0:50 “Oh slack your horse”, cries George, “Come slack it for a while, for I think I see my father coming over yonder stile”. “Did you bring gold, did you bring silver to set me free? To keep my body from the cold gaol wall and my neck from the high gallows tree?” “I’ve no gold, I’ve no silver to set you free, but I have come for to see you hang, oh, hang upon the high gallows tree”. Oh, the prickle-holly bush, it pricks, it pricks, oh it pricks my heart full sore, and if ever I get out of the prickle-holly bush I’ll never get in there any more. (repeat for his mother and sister, then his sweetheart, who responds:) “I’ve brought gold, I’ve brought silver to set you free, For I’ve not come for to see you hang, oh, hang upon the high gallows tree”. Oh, the prickle-holly bush, it pricks, it pricks, oh it pricks my heart full sore, And now that I’m out of the prickle-holly bush I’ll never get in there any more. - Absolutely love it, best rendition ever, great job!
How does this man not have a few top 40s or famous as the sausages that are singing with no voice at all need to advertise his voice it's something else never heard anything like it
That's the Blood Harmony Tyler Coe: The Louvin Brothers: Running Wild There’s a thing called “blood harmony,” which is a term for how freakishly well some close family members are able to sing with each other, especially when they were born around the same time.
@@richardbromley5858 I just received the copy of the disc I purchased from Bandcamp. Turns out it's the first time my wife and daughter have ever seen international mail from the UK! We'll be back for the rest of your music ASAP!
They've a recording on the youtube channel Dunkirk Folk, with a video titled, "The Bromleys - Eggs and Marrowbone" Eggs and Marrowbone is a different name for Tippin it up to Nancy. Interestingly, sometimes it is also called "Old Woman from Wexford".
@@richardbromley5858 We want more of these! Even if it's just something like the setup for Kimbers mens' "Bamfield's John Vanden " with the three of you sat round a table with a Blue Yeti or whichever microphone in the middle. What event were these at anyway?
you folks hardly need the microphones. what a powerful set of voices!
0:50
“Oh slack your horse”, cries George,
“Come slack it for a while,
for I think I see my father coming
over yonder stile”.
“Did you bring gold,
did you bring silver to set me free?
To keep my body from the cold gaol wall
and my neck from the high gallows tree?”
“I’ve no gold,
I’ve no silver to set you free,
but I have come for to see you hang,
oh, hang upon the high gallows tree”.
Oh, the prickle-holly bush, it pricks, it pricks,
oh it pricks my heart full sore,
and if ever I get out of the prickle-holly bush
I’ll never get in there any more.
(repeat for his mother and sister, then his sweetheart, who responds:)
“I’ve brought gold,
I’ve brought silver to set you free,
For I’ve not come for to see you hang,
oh, hang upon the high gallows tree”.
Oh, the prickle-holly bush, it pricks, it pricks,
oh it pricks my heart full sore,
And now that I’m out of the prickle-holly bush
I’ll never get in there any more.
-
Absolutely love it, best rendition ever, great job!
absolutely beautiful voices each with a unique quality
I like how both father and daughter slip up at "for to keep my body from the cold jail wall"
Wow this is literally the perfect harmony. Father is low, son is mid, daughter is high.
How does this man not have a few top 40s or famous as the sausages that are singing with no voice at all need to advertise his voice it's something else never heard anything like it
that's some pretty fantastic intermingling of voices
That's the Blood Harmony
Tyler Coe: The Louvin Brothers: Running Wild
There’s a thing called “blood harmony,” which is a term for how freakishly well some close family members are able to sing with each other, especially when they were born around the same time.
I can't get enough of this
There's one bass coming through one side of the headphones and the second bass in the other phone.
Synchronicity working wonders.
Finally found your group!
You three are incredible.
I heard a beer can crack open!
Just stumbled upon this, Just unbelievable voices so beautiful! You have a new fan.
Such a beautiful song, beautifully performed
That was EXCELLENT!
majestic
Lovely!
Thank you for sharing this with us Richard!
Amazing
Wow this is great. Id love to buy an album
Ditto. Just spent fifteen minutes crawling through Spotify on the off chance to no avail.
Caleb Smith the guy on the far right is part of Kimber’s Men which does have albums and songs on Spotify
The big baritone is John Bromley of "The Bromleys" and "Kimber's Men". I have found more under Kimber's Men than anywhere else.
We're on bandcamp with our ep. Download or physical copy.
@@richardbromley5858 I just received the copy of the disc I purchased from Bandcamp. Turns out it's the first time my wife and daughter have ever seen international mail from the UK! We'll be back for the rest of your music ASAP!
Amazing!!
Your dad (John?) has an incredible voice!
Can you put the video of Tippin it up to Nancy back on You Tube. It was the best version I have ever heard
They've a recording on the youtube channel Dunkirk Folk, with a video titled, "The Bromleys - Eggs and Marrowbone" Eggs and Marrowbone is a different name for Tippin it up to Nancy.
Interestingly, sometimes it is also called "Old Woman from Wexford".
450th like 👍
John's voice is similar to Ronnie Drew but, and I can't believe it, about an octave lower.
Ronnie had a very hard sound to his voice too. Johns is more mellow yet sharper and more refined. Fellow dubliners fan! How are things
Why is he on the phone for the song ???
He's plugging one ear to better hear himself to keep in key.
You know how to sing without mics
Are those his kids?
Yes.
@@richardbromley5858 We want more of these! Even if it's just something like the setup for Kimbers mens' "Bamfield's John Vanden " with the three of you sat round a table with a Blue Yeti or whichever microphone in the middle.
What event were these at anyway?