The PoguestrA (feat. Jon Boden, Lou McMahon and Tren van Enckevort) - Fairytale Of New York
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- Опубліковано 16 гру 2020
- Fairytale Of New York (written by Shane MacGowan & Jem Finer) performed by The PoguestrA featuring Jon Boden, Lou McMahon and Tren van Enckevort (December 2020).
Keith Adams: Banjo (Ireland); Daniel Al-Ayoubi: Mandolin (Bonn, Germany); Moisés Álvarez Rodríguez: Ukulele (Madrid, Spain); Patrick Arnehall: Tenor Banjo, Vocals (Sweden); Jon Boden: Vocals (England); Juan Brown: Vocals (Shetland Islands); Scott Buhrmaster: Drums (Chicago, IL, USA); Brendan Burke: Tin Whistle (England): Brandon Caylor: Mando-Guitar (CaliforniA,USA); Helena Cooke: Flute (England); Derek Cryan: Vocals (Ireland); Chris Cunningham: Banjo, Bodhran (Indiana/USA); Stefan den Ouden: Piano (The Netherlands); Maxim De Kìnnjele: Mandolin (France); Tijl Delannoy: Vocals, Mandolin (Belgium); John Dunne: Vocals, Trumpet (England); Mary Ellenton: Vocals (Malvern, England); Leigh Fowler: Fiddle (Chicago, USA); Roy Geurts: Mandolin (The Netherlands); Chris Goddard: Fiddle (England); Matt Goddard: Drums (England); Glauco Guala: Drums (Italy); Heather Hale: Trumpet (Kentucky, USA); Robin Hiermer: Vocals (Germany); Jeff Ingarfield: Vocals (England); Kitty Ingarfield: Vocals (England); Dave Keating: Guitar, Vocals (Chicago, USA); Luuk Lenders: Low Whistle, Ocarina (The Netherlands); Heather Macleod: Harp, Vocals (Isle of Arran); Mattia Malusardi: Bouzouki (Italy); Vince Martini: Stand-Up Bass (California, USA); Matteo Zunino: Bass (Italy); Kevin McManamon: Mandolin (Dublin, Ireland); Lou McMahon: Vocals (Ireland); Sean McManamy: Vocals (Chicago, USA); Eddie "Hernandez" Moss: Sax (Bristol, England); Eamonn Mullarkey Jr: Vocals (Sligo, Ireland); Rick Nuttall: Vocals (England); John O’Donnell: Guitar, Banjo (Chicago, USA); David O’Donoghue: Vocals (Ireland); Lee Pantling: Piano (Leicester, England); Anthony Prater: Vocals (San Antonio, Texas/USA): Greg Roe: Octave Mandolin (Santa Cruz, California); Daniele Rubertelli: Accordion, Vocals (Italy); Scott Smith: Bass (Chicago, USA); Ron Spee: Fiddle (The Netherlands)
Greg Svitil: Piano (Washington, DC, USA); Paula Tansey: Concertina (Dublin, Ireland); Tom Tansey: Uileann Pipes (Dublin, Ireland); Mikael Tingsvik: Vocals (Sweden); Marcel van Bergen: Guitar, Washboard (The Netherlands); Tim van den Hombergh: Tin Whistle (The Netherlands); Tren van Enckevort: Accordion (The Netherlands); Erin Varley: Guitar, Vocals (Pennsylvania/USA); Derk Venema: Balalaika (The Netherlands); Paddy Vervoort: Vocals (The Netherlands); Michael Waidner: Concertina (Germany); Peter Walsh: Vocals (Boston, USA); Zac: Vocals (Italy).
10 days before Frits passed away, he spoke with me about the last performance with Poguestra. It is really sad that the last session came to late to participate, I’m sure he would be proud in all of you.....
R.I.P. Frits 🙏
Veel sterkte gewenst met dit verlies 🙏
i guess it's kind of randomly asking but does anyone know a good website to stream new tv shows online ?
@Skyler Ruben i use flixzone. You can find it on google =)
it's my favorite Christmas song, I have tears in my eyes...
