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Bonus episode: Tunes that changed the Scene #1
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- 🎵 Welcome to "Tunes that Changed the Scene"! 🎵
In this brand-new series from the Made to Parade podcast, we dive deep into the tracks that have left an indelible mark on the parade music scene. Kicking things off, we bring you the historic first recording of the Blackskull Flute Band! 🥁🎶
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Blackscull changed the band scene for ever and still doing it
Children's love was a brilliant tune.
Scarborough Fair & If i could in 1980 played by Pride Of The Myle was another level of genius. Untouchable and played by a vast amount of bands from hearing Pride Of The Myle. A band well ahead of it's time back in the 80s. Nothing to touch them for me Glen from 1980 until 1990. I was gutted to hear they stopped marching.
Next tune up in the series is Scarborough fair!
This brings back schooldays memories and of scouring the Loyalist stall at markets for tapes.
The 'big' tapes of the mid late 80s that immediately spring to mind were:
Pride of The Myle 1 and Myles better. Between those tapes and Blackskull you could wonder how many Ulster bands were influenced by them?
Pride of The Village - Blood and Thunder probably one of the first tapes to come out?
Cloughfern Young Conquerors - Thunder and Lightning.
Glenmavis Sons of William. Everyone bought purely for THAT recording of The Great Escape alone.
Shankill Protestant Boys and Young Calvay Volunteers, the title of which now escapes me "HI DIDILEE DEE!!
this album still gets played in my car , never get bored of it 👍🏻
The tape that i couldnt stop listening to back then was the Pride of the Myles tape. At this present time i would highly recommend finding Motherwell Old Comrades on UA-cam. A couple of their old LP' s are uploaded and are superb.
The Myle are up next in the series - I have a Motherwell old comrades album digitised quality isn’t amazing though
I had a band tape when I was younger king William was on the cover side 1 had the young calvay and songs where on side 1 and side 2 think Albertbrige where on side 2 so wish I still had this 1
Enjoyed that throw back till the 80’s Glenn. Remember writing out the tunes and playing them in a mates garden. I guess, some bands lead, and some follow. They were definitely one of the bands that set the standards.
The Myles tapes , Glenmavis , the Skulls tapes.
Keep watching the series you won’t be disappointed
Keep up the great work lad
The Black Skull Glasgow really are the daddies certainly our side of the Irish Sea.
Keep up the great work
I remember the first time I saw the Skull. Early 90's in Scarva. Totally different in style and appearance to most of the other bands that day. They were fantastic. On other tunes I can think like this Black Beauty stands out, bands used to play it a lot, now it is rarely heard. Drumderg and Last of the Mohicans is another. Everyone was scrambling for the notes when they first started playing that one.
Running bear, on the haunting sounds of the newtownards protestant boys.
the black skull was the best band back in the 80#s and 90's when they were coming down the road u could tell the black skull was come 5 or 6 band back if i not mistaken there was only 10 and 3 side drumers
Enjoyed that Glenn. I dont think it had an effect on the band scene but my own band bringing in “Josey Wales” really opened my eyes to the posibilities of playing different types of tunes.
Glad you enjoyed the episode, and great to hear about your band bringing in tunes that helped expand your perspective on what was possible for bands to play.
Scarborough Fair
It’s on the list
@@MadetoParade cheers Glenn
@@robbiewright9145pride of the myle tune
I had the album which shows them marching in a blue uniform at a parade, the jig time i never heard any band play that before they set the standard in Glasgow and and still do.The skull and the Ycv were formed around the same time the calvay had a great tape out around 83.Ycv did march with the orange order when first formed then after a decade or more they stopped so we rarely saw them unless it was the Abod, another bands anniversary or in belfast.The skull are excellent coming out glasgow green at the boyne celebration they bounce up road with a swagger.The lord carson parade in london done by the Pride of the Rock is tremendous good band with tremendous discipline, the biggest compliment they got was from a ex grenadier guardsman on a anti Ulez demo who thought they were a military band.
I've never been in a band, just a fan, so can't really speak with authority. The Great Escape was a tune you would have heard regularly standing as a child on the Lisburn Rd in the early 70's. Black Skull certainly gave it a different perspective. The record that introduced me to more of a marching band style was "Marching with the Pride of Whitehill" from Bangor, which may have been even earlier.
Hi Alan, i did mention that other bands played it and that Ballyhalbert FORFB recorded it, although at that time I wouldn’t have been aware of it, as a 10/11 year old lad at the time I hadn’t heard too many bands playing it. After the Skull tape it seemed to be played by just about everyone. The pride of Whitehill recording would have been 1978 but I wouldn’t have known about it then.
A band I'm really struggling to find any online content on is a band my great grandfather was in called the wishaw purple heroes. Also a tune that id love to hear about is mud cabin purely as it was his tune and bands don't play it as much now and whenever a band passes that does play it always brings the family to tears
Hi all what about perhaps the best band of all Sharpshooters East Belfast
I’m sure they might make an appearance in the series at some point
Anything from the Skull. Also Mohicans Drumderg
I think you’ll be happy with the tunes that appear in the next episodes of this series