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1 month ago
THE BALLAD OF UNA STUBBS
What can you say about the eternal schoolgirl...we've loved her from the first time we saw her...I think it was on a milk advert in the 60's...this...
donwoodswirral • 1,342 views
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1 month ago
Farmers Weekly's Great Big Cat Hunt
They're out there, aren't they? Big cats are said to prowl the British countryside. Our intrepid team spends a night under canvas to hunt them down.
FarmersWeeklyVideo • 4,551 views
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I'm SURE these two numpties MEANT well but this really is 'How Not To See/Witness A Big Cat'......they [& ANYONE with a GENUINE INTEREST] should read Jim Corbett's wonderful books on Man Eaters of India. The whistling kettle 'takes the cake' in the Cakewalk!!!
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1 month ago
The Beast of Dartmoor? (as seen on Fact or Faked)
I spotted this animal while filming shots of Dartmoor for a video competition about 3 years ago.
It's definetely not a rabbit and it seems to boun...
BattleofZonchio • 184,522 views
biggerthanacadillac
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IF the vid is kosher I reiterate what I said here a long time ago...this COULD well be a LARGE feline [hybrid...lion/cougar/panther etc.] ..with a sheep KILL flung across its back, this being their method of securing their kills especially when alarmed as this one appears to be. I wish 'BofZ' wou...
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2 months ago
Louis Armstrong - West End Blues 1928
One of the masterpieces of early jazz! Enjoy...
CreteNick • 75,342 views
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This Cornet MASTERPIECE should SURELY have been sealed in the container & launched into space back in 1977 as by NOW we'd have had aliens on the line saying "Send more early Armstrong PLEASE!" [to paraphrase Steve Martin line re. Chuck Berry] Gordon Whitworth used to knock out a GOOD Tpt. 'immy' ...
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2 months ago
Gaudeamus Igitur - Mario Lanza
Gaudeamus Igitur sung by Mario Lanza, in the 1954 movie "The Student Prince".
You can see info about and a translation at:
jmingus • 323,267 views
biggerthanacadillac
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@RCFriedman Bl***y magnificent. Grit in my eyes. TRULY MUSIC with a capital A! Thanx 4 translation.
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2 months ago
Baker Street (full-length stereo with lyrics) ♫ Gerry Rafferty
Song: Baker Street
Vocals: Gerry Rafferty
[ UPDATE Jan 4, 2011: It's in the news that Gerry Rafferty passed away.]
--- You're going home now... ...
65Seasons • 262,568 views
biggerthanacadillac
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SURELY ONE of the GREATEST & most POWERFUL musical pieces 'ever'. GR was a GENIUS. As Billy Connoly says " I just knew lots of tunes [when Humblebumming way back] but Gerry was a TRUE musician.
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2 months ago
My Singing Bird - Gerry Rafferty
My Singing Bird by Gerry Rafferty from the album "Gerry Rafferty" (Visa, 1978).
APyleOfVinyl • 4,076 views
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Man was a genius...............pure solid gold GENIUS. Not said lightly either......am an old ex. pro muso who'd have given anything for a piece of GR's talent for music AND LYRICS. Say no more. RIP Gerry xxx
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2 months ago
Gaudete Steeleye Span
lyrics in both English and Latin
FavoriteTunes2009 • 4,810 views
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Rejoice Rejoice! That such an exquisite Carol can travel over 400 years [from Piae Cantiones c. 1580] and retain the POWER it has in these troubled times. And SS's supreme musicality ~ to sing this 'live' & 'get away with it' as they frequently did ~ really takes SOME doing. My eyes brim wheneve...
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2 months ago
Steeleye Span - 'Gaudete'
Video taken from the 'World Tour' 35th Anniversary DVD
ParkRecords • 187,748 views
biggerthanacadillac
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Come come! How you DO exaggerate re. 'Madogue'.......it's not fair to label them garbage and utter shite!!! Why! They.re NOTHING like THAT GOOD for God's Sake.
Just to clarify:~ Gaudete is/was composed for "Piae Cantiones" a collection of carols from the late 16th. century; it is NOT 'folk music...
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7 months ago
EDDIE COCHRAN - SOMETHIN ELSE
CHRIS123445 • 252,035 views
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There's a facet of ALL musicianship which seldom gets a mention these days & it's "ATTACK"..........Should any reader of this want to fully understand its true meaning within a musical context then they need merely to listen to Eddie Cockroach's "Sumptn' Else" and ALL will be revealed. Released i...
