The Band Played Walting Maitlda - Clancy Brothers and Robbie O'Connell [16/22]

[rapare02]

never saw a concert or, before, a video. i thought i had heard all the Clancy and Makem music. Oh Where have the laddies gone & why'd yeah leave us. I sorrow at your passing and joy to having found your legacy. Sing on, Sing on!! Yet grieve I for the day I'll to join the angels to list once more your iconic sound.!

[timhately09]

Don't get me wrong, still a bloody good version. I heard Eric Bogle sing this in the early 70s when I appeared at the same folk venue in Sydney. John Currie, another early folkie, made it a hit on the radio. I am now pushing 70 and still singing it at pubs and clubs. Thanks for replying.

[mrsbonniemoore]

Wow... :-o

[saoirse2011]

the best version by far .

[timhately09]

@saoirse2011 Do yourself a favor and get hold of Eric Bogle's version, he wrote it. The original and still the best.

[saoirse2011]

@timhately09

We will have to agree to disagree, but the best of luck to you and yours.

[rhoderaider1227]

My God you would think Liam lost his legs....He sang this song like no other has....OUTSTANDING!!!

[OneKewpie]

Liam Clancy sings a haunting song like no one else can. What a talent!

~OneKewpie~

[buddhamaster69]

wow, ive heard quite a few versions of this song, but his vacant stare and the emotion in the voice make it for me!

[usinoz]

Brilliant.

God bless those who did, and those who now serve .

[jguem]

Powerful

[AliceHastie313]

Love this!