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  • Was in the audience with my girlfriend when this was recorded 1968/69 ,still have the L.P.. in perfect condition.Brings back happy memories,I asked her to marry me on the way home, we have now been wed for 42 years.Thank you for posting this.

  • The Corries?!? Not a chance, sorry. It may be a Scottish song but no Scot (or anyone for that matter) will ever sing this song like Luke. Makes the hairs stand on the back of my neck.... every time.

  • @cormaccrawley I do like the Corries. but this is nearly orgasmic ;-)

  • I still prefer the COrries version of Peggy Gordon, to Luke Kelly's version and although Luke does his best he is no match for the Corries version of this song.

  • Great vesion of this song

  • BONNIE BONNIE SONG! LOVE IT!!! :)

  • love it.

  • Luke = god

  • luke sounded the same live as from a recording studio where they can make singers sound better than they really are, but luke never needed help from that department.

  • My Dad drank with these lads back in the day and he had the upmost respect for Luke.

  • Do we all have a peggy somewhere in our past? Know the sentiments.

  • @bongojago we do and some not far enough in the past.

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  • brilliant his voice is at its best here

  • j'ai retrouvé cette chanson ...

    comme c'était magnifique dans les pubs de Dublin...

  • I love to hear this old and rare recordings where we can enjoy hearing Luke Kelly introducing the song.

    For me the songs became closer.

  • Super voice bravo !

  • The song they played before this one was

    McAlpine's Fusiliers, sung by Ronnie. The album Live at the Royal Albert Hal is still available on e-Bay. Both on LP and CD. Have a look!

    Kind regards from Holland.

  • I cannot feel bad when I listen to Luke sing, thanks for sharing your talent with us darlin!

    XOXO

  • what year was this concert in?

  • 1969 at Albert Hall ...LONDRES!!

  • dam u luke for leaving us to soon

  • Wow ...One of the most moving songs I've ever heard.

  • class brings me back 30yrs

  • Absolute magic.

  • Very nice Dubliners, and Luke kelly.Good banjo playing.

    Jo Sparkes

    Norfolk

    4/1/2009

  • was about to comment but i think i'll stay quiet and listen again . magnificent!

  • Sang it like a man.

  • a manly man! grrrrrrrrr

  • folk music at its best, by the best.

  • Oh Luke, you were the best.

  • Excellent Peggy Gordon..how did I miss this?

  • Agreed!!!

  • pure fantastic

  • I keep coming back to this one, once you hear this you'll never forget it

  • My Da, God rest him used to sing this song . This song has a special place in my heart as does his memory . Thks for posting this fine song .

  • Luke Kelly's wailing voice on Peggy Gordon gives me the shivers. I love this song, and I just keep on finding wonderful interpretatons like this one and newfiefiddler's.

  • that was 1st class loved this so much 5 big massive stars to yaa love and hugs wee deborah sha sha xoxo ireland

  • cracking song,the way only Luke can. one of my favourites. another great posting.

  • moves me to tears

  • That's it...i've heard enough...Luke Kelly is god of Irish Music.

    I love how the best music can make a person cry, try listening to any version of con ti partiro and not feeling something! Same feeling different tune here.

  • Magnifique et intemporel.

  • Wow! - does that not make your hair stand on end? Sung the way the song is meant to be sung - so much passion and feeling in that voice of Luke's.

    Love it!

  • Aye a gem !

  • Never heard this Luke introduction before. Great song. Great picture also.

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