of folk, I'm Irish meself and they remind me of us, good people who'd give ye the shirt off their back if it would help, although I won't wander through the city with a Man U jersey on anytime soon lol :) I've always found that the further north ya go in England the more sound the people get hehe.
orbcon 1 year ago 5
this has been said probably thousands of times on youtube, but really no words can describe the emotion that comes from this; it really is the best thing on youtube.your whole channel is great and thanks for this. if i was drunk i'd probably cry :)
maitiudeburca 1 year ago 22
@maitiudeburca :) Thanking you x
kellyoneill 1 year ago
This is probably my favourite song by Luke.
Great channel "kellyoneill" subscribing to it was definately one of my better ideas!!
ojohn87 1 year ago
great backing vocals by ciaran
cov8876 1 year ago
@612franklin it looks like it, you must be from Liverpool !
63frankie 1 year ago
Love Luke Kelly. My grandad went to work in Liverpool in the 40s for a few years before going to America in 47. Unlike the fellow in this song, he wasn't the least bit sad to see it go!
Tlax13 1 year ago
Liverpool is the capital of Irland for sure !
63frankie 1 year ago 3
@63frankie 612franklin here. are we somehow related?
612franklin 1 year ago
I have listened to this song a thousand times and it never fails to thrill me.....thank you Luke and the Dubs...
schiple 1 year ago
@schiple I will always have a place for this group in my heart.
joeygsmom 1 year ago
@joeygsmom absolutely joeygsmom me too, always, always...
schiple 1 year ago
@capprah yes, sure its ronnie, but its also ciaran in the background.i like to hear the luke-songs with my headphone and with them you can hear it.
MsDodo117 1 year ago 4
Acould burry twenty pints listenin te this !!!
conlaoch2011 1 year ago 2
Timeless. Love to see Luke and The Dubs in Liverpool again. Was at a lovely show 'One Night in Istanbul' in The The Empire theatre the other night and an actor sang this at the bar after the show. A timeless classic.
TheMerseyBoy 1 year ago
never forgotten roonie and luke xxx
SuperPaulrose 1 year ago 2
i love the second voice in chorus, think its ciaran?
MsDodo117 1 year ago
@MsDodo117 its Ronnie surely
capprah 1 year ago
great rendition. In the chorus we also hear the deep bass voice of the great Ronnie Drew (RIP)
exile1985 1 year ago 2
No words can describe how good this is.
cosmicarbiteroftaste 1 year ago 13
Saw them at local club in the 60s, best live act and musicians l ever heard, just brilliant, luke kelly,s voice wonderful.
auntyl6549 1 year ago 5
My father and his friend back in 1978 where "guards" in a pub in sneek, netherlands.
They have meet them personally
jorissander 2 years ago
Barney on the banjo is just fantastic.
patrickspoint 2 years ago 2
at 40 years of age, i've seen and heard some great music.... but luke kelly and the dubliners are by far... pure joy... you could do more wrong than invest in a dubliners greatest hits cd! god bless!
buttersdourish 2 years ago 11
Ronnie in the chorus sends a shiver down the spine. He Luke and Liam Clancy must be having some singsong above.
aftermath842 2 years ago 4
@aftermath842 My thoughts exactly my friend!!..A folk session in heaven!!!...God Bless Them.
paul6j7o 2 years ago 2
Luke Kelly ist einzigartig. Was ist ein Künstler!
Gaudd 2 years ago 3
great song
StephenKeogh100 2 years ago
Would put a lump in your throat. Rip luke(Legend)
evojagged 2 years ago 5
Keiner wird dieses Lied wieder so singen wie Luke. Das geht unter die Haut.
Phantastisch!
poguematane 2 years ago 2
what passion! what diction! what memories he left us! gone at 43 years --way too young! ahh well its not about the number of steps he took but the footprints he left behind. thanks Luke
spudseamus 2 years ago 10
mighty song
conbhui 2 years ago
I saw him hree times alive 1983 or something, I think he was not well at that time but his singin was still amazing. And what a stage presens... Ithink we were all a little afraid of him.
jukka1956 2 years ago
Did I get this song right? Would someone try for the West coast of America around Cape Horn instead of going across the Atlantic to America??
How stupid!
drogoscg1 2 years ago
Well, consider: The Panama Canal opened in 1915, and the Transcontinental RR in 1869. The Irish potato famine coincided with the California gold rush of 1849, at which time the only land routes to California were across an alkali desert followed by 12,000 foot mountains with no roads and only a few treacherous passes. People died trying to get there. So if the song dates from that time, then a seaman would certainly opt for the sea route.
