The Captains and The Kings - The Dubliners featuring Ronnie Drew
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- Опубліковано 15 бер 2024
- A satirical look at the British way of life. The song was written by Brendan Behan for his play - The Hostage. The song was first recorded by his brother Dominic Behan but the definitive recording is probably The Dubliners recording from their album Revolution. This video features Ronnie Drew on vocals and was filmed in 1979.
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A song from Ronnie on St Patrick’s day weekend, what a treat!
God we need more Irish folk music in this world. I'm glad to be a young enjoyer of the Dubliners. they have such good tunes!
What a glorious St. Patrick’s day weekend this is. We will never forget Ronnie!
I wish I could’ve seen him live yet alas I was born in ‘99 :(
Nice to see the young generation appreciating the great Ronnie Drew
What a joy to hear Ronnie & the boys again the best just love their music.i still remember seeing them live one of the shows I have ever been to just magic
Brilliant beyond words never c thelikes again tipp gs
Yes such a voice, you couldn't mistake! Still enjoy hearing their songs! Can't be bettered by anyone!!!!
There will only ever be one Ronnie Drew. Thanks for watching!
Outstanding amazing talented gentlemen singers, songwriters, and musicians. Real treat for St Patrick's Day. I could listen to the Dubliners every day or night. I am a mature lady. All various music, especially Irish older and young generation helps me with my mental health and emotional well-being issues. 0:40 ❤ from my hometown Derry Northern Ireland 🇮🇪 x ⚘️🌈🌎👏🙏
They’ll never be another voice like Ronnie’s.
That's for sure!
Well said there never will be 😊
The one and only, Ronnie Drew!! The voice of Ireland.
I love it❤
Zo mooi, hou van deze muziek !
I haven't heard this before..my entire lost😥
Superb song, makes a good point subtly.
Again a very awesome raw footage of Ronnie Drew. I saw it on a Facebookpage earlier together with 'The Town I Toved so Well. With that one to and mandolin piece, we have all the songs available of that part of the concert (first part is lost, I heard). 😢
Was there no speaking available before the song?
We want more! 😊
We'll keep searching and see what else we can find.
Ronnie was one of a few
List second half of the concert:
Whiskey in the Jar
Poor Paddy on the Railway
Donnegal Danny
The Captain and the Kings
Chief Oneill's Hornpipe/Cork Hornpipe/Dohorty's Reel
The Town I loved so Well
The Auld Triangle
The Band played Waltzing Mathilda
Weila Waila
Carrickfergus (Banjo)
Home boys, Home
☘🎶🎶🎶🖐😎👍
The voice of a very hoarse angel xxxx 😂😂😂
Stream song from an Irishman
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Why does it say 'featuring Ronnie Drew' ? Ronnie *was* a member of The Dubliners !
Maybe it was simply meaning that of all the Dubliners, he was the only one to sing on this song - no passing of the solo from one band member to another for each verse, and no chorus.
Daft question. Did Brendan Behan write the melody as well as the words, or does it use an older melody? I'm asking because the title music (written by Carl Davis) of the 1970s WWII documentary series "The World at War" uses a very similar theme. Who copied from whom?
Is that Luke Kelly on the right, with the banjo? It must have been recorded 40 years ago, then! May they all rest in peace and John Sheahan be in good health!
Yes it is Luke. It was filmed in 1979.
@@TheDublinersOfficial Thanks for the info, so it's 45 years old! Slainte! 🍻
@@TheDublinersOfficialI heard it was around the 8th or 18th of February 1980.
When you find out you're 2% Irish
When I was not born, my nana and grandad new Luke kelly, I was shocked that my dad did not tell me when I was 4 and now I am 10. RIP Luke kelly 🪦
looks a bit like Al Pacino
😂
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