Delighted to play a part on such a great cover with 70 other very talented people from 10 different countries. Love it 💚
Well done Derek my friend ❤️
Pure gold! A big hug from Italy
Guys, this is definitely the best cover version of one of the best christmas songs ever written. May you all have a merry christmas and a happy new year. May god bless you all.
Nahhh... they'd censor the best christmas song... so they by default cannot be the best... Just imagine being am 'artist" that censors the art they're covering because of SOME PEOPLES modern sensibilities... fucking poor show if you ask me.
Phenomenal! Long live the PoguestrA
Goose bumps
Bellissimo. Emozionante! Felice e grato di aver partecipato! Grazie mille! 💚💚💚
Bella da accapponare la pelle! È questa LA canzone di Natale, bella da togliere il fiato.
This channel is probably the best lockdown discovery.
Was great to be able to be a part of this! It came out wonderfully!
Amazing guys, god bless, hail hail
❤️
emocinante
RIP Frits. I know he would have loved to join you with this one too.
Fantastisch! Wat een mooi project en lichtpuntje tijdens deze vreemde tijden! Muziek verbroedert 🍀
The funny thing about the Southern Bogland trolls I come across on certain Brexit channels, is it forces me to actually learn more about the wonderful culture of Ireland and the history of the Gaelic in order to find material to mock them with. I love my little island and her colourful history and the little Ireland next to mine also.
Magnificent! Well done everyone. Count me in for next year!
En joy it great class jou found the way to bring the world together
Simply amazing! Love you guys
Well that's cheered me up! Wonderful stuff! Thanks x
And this give me goosebumps!!! Ive been a fan of The Pogues ever since and Shane Mcgowan's poetry married to a delightful music. These lads are also the reason why I enjoy being drunk at times. Cheers from the Philippines!!!
Wonderful, have a merry Christmas and a happy New Year!
Such a pleasure to perform with you guys, amazing job, well done XX
Thanks for joining us; you did a fantastic job of a difficult vocal 👍
@@ricknuttall897 Appreciate that :)
que hermoso....aguante the pogues genios
Fantastic!
Cheers cuz! Happy Christmas!
@@ricknuttall897 And you Rick
Awesome job as always. It is so fantastic that we can come together with a cell phone and an instrument and make such wonderful music together. Love being a part of this. Truly amazing work!
Fantastisch
Wow. Perfect Job. Real Christmas feeling.
Well done lads & lasses - a great version of the world’s best Christmas tune ever 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💚💚💚
Such a great project. Heard this song a thousand times before but it's so beautiful to hear and see it this way. Thank you all so much :-)
Absolutely superb
Wooow brilliant all of you, thanks a lot and Happy Christmas ❣️❣️❣️🍻
Very well done. Bravo. The young girl
throwing signs is most welcomed.
Well done the editing and the sound. Nice group of people together from many different countries. Merry Christmas!
One of the best song ever
Thanks guys for such an amazing cover! You just made me extremely happy after spending a week at the hospital. Hope to see many more covers from you guys 😍
I really enjoyed this! Thanks for all your hard work everybody!
Sick!
Hinnevèl! ♥️
Bravo!!❤
A great song! Happy Christmas and New Years! 🌞😎✌️🎅🏻🎄
So happy this is an italian project. Ciao belli, siete bravissimi!
👏👏🎶🎵
Words fail. This is so awesome!😌
You did an amazing job. I really enjoyed your cover. Hope Bon Jovi sees it. He can learn from you 😂😂😂
I love you guys. Hoping for more in 2021.
Happy Christmas and please stay safe ❤️
Widely shared on the Isle of Arran. A very inspirational version. Wishing you all the best . Graham Chappell, @arranlive
this is really lovely. People from different parts of the world, enjoying the song and well able to puck out the tunes. Heritage, tradition, craftsmanship and joy all rolled into one. Mo cheol thu, Shane! I'll have a pint
and they censored it, some nod to tradition there alight, lol
Great job people, it’s a shame that they had to change a lyric 💁♂️
Nollaig Chridheil dhuibh uile bastards Éireannach, meallta ri do shláinte mhath!
