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Lankum - What Will We Do When We Have No Money? (Official Audio)
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2024
- Taken from the album 'Between the Earth and Sky', out now on Rough Trade Records: rtrecs.co/BTEAS
Lankum say: "We first heard this song from the great Dublin singer Barry Gleeson, who included it on his debut CD, Path across the Ocean (TERR CD001). Although many people have recorded it, all sources lead back to one Mary Delaney. Mary was an Irish Traveller
recorded in London in 1973 by collectors Jim Carroll and Pat Mackenzie, who speculated that it was a remake of the song ‘What Would You Do If You Married a Soldier’ to which it bears more than a passing resemblance. Mary can be heard singing this song, along with many others on the double CD From Puck to Appleby
(MTCD325-6)"
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This tune is an absolute work of genius, from the moment the Uileaan Pipes gasp into life.
Lankum. She sings like she was part of the pipes and how her phrasing echoes them.. and for four or five verses you wait for the harmony voices of the Pipes to resolve that chordal change your very blood knows is on its way.
I was listening to this in the car yesterday on a longish drive and when that chord change finally came I punched the air like a soccer hooligan!
I found this music randomly while searching for sounds I have not heard before. I just want you to know your comment resonates with me.
This track never fails to give me goosebumps. The drone is mesmerizing and the lead vocals are spot on. I love how the harmonic vocals at 2:39 and the minor drone changes at 3:19 lift the track to an entirely new level. Fucking masterpiece.
You can thank Mary Delaney Lord rest her
This instantly gripped me, and left me waiting to see my brothers of the past.I forget sometimes where I come from, and also question whether those old traditions are relevant in this modern age. This was one of those things that reminds me that yes, some old traditions are beneficial for the future.
Mary Delaney herself would have smiled to hear this.
What a wonderful performance of this song.
Me and this musical piece had a real moment the other day.. The sound ran straight through me! I was in total awe with tears rolling down.. Lankum, Thank you for that moment
Outstanding rendition of a song drenched in tradition. Drones and vocals woven brilliantly. Can't wait to play the new record.
This song is nothing less than totally stunning, it is haunting, it is beautiful, it is deeply sad, The vocals me a little of the very great Margaret Barry, It song could come from severay different counties, you could imagine a native Indin black hills of Decota USA, from the plains of outer Mongolia, by nomadic people in eastern Europe, by aborigines in the outback of Australia, parts of China and India to name but just a few.
Sung like it's Gaelic although it's English. Which is the highest compliment from myself! These guys agree with this Gael's ears. Suas e!
yeah, it sounds like Connemara Sean Nos but in English. A powerful effect.
Looking forward to hearing this, I saw them live in a tiny irish community centre back in the Lynched days. I'm still haunted by the song "Old man from over the sea"
Hauntingly beautiful...
I just heard this on the radio. Gorgeous.
Fuckin' masterpiece.....thank you Lankum, y'all are so beyond amazing, your Irish hearts sing to the diaspora.
I first heard this, on BBC/ radio 3/ late junction.
Pure majik
Absolutely beautiful song
ohh guys you make my life so happy. thats sounds make me travel in a magic world hahah. I love you!
simply perfect, I'm tearing up.
This is incredible! Goosebumps all over.
Very beautiful.
Beautiful. Love the art as well.
the only think beautiful is the art, the rest in my opinion is pretentious crap
i wasn't having a go its just my opinion. but i am not apologising for thinking this is shit because it is hardly even music and rough trade are gonna go under if they keep signing "sophisticated" indie cunts
(triggered) XD
harry drewitt Jfc how old are you? Lol
harry drewitt I've followed Rough Trade since it stated and even back then it got the same commentary from the likes of you. You contributed nothing here.
What will we do when we have no money?
Oh true lovers what will we do then?
Only hawk through the town for a hungry crown,
And we'll yodel it over again.
And what will we do if we marry a sailor?
Oh true lovers what will we do then?
Only sail on his ships and we'll play on his lips,
And we'll yodel it over again.
And what will we do if we marry a soldier?
Oh true lovers what will we do then?
Only handle his gun and we'll fight for the fun,
And we'll yodel it over again.
And what will we do if we marry a tinker?
Oh true lovers what will we do then?
Only mend a tin can and walk on with me man,
And we'll yodel it over again.
And what will we do if we have a young daughter?
Oh true lovers what will we do then?
Only throw her on our back and walk on for the craic,
And we'll yodel it over again.
So what will we do when we have no money?
Oh true lovers what will we do then?
Only hawk through the town for a hungry crown,
And we'll yodel it over again.
Stunning Song! Love this
Just saw these at bodega Nottingham , superb !
Beautiful picture and song,
. Xo
This version is pure class
Radie Peat slays. Always.
tellement pure! so pure !
Stunning.
A beautiful pace in this song👏👏
Gorgeous, powerful and so, so sad.
Great version
X factor will come and go! Somethings are eternal! 🙏🎶🇮🇪
Such a beautiful song !
Forking hell. What a absolutely brutal tune! I want to get in to a fight with a sheep. Bravo!
Reminds me of Liam Weldon - absolutely hauntingly beautiful. Gonna buy this album as a gift to myself
Brilliant!
Stunning 🙏🏼
Incredible.
masterpiece
And we all do it over again
"And we'll yodel it over again". Signed - Mr. Pedantic :p
Feel it in my chest x
Wonderful
So good
I love it.
song ain't my thing, but LOVE the album artwork!!!! Kudos to the artist!!!
has a hint of Sheila Stewart or Jeannie Robertson, nice stuff.
Sweet lad
After a few listens i might really love it
Well ??
Great stuff lads as usual
What the fuck is wrong with this comment section? Usually a modern take on traditional music is tasteless and crappy, but this band is far from it. It might not be your kind of thing, but cmon it really ain't shit. Those harmonies, those deep rumbling, breathy sounds of the accordion. It's as if the earth is rumbling, and the birds are singing. Not to mention what the lyrics mean to me, what hearing this music no longer be buried means to me, and surely to many others.
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Pitch Perfect.
Man of the moment Mick Lynch's nephews, apparently.
By the way - can anyone else hear the resemblance to the start of the Wicker Man here?
Uh, it is NOT annoying. Anything but.
What is the low rumbly bass sound that starts at the very beginning?
I think it’s a very low note on the uillean pipes. Possibly amplified in the studio.
@@michaelboylan17 thanks
NPR brought me here
Me too!
hi
Cfrmdabloxk was here
Nate
Nate lad
Go hiontach ar fad, ceol uaigneach...............
saw these lads playing in Dublin under the name Lynched. they're drawing heavily from the sombre and über political side of Irish trad music. some rly nice tunes on their first lp but they run the risk of becoming kinda gimmicky
i loved the first album but i think the new one is even better. i sort of know what you mean but i think they'll be alright
I am not sure I can understand the word gimmicky being used in this context. Seems they have emptied their pockets of tricks and are naked.
@@daverohs5369 I no longer share the views of me 2 years ago hahaha I love lankum now. I dont even know what i meant by gimmicky
Can't tell if this is great or just annoying
This is awful.