BC25citizen 2 years ago
no ur stupid lik it ony a song dont take it to heart boi and a v.good song at dat
aidan627 2 years ago
Who says literacy rates are plummeting amongst the youth of today? Clearly not!
dlbcanuck 2 years ago
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dlbcanuck 2 years ago
There was no overland route at the time so the only way to get goods to and from the west coat to Europe was as the song says.
AbuAvital 2 years ago
Brilliant vocalist, and it saddens me that I'll never be able to witness him live now.
NRHSuicide 2 years ago 10
All their songs with Luke were recorded live (i believe), what you heard is what you got, quality.
ScotlandMarco 2 years ago 8
could listen to this forever....Luke is sublime..
schiple 2 years ago 8
iam back again to listen brill
marky53 2 years ago 5
Luke was a poet, trobadour, geniuis, died too young, 43, Luke obviously knew the deep connections between Liverpool and Ireland, it's where most Irish settled after the famine turning it into the most Irish city in England, look at its influence, McCartney,Lennon, J Larkin, Carrager,McGovern,T P O'Connor-all of Irish origin, Luke knew this and fair play to him, go raibth, slan go foil Luke
MrMarcusirish 2 years ago 61
and me I've got more root's to Ireland than any other country and it think of it as my home the emerald island
loveliverpool78 2 years ago 7
@MrMarcusirish
F**k off! Since when was Liverpool in England? I always thought it was that wee bit of Sassenach that was always Eireannach!
God bless all of us, and no hate towards the English either, we're better than that!
TheSoulboy90 1 year ago 4
@MrMarcusirish Thanks, and Thanks Again
612franklin 1 year ago
@MrMarcusirish Honest to god man I couldn't have put that better! Go raibh maith agat
RyanLFC86 3 months ago
Ah now what a tune F***ing brilliant haha
Gannon181 2 years ago 9
great stuff
marky53 2 years ago 5
Seamus O'Watts
Luke's rendering of "Leaving of Liverpool" is totally unsurpassed. It brings a tear to eye of all Scousers and Irish alike
akgwatts 2 years ago 9
must agree
marky53 2 years ago 3
Its the feeling he is able to convey, wonderful singer never anyone better!
joeygsmom 2 years ago 9
Seamus O'Watts
Your right! Luke sang from the heart and the great Ronnie sang from his boots and heart too. But Luke is unsurpassed....I've given strict instructions that Luke is to be played at my funeral... at least eight songs.
akgwatts 2 years ago 5
I shall certainly not argue against the greatness of Luke Kelley ( I don't want Ireland invading Texas to find me ). But I always like to give Ronnie his due. If anyone could be a capable replacement for Luke, it was Ronnie. Salute to both.
Rikki0 2 years ago
And rest in peace, gentlemen. We miss you both.
Rikki0 2 years ago 2
Hate to tell you, my friend - but Liverpool is in England!
ttbrcvts 2 years ago
it might be in england but it has, is , and always be an irish city -my friend, nil satis nisi optimum.
irishblue1878 2 years ago 3
I agree, except for the nil satis part!
ttbrcvts 2 years ago
@ttbrcvts Liverpool was the one of the main departure point for Irish immigrants to North America, especially to Boston and Canada. For people from the east and midlands of Ireland Liverpool was the international port. Go from Dublin port or Dun Laoghaire to Liverpool and then the world. Once you left Liverpool there was no return.
jarsonist 2 years ago 3
This is really a great song, sung with a lot of feeling. It reminds me of my early childhood in January 1960. My family didn't leave Liverpool then but got on a ship in Bremerhaven heading for Australia. Quite a long journey, longer than to the USA. What grieved me was leaving my grandparents. It's my song!
magmalin 2 years ago 5
The loss of Luke Kelly never goes away. He's irreplaceable.
gerryzzz 2 years ago 44
How true. He never will be replaced. He was a one-off as all great artists are. Slan, Luke, ta tu imithe ach ta do cheol againn go brach.
TheODubhthaigh 2 years ago 5
best singer they ever had
currypot1965 2 years ago 11
250 years of guinness,cheers luke your a legend r.i.p.
trimmerman71 2 years ago 4
Oh yes - Luke was really the greatest singer - and he is still !. I never heard a voice like his and I suggest I will never do. Farewell Luke !