Who is the singer who appears at 2.49? She looks familiar but I can't match her name on the cast list
Killed it! Too bad you couldn't get Dylan to record a verse, he's doing nothing.
Hi Sean! Which Dylan, sorry?
@@thepoguestra6450 Brilliant!
Absolutely fantastic.......... but as lifelong Pogues fans, the same as me, yous should not have changed 'faggot' for 'braggard'. You've succumbed to the PC brigade. Shane would not change it if he sings it again (please God).
Hi Fr. McGreer, thanks for your comment. I take full responsibility for changing that word and I'm the only one to blame. This is a case where someone would have been disappointed in any case (with or without that word), and I expected some reactions from lifelong Pogues fans (as you and me). In the dilemma of the choice I decided to think about those people who might feel offended or discriminated, if any.
I can tell you that I even asked to some Pogues members which term to use and I was told that braggart was also used by Kirsty.
Anyway I'm glad you liked it and I trust you appreciate what this performance means to us.
All the best // Dan
WNHAT IS A RAGGERT?
Braggert?
Hi Chris! It's "braggart"
@@derkvenema9789 dont get pedantic with me
The lyric is "faggot" not "braggart", no need to censor art. Otherwise a fantastic collab.
Real Pogues fans would not have dropped 'faggot'. If Shane had the courage to write it you should have the courage to sing it.
Hi Johnny, thanks for your comment. As I replied to other comments, I take full responsibility for changing that word and I'm the only one to blame. Someone would have been disappointed in any case (with or without that word), and I expected some reactions from lifelong Pogues fans (I am one of them).
In the dilemma of the choice I decided to think about those people who might feel offended or discriminated, if any.
I feel a kind of devotion and absolute respect for songwriters, therefore I asked to some Pogues members if there was any term which we could use as an alternative and I was told that "braggart" was also used by Kirsty. I think this was a fair approach.
All the best // Dan
We hear so much about the f****t word that she says to him, but nothing is said about the vile things and names that he calls her? If you change her comment, why are you not compelled to change his comments? I say leave the lyrics alone. Terribly sexist.
Hi Dharlana, thanks for your comment. You actually propose an interesting question, which deserves a reply. I fully understand your point of view...and I might even agree with you to some extent. However, IMHO, the word f****t lies on a different "level" compared to other vile things and names, regardless to the gender of the person using those words. I believe that f****t is a word of the past. It's a term that in today culture is very much seen as a word of discrimination, although it's VERY CLEAR that when the song was written there was not any intention to offend anyone (this is taken for granted). It's a word that clashes with the culture of Inclusion and Diversity which is a key element of The PoguestrA. Regarding the other vile things and names, etc... we could debate if "scum bag" is worse than "old slut on junk", for sure is not a "fair" exchange of expressions between the two characters of the song. However I take full responsibility for the decision of substituting "f****t" with "braggart" (which, by the way, was also used by Kirsty sometimes when he sung it). So it take full responsibility if I disappointed you and other people.
Anyway, I trust you captured the main essence of our version and the special meaning that it has for all of us. All the best. Dan, Scum Bag and founder of The PoguestrA :-)
@@thepoguestra6450 You’re not a scumbag. You’re a freaking coward. The song should have been sung as written. Like the guy wrote below, a hard core Pogues fan would never have changed it. And so what if Kirsty sometimes used the word “braggart”. But most of the time she didn’t and sung the damn song as it was written. Really liked everything else that you’ve done up to his point. But I’m done.
I was about to make the same point. Thank you.
How would you respond to him, if you were her? Surely she was provoked and she couldn’t think of a word that rhymes with “bass hole.”
If you’re that easily offended, do yourself a favor and never go see the Broadway show “Hair.” You won’t last 5 minutes.
Ya, @@richardfamous6466 I know what you mean about Hair. I saw it 5 times in the late 1960's and early 70's. Not sure why you think a person would be offended, but ok. Guess I passed the 5 min mark. hahaha
Happy Christmas to you!