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  • why did labour turn its back on us? its tory lite now

  • A lovely voice. The Rhondda is always RED.

  • My name is matt layzell. welsh born and raised! Proud to be welsh. They will have to drag me out of this place kicking and screaming!

  • Valley Welsh, and proud of it!

  • I know cos I was there, say no more.

  • Norht Wales born

    And Wales i always will be!

  • is the song all miners children ...a world now gone in the uk replaced ny skinny late,s and an uncertain future for far too many

  • GOG! Born uo north amongst slate and monutains But left ( I'r Gad !!) home one day lad nothing changes. people get older,mountains never change, I'll never change-no mater where i wake...

  • Maesteg boy born and raised and damned proud to be welsh

    CYMRU AM BYTH !!!!

  • Pontygwaith, born and bred and very proud.

  • i love this song !

  • Absolutely awesome song - Brecon Boy born and bred, living abroad and missing home - This song stirs me up!

  • What a great song. I come from near Bleanau ffestiniog and My father was a quarry man until recently. It wasn,t coal dust or coal dust but Granite that my father brought home in his lungs, and on his clothes and in his hair too. I now live in manchester and have been singing this song for 25 years. and when I do thats when the HIRAETH hits me. If your welsh you'll know what I mean Martin ap cornelius.

  • can anyone sel me a copy of this it is absolutly beuitful

  • go to amazon and tap in max boyce gratest hits.

  • I love this song, I was brought up with it, I'm from Mountain Ash and the men in the family worked in the pits, but years later I went to live in the Rhondda.

  • I remember as a kid staying with an Aunt near to Ponty. An old guy who was a fiend of my Aunt would take me for long walks up mountain Ash and tell me about the Welsh Saga's and sing Max Boyce songs. Happy Days,every thing was better then.

  • Thanks for posting this. This is a beautiful rendition which stirs up feelings of the first time I saw Max in the early 70's. However, as I recall, Max sang "They call it Rhondda Grey" whereas this version seems to say "It's a sort of Rhondda Grey" I think it has much less impact. Despite this reservation, great song and a great performance. Thanks again!

  • an i have a copy of this version

  • I'll have to be honest this does stir something within.

  • I always think of a retired collier I know when I hear this song, I'm the grandson of a welsh collier and a proud Welshman myself and this song really strikes a cord with me, must be in the blood.

  • CAN I BUY THIS VERSION

  • CAN I BUY THIS VERSION

  • I am singing this this song. It is a max boyce cover. To hear more, reply soon

  • fantastic any chance of getting a copy on cd

  • LOVE TO HEAR MORE

  • GREAT

  • This is great, thanks

  • 2 words - Bloody Fantastic!

  • that hit a soft spot thanks

  • i hav always loved this song you hav done a good job.its a very moving song both my grandfathers went underground at the age of 13 even tho its titled rhondda grey it appropriate to all othe mining valleys in south wales

  • Lovely rendition of the song.

  • Hi,

    I wondered where i could get the guitar chords for this song. I have looked at various places on the internet with no luck. Any suggestions.

  • I played it by ear, f# it is in, but throw a cappo on and play it in g. mess around with G F C.

  • THANKS

  • thank you for putting a video to this song...I have known Max (Boyce) for over 25 years and I always consider this as one of his best ever..has Max seen it yet? what did he think??

  • As far as i know Max has not seen it - you will have to show him. Its me singing the vocals, i have done a cover of the song that i put to the video. It is my grandad who worked underground in the Rhondda Valleys.

  • thanks for posting this...great to here this song...and so well done....i left my "tools on the bar in 1986"when they shut our pit down....hard but good days

  • Brilliant this. At times I thought it was Max himself singing it, and I can't think of any higher compliment. Keep it up and please release an album or at least a few singles.

  • wonderful

  • thanks for uploading this...proud to be from wales..

  • i left my heart in the green rhondda valleys about 15 years ago. Never thought they were grey though, spring awakening in wales is an experience i'll never forget : the light, the colours, peace

  • bloody great reminds me of the boys singing this in the rugby club

  • WHO SINGING THIS CAN U HELP

  • cool mate!

  • Shumi butty:)Brilliant! x

  • Excellent transition to a great Max Boyce song.

    Thanks for sharing it

  • One of the most gorgeous songs I have ever heard!

  • nice one mate i remember my gramp using that saying

    the tool are on the bar

  • Beautifully done.

  • awsome like

  • lovely mate

  • you from the rhondda mate?, what made you look at this video? reply. Matt

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