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The greatest finale ever. Why so few viewers? Thanks, kozmik1000, a true believer.

Liam takes some liberties with the lyrics but he has a fantastic voice and this is the definitive version of Ewan MacColl's great song.

Can't believe no-one has posted a comment on this great song, even if it was only uploaded six weeks ago. Thanks, kritaki, you

have at least one who appreciates it, hopefully lots more.

Merde, alors, je ne parle bien francais mais j'adore ce chanson.

The definitive version of this great song. Sorry it didn't work out for Ester and Abi, the most toothesome couple until Dollar came around.

J S Bach meets Brian Wilson: can you imagine that?

Believe the song was written by Ewan McColl and the town is Salford. Recommend Shoals of Herring if you like this, especially the Clancy Brothers' renditions, E McC is proof that you can write great songs but sometimes others sing them better.

I have few regrets in life but I'd loved to have been there. This must be the greatest finale to a concert ever.

Get outa my way.. love it. Thanks for uploading this.

Recommend Van the Man's version.

Don't much like the cartoon, but thanks for uploading the definitive version of this song. Damned shame there isn't a live version of this from when the bond were in their pomp.

Thank you, OneForEveryMood. Love this song, saw Emmylou play live on later with Jools Holland and believe there is footage of this performance out here somewhere. Jools is weird but love Emmylou.

Thank you, theloudhalo, I also have a pretty catholic taste in music, if I can say that without causing antagonism. Don't want the thought police on my case for being anti-anything - English, Catholic, Proddy or what the hell. You only have to think Enya, Dubliners, U2, Van the Man, Cranberries, ...

I was fortunate to see Jacques, Christian and Roland play at York in 1969. Absolutely brilliant, but the highlight was the icy, gallic stare when the English clapped after the first movement of Concerto Italien: should have known better.

New York, we're all with you at this time. What a song.

Remember when this was released on 5 x 5: Not sure I share the sentiments but a great song. Thanks gomperlan.

aqui no se habla espanol, pero gracias...

I don't give a **** what he's on, just enjoy it. Thank you maddermofo and mac.

Cale may be "off his tits" but he's still a far better musician than I'll ever be sober. Amazing what you can achieve with "three chords and attitude", best not to be judgmental. Love this song and the rest of the album.

Fabulous song but I prefer the Righteous Brothers or Joni's Chinese Cafe / Unchained Melody. have to agree with Robert.

"As idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean" - commend the original lyric from the rhyme of the ancient mariner (Coleridge) - forgive any mis-spelling.

Sebastian, one of the unsung heroes of the summer of love.

It's Blondie, but not as we know it , Jim. Still like it, though.

Surely no-one has ever described young love better. Been there, absolutely understand this. The floral allusions are brilliant.

Can I add one more like to this, please, 94Joecity? But don't be scared of being in a minority, sometimes the world needs us...

Love you, Joni, but Larry Klein was from Newark (anag). I don't believe anyone has ever made a woman's thoughts understandable to mere males. Really, really hope you've found happiness.

This is the Miles of Aisles version with Tom Scott & the LA Express at Wembley (?) . I was there,love it.

Duets don't get much better than this. First heard from a borrowed LP around 1983. Thought Stevie was doing the backing harmonies. Know better now Thank you Lori. xx