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8 months ago
Professor Stanley Unwin avertisles wordyprocessy. Deep joy.
Studionists of Unwinese rejoico! Professor Unwin his selfwise here apparates in advertibold for Amstrad Wordyprocessor (incidentihome my own person...
Applemask • 49,191 views
biggerthanacadillac
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Ah suprome joybold seeto Profuser Unwind in actuing.......so talenty an trickleymode the worseplay two. Novanever bee a sillyspeader like it and hispeech! Souperby anso mushroomy larfymake 'n joyouslodeit'n how. Awesummer too. Grateybode! Thanklee fourposter and how. Woundrously enjoineymust. Sta...
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8 months ago
stanley Baker interview part 1
Rare interview with the great stanley baker
erictheking97 • 5,723 views
biggerthanacadillac
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Came in on this YT at random & was reminded of SB's powerful persona. Read comments as one does & as a result feel rather ashamed to be a member of the human race ~ as I have frequently felt when reading many other YT comments ~ due to the staggering depths of verbal depravity/cowardice in anonym...
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8 months ago
Zulu
Movie of the Battle of Rorke's drift, ~150 British soldiers defending a mission station against ~4000 Zulus.
ColourSergeantBourne • 575,887 views
biggerthanacadillac
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Just ONE of the best films EVER made.........STILL grabs the heart strings even after almost 50 years & the umteenth viewing. Thespian perfection with but ONE exception:~ the AWFUL acting of that utter charlatan Michael Caine. To think that STILL a body of fervant fans think he MADE this epic fil...
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8 months ago
Bass Fishing From Torbay
A shore Bass Fishing session from Torbay
yakerbass • 20,742 views
biggerthanacadillac
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@KB7KB7KB7 It wasn't any Music that ruined a great vid....it was that horrific noise in the background which wasn't MUSIC at all, just a totally inappropriate effin row.
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8 months ago
Greenslade - Catalan
Music is from their album Live 2001 - the Full Edition
leftearmissing • 31,980 views
biggerthanacadillac
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@mythoughtfulchannel With respect I say forget the ambition angle....they played musicians' "clever-dickery" music & NOT populist dross. Regrettably it's ALWAYS been the same:~ 3 chord tricks sell! Even Beethoven learned that! Forget quality if you wanna get rich. It's not that the public ARE fic...
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8 months ago
Robbery with Violins - Steeleye Span
from the album 'Parcel of Rogues', 1973
such a freaking good piece of music, I was surprised no one had posted it yet
I own nothing here
coramunroe • 8,794 views
biggerthanacadillac
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Maddy ALMOST as good [LOLOLOL] as "Subo" the Unsqueezed Boil & chubby irish jockette who's already worth 18+ mi££ion thanx 2 mister cool Cowell already. Keep trying Maddy & one day Simon might discover you, God forbid.
42+ years of SES genius.........thankyou x 100000000
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8 months ago
The Coventry Carol - The Young Tradition
Rootsy-version of the traditional carol recorded by English folksters The Young Tradition (in the 70's, I think).
hauntyMc • 1,579 views
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8 months ago
Steeleye Span The weaver and the factory maid
Of a man getting caught in the switch from hand to steam weaving and losing his girl friend in the process. There was a great bitterness felt betwe...
jonasjar • 40,023 views
biggerthanacadillac
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@liesl20012 May I second [& THIRD !! ok.....even FOURTH] that!! I First heard Steeleyes c. 1972 & they STILL 'do it for Me'........what a great legacy they left, eh. Superb REAL musicianship.....SO unlike so much of today's shallow & talentless drivel. & YES.....Superb video.....SO.o m-o-v-i-n-...
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8 months ago
Peter Bellamy VHS Part Three : Two Sea Songs
Peter Bellamy performances from a very old VHS tape. The quality of the original isn't too much better than this camera copy; we hope better versio...
sabrinaeden • 1,279 views
biggerthanacadillac
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Elmer P. Bleaty......SUCH a sad loss. R.I.P. Pete. (& Royston) [Heather lives in OZ?xx]
'We' used to follow YT in '60's........quite unforgettable were those PB driven inspired performances..........wonderful & a PRIVILEGE to have seen & enjoyed them LIVE so many times. 'Now' they pay many dozens...
