Sublime is exactly ...( 5 months ago by GerryMATW)
Sublime is exactly right! I never get tired of this one.
(Borrheid - Renfrewshire, by any chance? I grew up in Auchenback.)
Aye, just off the ...( 5 months ago by borrheid)
Aye, just off the Paisley Road, went to St John's...
first heard Paul ...( 5 months ago by clarebannerman)
first heard Paul sing this lovely ballad almost thirty years ago. Still sounds as good as ever.
Absolutely unique ...( 5 months ago by jaqmart)
Absolutely unique rendition - the fusion of voice melody and playing puts this right off the scale - but did he ever get the credit, apart from fellow musicians who just stand in awe?.
Good to hear, but ...( 5 months ago by TownCoote)
Good to hear, but easy on the "to be sure to be sure(s)". I've never hears anyone say that apart from Yanks with a Darby O'Gill vision of Ireland.
This is more Anti ...( 5 months ago by corkboy2)
This is more Anti Crown than anti war, and with
due respect, for their was rumblings of revolt in Irelands green isle, at this time in history, make no mistake, any Irishman conscripted or volunteering saw it not as a opportunity to fight the on-slaught of the hun tryany, but rather to gain valuable military training for their own fight in history.
i have never heard ...( 5 months ago by jesuswearshoops)
i have never heard of paul brady before i saw this and i can honestly say after listening to it I have no idea why I havent, he is very very good
The best paul Brady ...( 4 months ago by maraismarin99)
The best paul Brady version of this on youtube is the one from 1977....features more amazing guitar work, and his voice back then was thru the roof!!
..when we were ...( 4 months ago by XJR666)
..when we were soldiers..
Array( 4 months ago by manatthewindow)
Borrheid -
St.John's - me too! 1965-71.
Aye...'77-'81, via ...( 4 months ago by borrheid)
Aye...'77-'81, via St Peter's in Glenburn..
fair play to you ...( 3 months ago by piagulf)
fair play to you Paul- the true definition of a great Irish singer songwriter !Walked down memory lane with this one - Keeping the tradtion alive - top stuff :D
one of the best ...( 3 months ago by jimylannagh)
one of the best songs I ever heard and, by the way, he is the only man in the world who can sing 'Homes of Donegal'.
Wow. He still owns ...( 3 months ago by Susq15)
Wow. He still owns this song.
WHAT MORE CAN YOU ...( 3 months ago by blackeconomics)
WHAT MORE CAN YOU ASK?
We Take Great ...( 2 months ago by corkboy2)
We Take Great Delight in Our Own Country !
What have you got to say about that John Bull.
Go fight the Wars of your own making yourself!
its actually 'we ...( 2 months ago by dergbey)
its actually 'we take great delight in our own company'
I hope you are not ...( 2 months ago by corkboy2)
I hope you are not saying that we have a case of kissing cousins here???
oh not at all im ...( 2 months ago by dergbey)
oh not at all im just sayin thats the words although i do notice that in this version he does say country but if you watch the Arthur McBride - Paul Brady 1977 version it says company
The first time we ...( 2 months ago by jaqmart)
The first time we heard this version in the mid-seventies we couldn't believe the magnificent guitar arrangement - we already knew the voice could soar like no one else - pure majic.
that is THE worst ...( 2 months ago by bennie777)
that is THE worst version of that song I've ever heard. though I'm used to Planxty and pub versions.
F*** U( 1 month ago by Baruc23450951)
F*** U
Array( 1 month ago by lanetemple)
lanetemple,
Thank you, Paul Brady!! That's a MASTERPIECE...nuff said.
Paul Brady is a ...( 4 weeks ago by LaEnchiladita)
(Borrheid - Renfrewshire, by any chance? I grew up in Auchenback.)
St.John's - me too! 1965-71.
Thank you, Paul Brady!! That's a MASTERPIECE...nuff said.