MrAlex56 2 years ago 6
there are other versions of this song by other people, I can't listen to them anymore after listening to Luke. in fact I have difficulty listening to any other singers at all, after hearing Luke...
schiple 2 years ago 9
amazinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
NatLang06 2 years ago
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MrAlex56 2 years ago
luke kelly a legend R.I.P luke
nalydennud 2 years ago 5
yep the dubliners werent interested in the bad side - they knew music could bring us all together.
billytrack 2 years ago 6
happy Paddy`s day one and all,,,,,,orange and green
setanta333 2 years ago 6
we will never hear the likes again.. R.I.P. Luke and Ronnie
beziersdude 2 years ago 9
wish i could play and sing as good but unfortunatly i cant but il carry on anyway
HEGANVIC 3 years ago 4
good man,sing on,express
setanta333 2 years ago
many thanks for your music / culture!
(from Hungary)
vagalac 3 years ago 5
thats nice to hear
christoir246 2 years ago
What a gift of a ballad voice..RIP Luke
Foxyarse2 3 years ago 4
As a scouser,this song sung by an Irish legend always brings a tear.God bless the emerald isle!
o0006471 3 years ago 30
Scouser myself,
Love this song,
you tried, i wish i was back in liverpool by luke ?
kellyoneill 3 years ago 4
thank u paddymc
paddymc02 3 years ago
true iriah legends, Luke Kelly and Ronnie Drew, R.I.P.
aglennane 3 years ago 6
beautuful-and if Im not mistaken I can hear Ciaran Bourke in the backround
joeygsmom 3 years ago 2
sorry I meant "beautiful", my hand was unsteadied by emotion lol
joeygsmom 3 years ago 3
lol...
MiskyBoyy 3 years ago
no ronnie drew
loplkiuhgtrfvde 3 years ago 2
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A very beautiful song, but would anyone do me the biggest favour by telling me the album that this song can be found? Thank you,
God Save the Queen.
DeathMetalScreamo 3 years ago
So who can say which is Ireland's greatest contribution to this wonderful genre of folk music, the Dubliners with Luke Kelley or the Clancy Brothers with Tommy Makem? I think I'll just flip a coin and hope it lands on the edge.
Rikki0 3 years ago
the best folk singer of all time. RIP TIOCFAIDH AR LA
McgivernIRA 3 years ago 16
No better than Luke! RIP
casperld 3 years ago 5
Great Song and Great Singer Brilliant Stuff.
sunnyjoe66 3 years ago 7
luke kelly was an absolute legend and there will never be another irsh trad singers like him again.rip luke
recfc1886 3 years ago 5
Beautiful diction, beautiful phrasing and Kelly's emotion.great version
apples091 3 years ago 4
ana mhaith ar fad
hanjobb 3 years ago
no...you can't top the dubs. Sláinte!!
geoffbradyband 3 years ago
Great Lyric Sung With Passion!
Timeless! Just Timeless!
Thank You Luke, Ronnie and Dubliner Tribe!
Great to Post This!
nickelsmine000 3 years ago 12
god rest hes sole
hatchintan 3 years ago 2
A great song sung my a great singer.
mostlybytrain 3 years ago 2
A great folk love song which echoes the seafaring traditions of my city.
Colgeor3 3 years ago 3
whats the name of the guy with the really low voice?
shoot me i know i should know this but ive forgotten his name
he did a guest vocal on flannigans ball by the dropkick murphys
i think its him thats been suffering throat cancer. i love his voice. my grandad sings similarly to him
also luke kellys voice is beautiful
liamduzrocks 3 years ago
ronnie drew?^^
mieserwixer 3 years ago
thnk you lol i feel so dirty for needing to be reminded of his name
liamduzrocks 3 years ago
the important thing is, that you remember his voice^^
mieserwixer 3 years ago 2
ah true
i love it
i think it compliments luke kellys perfectly
i dunno why but songs always sound so much sweeter sung with an irish accent lol
liamduzrocks 3 years ago 2
you cant top the dubs
mieserwixer 3 years ago 2
definately
irish music folk in generally is just awesome. theres nowhere near as much bullshit as there are in some other genres these days.
liamduzrocks 3 years ago 6
i think these songs give you a spcial feeling, other music styles cant do this
mieserwixer 3 years ago 6
I think that Tommy Makem equals them on his solo version of this ( - in the awful haircuts and Flares days)
jesscheckin 3 years ago
i beg 2 differ for kelly sings of experience he first met ronnie drew on his way back from liverpool
corrzer08 3 years ago
A mighty tune for a mighty voice. Long live Luke Kelly. There's not a one that is up to par. In such an odd world these days...a clear-cut voice is just what the world needs.
Slan agut agus beannacht de leat!
