JSD Band-Johnny O'Bradislee
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Agree with the last comment that this is a TOTALLY different recording of my favourite track off the album. Where`s it from? And Muff1804 - I`m jealous. Used to see them every time in Folkestone way back in the 70`s and the ENERGY of the music was beyond belief. Wish I had some live stuff to try to recapture those days. Great upload!
eavyumble 5 months ago
Cant say i've heard this version before! certainly not the one from the "Black Album" as shown.
T0pcat0704 5 months ago
Johnny O'Bradislee was my favourite track from all their albums.
I remember them belting it out at Motherwell Civic Centre about 40 years ago.
I converted the album to CD some years ago and still listen to it quite often.
Great tune and a great story.
Johnny O'Bradislee has a haunting quality about it and you can just imagine the King's men chasing the poacher through the woods and finally catching up with him.
Thanks for the upload
rogermcspodger 5 months ago
Thanks for this. I remember many nights living in the far north of Scotland listening to this album with some English friends of mine. Still sounds great!
bruffie 8 months ago
Use to see these back in the 70's at the Greyhound Fulam Palace Rd SW6
69rats 9 months ago
Brilliant. My big Cousin was in the band. I have never heard their recorded material before - however I did experience them live recently at a private family party around 4 years ago and they were awesome and can still cut it
muff1804 11 months ago