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8 months ago
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9 months ago
Lene Lovich - Lucky Number
Please don't mention the network or show's name in the Comments section to prevent this video from being found and deleted.
sniperforlife • 314,124 views
biggerthanacadillac
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Frivolous 3 chord nonsense like all THE VERY BEST 'pop' & much classical too..........fantastic, & ~ as Janice used to say to David Jacobs half a century & more ago ~ "Oi'll geev eet foive"!!! [& IF U remember that then U're a right old grunter....LOLoveOLenaOLovich]
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9 months ago
Linden Lea
#tab/sheet available# I humbly offer my arrangement of this very English piece: Originally a poem by 19th - century poet William Barnes, it was set...
ironmonger100 • 3,618 views
biggerthanacadillac
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Exquisite song, exquisite lyric all exquisitely played. William Barnes 'The Dorset Poet' [1801-1886] wrote LL as a poem in Dorset dialect in Nov. 1856 & it was RVW's first musical score in 1902.
My next-door-neighbour is Barnes' GGGGG grandson! He [WB] composed some glorious poetry.............a...
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9 months ago
Linden Lea on Anglo Concertina
Composed by Vaughan Williams and murdered by me! Still, a nice enough tune, which is heard too infrequently, in my opinion. The increase in tempo w...
squeezeboxmad • 901 views
biggerthanacadillac
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Very lovely. RVW put William Barnes' exquisite poem [in Dorset dialect] to music & like any genius turned genius into super-genius. "Within the woodlands flowery gladed by the oak tree's mossy moot, the shining grass blades timber shaded now do quiver underfoot; And birds do whistle overhead, & w...
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9 months ago
Tanker passing the Golden Gate Bridge Bridge
It was great to watch this beautiful ship (her color matched that of the bridge) slip beneath me into the ocean...her deck looked like a painted ci...
d2alex2000 • 4,005 views
biggerthanacadillac
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That is TRULY awesome to witness.................what a Wonderful World we're blest with. Thnx for posting.
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1 year ago
embankment near putney bridge...where reg christie was arrested 31st march 1953
it did say on wikipediea that he was arrested on the embankment near putney bridge, this is the only place that i could find....UPDATE 21/2/10....i...
donnylad73 • 814 views
biggerthanacadillac
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For what it's worth I was 10 when ~ on top deck of a bus going home to Roehampton with my mother ~ we WITNESSED JRHC's [post] arrest, with old Wolseley black police squad cars & clangy bells on top which whisked him away ahead of us to Putney Nik [up the high street on the left as I remember it]...
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1 year ago
Herga Folk singers - The Boars Head Carol
Singers from Herga Folk Club in Pinner, carol singing Dec '07
allstar060 • 2,556 views
biggerthanacadillac
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@ruthd7274 This is the 'original' "Holly & The Ivy" in strong 6/8 whereas later versions are in 3/4 and with a different melody over an entirely different chordal structure.
NOT the "Sans Day" either, this having been 'collected' by the Parson of St. Day in West Cornwall c. 1860 from the local Co...
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1 year ago
Sting - The Ballad of Mack the Knife
From the 3 penny Opera by Kurt Weil,
Broadway, 1989.
New4day • 55,723 views
biggerthanacadillac
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@msmousette I second this contributor's opinion wholeheartedly and from an apparently similar pro. angle. This is NOT a voice.....it's a ghastly parody of such, utterly devoid of ANY charm or interest. This is the voice of the drunk you [the band] humour on a Sat. eve. in the working men's clu...
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1 year ago
Joseph Schmidt - Una furtiva lagrima
What a magnificent trill at the end.
Pawelp • 166,083 views
biggerthanacadillac
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He passes my personal 'tear test' ..........I can't type coz I'm weeping at the sheer beauty...................................J. Christ help us all in this awful stark world of terrorism & deceit; gimme a mountain, a bunch of grapes, a sweet innocent maiden to represent ALL mankind's potential G...
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1 year ago
Placido Domingo - Una furtiva lagrima from L'Elisir d'amore
Domingo sings Una furtiva lagrima from L'Elisir d'amore
composed by Donizetti
Royal Opera House Orchestra conducted by Sir John Pritchard
napat14 • 248,101 views
biggerthanacadillac
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@jeanenila BUT....Please DO Hear Bjorling/Caruso/Villazon/Kraus......though 'Peaceful Sunday' takes SOME beating I readily admit. These G I A N T S [& others] are SO RARE & their dedication is beyond normal belief!!! ALL 'blessings from above' to a ~ sadly ~ l a r g e l y ungrateful world.