-Geoff Brady
geoffbradyband 3 years ago 3
I agree with pestlett. This is the best version i have ever heard. I am used to hearing it in a much more upbeat tempo, but this beats all versions I have heard. Thanks, kellyoneill.
mrmanhammer 3 years ago 4
What a voice simply beautiful the man is a legend.
goldenvision63 3 years ago 7
This is the best version I've ever heard; the best lyrically as well. :) Thanks Kelly O'Neil for re-introducing me to Luke Kelly, I've heard his voice 100 times before at my Nan and Granddad's when I was younger and his voice stuck with me, but I never knew his name. Thank you a thousand times over for re-introducing me to Luke Kelly and my Past.
pestlett 3 years ago 4
My Pleasure, :)
kellyoneill 3 years ago
there are no words to describe this voice...
Mashakur84 3 years ago 2
Just beautiful...one of my favorites. Luke Kelly is the master!
Stoltzfus 3 years ago 2
Brilliant 5 stars
howdofolks 3 years ago
LEGEND!
Liverpoolrebelno1 3 years ago
I'm a scouser so this song means alot to me!
RoyalBlueMersey 3 years ago 7
Same here, my mind trips back to this song every time I leave the Mersey and the people I love.
pestlett 3 years ago
Was that at the Floral Hall at Southport. I was there and it was amazing. Still remember the crowd "participation". There was probably a few scousers in that night !!
Lavandahead 3 years ago 2
" Luke just raises the roof"
Well said Dubb............amazing singing and passion ding that!
Regards from Spain
rodrigonavarrodiaz 3 years ago 2
saw him and them in Southport, about 1979, he started the song, then sat down and listened to the crowd , who sung in a very low hushed voice , a hymn, it still raises the hairs on the back of my neck, powerfull indeed, thanks
pjh1554 3 years ago 3
There are so many versions of this song and none come even close to this. Luke just raises the roof. Listen to the reaction of the crowd at the end. They know greatness when they hear it. I always felt that Luke almost NEEDED to sing to survive. It was that important to him. And God, could he sing !!!
dubb1995 3 years ago 7
Luke was a good skin.
madcapdeviltry 3 years ago 4
i dont give a fuck what any man says... you will never put the irish down!
declan1961 3 years ago 5
Wonderful Luke. Just wonderful. You are still unbeatable. Still the best of them all.
raphael2176 4 years ago 8
It does not get better then this. Thank you Luke.
raphael2176 4 years ago 6
Luke Kelly was the man!
apples091 4 years ago 6
pure class
Damotf 4 years ago 5
Einfach W U N D E R S C H Ö N !
Danke für die Einstellung :-)
KatiBerlinben 4 years ago 3
once saw him drunk in a pub in dublin and regret ever since deciding not to intrude cos he looked sad.the best.Draws the soul.
decroses 4 years ago 3
this is probably one of my favorite songs and luke does a great version like always
HaulAwayJoe 4 years ago 5
Pure Gold! That voice and the amazing banjo accompaniment from Barney. Makes your heart feel as though it is going to burst!
Now I want to cry!
parakarter 4 years ago 4
luke kelly was god proper dudliner
gegsey 4 years ago
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
atrudubliner
atrudubliner 4 years ago
Drank with him one nite, he was a pisser, referrered to me as a "culchie bollox" but with that grin on his face. We sang late into the nite, He died six months later a huge loss but a blessing to folk and ballad music worldwilde, to quote the song " we're glad you passed this way"
fcorb1 4 years ago 8
Jesus are you are the lucky one or what!
latium746 4 years ago 4
PURE BRILLIANCE
dref321 4 years ago 3
My Dad took me to see The Dubliners when I was 6 years old!
Needless to say, they Blew me away! I know all their songs off by heart, to sing and play,and they hold very happy memories for me, my Dad is no longer with us, like Luke Kelly.
diffendar 4 years ago 2
check out the pogues version of this, too...another great irish band...
clemep 4 years ago
I'm tryin 2 find a BAD luke kelly OR a Dubliners song!!! NOT EASY TRUST ME!!!!
ajd0711 4 years ago 3
Luke ur a legend who'll never be forgotten
DannyDee69 4 years ago
i am just cryin while itype ohhhhhhh kelly where are you now? and thanks a million for this song whoever let us to hear kellys songs....it is so beautifull to hear his old songs and te instruments and just all....thank you from laslo in tasmania
laslo1949 4 years ago
Straight to my favorites. GREAT SONG!
JMD0429 4 years ago
I have two big regrets in my life firstly I wish I had drank more whisky when it was cheaper and secondly I wish I had seen this great group and heard the the iconic signature voice of Luke live
dognducks 4 years ago 5![]()