The...
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1 year ago
Jussi Bjorling - Che Gelida Manina
From Puccini's La Boheme. This is a live performance from 1938.
violinthief • 92,544 views
biggerthanacadillac
commented:
@libere AGREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE x 100000000000000000000
Terrifying talent/dedication/skill/diligence/ EVERYTHING~~~~~Never Bettered nor ever will be. Stop!
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1 year ago
Juan Diego Florez "Una furtiva lagrima"
From Donizetti's L'elisir d'amore. Teatro Cuyas Las Palmas. May 14, 2005
Onegin65 • 317,403 views
biggerthanacadillac
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@mactopolis "a very poor performance" "quite a few mistakes"....what kind of sad trainspotter are you? I suppose you'd the score before you as you bolstered your ego with a gratuitous criticism? AND! B4 U damn ME as a fan of this geezer who's defending him plz. bear in mind HE'S *N *E* W* to me;...
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1 year ago
Una furtiva lagrima: encore - Rolando Villazon (HD)
the encore of the aria, in the wiener staatsoper. on HD and with subtitles
heildirgunther • 36,717 views
biggerthanacadillac
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@MrStupidHead I'm in ABSOLUTE agreement with you...........I get So X at some YT comments, although I try NOT TO!!! This small 'young man' is a natural & will go on to great things....I apply my personal 'Tear Test':~ the voices that cause spontaneous tears which cannot be withheld.......& the...
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1 year ago
Una Furtiva Lagrima - Enrico Caruso 1904
Digitally remastered version of a recording from the 1st of February 1904 (room 826, Carnegie Hall, NY). You may want to look at my non-profit webs...
tomfroekjaer • 467,202 views
biggerthanacadillac
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My two-pennorth:~ "Let's stop 'argyfyin' about who's BEST:~ JeeeZus!!.....we're SO lucky to have SO many simply WONDROUS voices ~ both female & male ~ to interpret the exquisite works of the bygone genius~composers. EVERY single one does their utmost to beautify the great works to the BEST of the...
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1 year ago
Jussi Björling - E lucevan le stelle - 1937
Untouched, from 78 rpm recording. The real deal.
tranquillator • 9,339 views
biggerthanacadillac
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@troppofiato I second, third , fourth & fifth that wholeheartedly.......THE BEST surely? I am in tears as ever. No more to say.
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1 year ago
Dame Janet Baker - Schubert's "Who is Sylvia?"
Dame Janet Baker sings Schubert's Who is Sylvia? in English.
Murray Perahia, piano
Covent Garden.
Gabba02 • 34,281 views
biggerthanacadillac
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Good GOD...this is SO exquisite that it actually HURTS me to listen to such beauty of melody & voice. WONDERFUL x 1000000000
(SillyTillyWilly.........what a shame.)
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1 year ago
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf sings Schubert's "An Silvia" - LIVE!
Please enjoy!
Live at Ascona in 1967.
PopoliDiTessalia • 10,041 views
biggerthanacadillac
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Good GOD~~~~ what a simply beautiful voice.....the late & GREAT & beautiful Lizbet. Will always remember her wonderful masterclasses back in the nineteen eighties.
What wondrous gifts such trained 'proper' voices [to be found in abundance here on YT] bestow on the human race....thanks be to the G...
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1 year ago
Louis Armstrong - Danny Kaye
When the Saints
rockinhillbillies • 1,584,595 views
biggerthanacadillac
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100% Supreme genius at its VERY best. The impeccable timing/pitch/tongue twisting patter [oh so difficult to get right & maintain the swing] and all done without modern smoke & mirrors deceitful film trickery. Rarely was LDA upstaged but DK came close in this...........Pops' timing was unerring b...
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1 year ago
What's my Line? George Burns
What's my Line? George Burns
NorbertR33 • 29,374 views
biggerthanacadillac
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Nathan Birnbaum = George Burns = GENIUS of GENTLE Comedy. He worshipped his best pal Jack Benney and his beloved wife Gracie.
Born 20 Jan. 1896 Died 9 March 1996 RIP
(My two favourite quotes:~ "Sure I'm glad to be here! At 98 I'm glad to be ANYWHERE!".......&......."At my age [99] you don'...
@ 37-38 that's sally geeson NOT una stubbs