Went to Inch beach in Co.Kerry last summer & the DJ in the local hotel played this song outdoors ! Thought I was 17 again without a care in the world ! What a tune !
I saw these guys in the U.S. in 1979, they played a local college in NYS. I bought tickets because I liked the name of the band! lol I was glad I did, they sounded great that night.
1979. A "portable" phone required a battery pack and transceiver that took up its own chair back then. They used to look like doctors' house call bags; if you remember that rather common event long gone by. By the time "Lethal Weapon" was filmed in 1986, portables looked like grey bricks; satellite phones often still do.
Rest in Peace Johnny Feen. It's funny, because I hadn't listened to this in months, and I played it earlier. Then a few hours later on the radio the news broke of Johnny's death.
My first time seeing this and what a treat. Such a great song. Could be an Irish National Anthem, that and Dearg Doom...and in some respects they are, as everybody with a drop of Irish blood knows the words deep in their souls and can't help but sing along. Good to see them getting a nice traditional Cork welcome here also. They look so neat and clean-cut here compared with the footage of them from back around 1974. Johnny Fean even reminds me a bit of a young Bruce Springsteen, and Barry looks like a shorter-haired version of Tom Petty. Anyway I do think they are national treasures. Many bands have come along since and been hyped up, but they are the original and still the best, and with no airs and graces either.
Wow ! Ive never seen that clip before,love it ,really smooth performance ,the beards are gone,the hair is shorter ,sound is great.This was the Horslips "inbetweeners"........
@johnareidy Not so much comparable in the end result of their overall sound but the blending of their respective country's folk/traditional with rock. Of course, the connecting prominence of the silver flute too . Tull and Horslips are 2 superb groundbreaking bands.
Bought "The Book Of Invasions" (in Brisbane) as an import album back in the very late '70's. Great album....terrific band. I don't think they made it over to here.
Da da da da da da da da, moutain reaffirim, trouble trouble, da da da da da, lay all your silver and gold. A time to laugh , a rime to die. Da da da da da da da dàda. Its so long away from, take the floer and here we go.
Happy to meet! "High on the mountain stands a boat, but are they gods or real folk?" The craic is strong in these lads! A personal treasure in that I will always have a fav band that virtually nobody in the U.S. has heard of. Please visit with us and checkout the flute solo at about the 2 minute mark here: ua-cam.com/video/ULJzjRKIHWY/v-deo.html - Sorry to part!
Amazing how much their appearance had changed in just a few years. Almost unrecognisable from the earlier 70's look.Still just as awful, but very different. Seem like a great bunch of guys though.
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Embarrassed to say I didn't know of their existence until yesterday. Now I'm a fan.
Wake up❤☘️
Went to Inch beach in Co.Kerry last summer & the DJ in the local hotel played this song outdoors ! Thought I was 17 again without a care in the world ! What a tune !
culchie goes kool?
@@Slippy100 Cooler than you'll ever be.
@@bipbippadotta3680 that's my dad's band
Oh inch why must i leave you. for i h.ve places to go .people to see .b.fore my last sleep .
Classic. I remember buying The Belfast Gigs LP, back when dinosaurs roamed the earth.. OMG. Where has my life gone....
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I remember it well, the Belfast crows chanting "hoarse-laps". R.I.P Johnny Fean.
In the right direction if you have been listening to Horslips!
I saw these guys in the U.S. in 1979, they played a local college in NYS. I bought tickets because I liked the name of the band! lol I was glad I did, they sounded great that night.
Great to see an audience totally into it. Not a phone in sight.
1979. A "portable" phone required a battery pack and transceiver that took up its own chair back then. They used to look like doctors' house call bags; if you remember that rather common event long gone by. By the time "Lethal Weapon" was filmed in 1986, portables looked like grey bricks; satellite phones often still do.
irland was a free country back then i was at that gig
Rest in Peace Johnny Feen.
It's funny, because I hadn't listened to this in months, and I played it earlier. Then a few hours later on the radio the news broke of Johnny's death.
My first time seeing this and what a treat. Such a great song. Could be an Irish National Anthem, that and Dearg Doom...and in some respects they are, as everybody with a drop of Irish blood knows the words deep in their souls and can't help but sing along. Good to see them getting a nice traditional Cork welcome here also. They look so neat and clean-cut here compared with the footage of them from back around 1974. Johnny Fean even reminds me a bit of a young Bruce Springsteen, and Barry looks like a shorter-haired version of Tom Petty. Anyway I do think they are national treasures. Many bands have come along since and been hyped up, but they are the original and still the best, and with no airs and graces either.
Book of Invasions, what a brilliant record
Played My copy to death
. Truly amazing music
.
I wish I had been old enough to go see Horslips - I missed em by a few years
Just awesome ... not too many songs rock a lead flute .... a real anthem!
You have heard of Jerthro Tull?
@@jimwilgar9644 Horslips certainly have, they covered Locomotive Breath.
wish Horslips was here...inspirational excepetional amazing loving methaphoric honest subtle honest reflective passtion history creativity forever
Farewell dear Johnny ☘️
I went to school in Donegal town l tech,74 to 77 moved to UK IN 79 ,thin lizzy ,horslips ,wow ! Memories ❤
Love this, high up on the mountain, trouble with a capital T. I am a man that cant be sold. Music mastroe.
The QUALITY of this footage 😍
Live! in Cork city. Man they were good
Brilliant - can't believe it's taken me 40 years to discover them 😀
Check the Album 'The Book Of Invasions' by the Band if you haven't heard it. I can promise you that you will not regret it
Not only the Irish love them , I am an English fan & have been since Happy to meet first came out on Vinyl, brilliant band
You've got a lot of years ahead to enjoy them.
dude in the white t shirt,, night of his young life !!!! Johnny Fean rip...
These lads have the greatest riffs.
HORSLIPS SHEER MUSICAL BRILLIANCE , BANDS COME & BANDS GO , BUT HORSLIPS REMAIN 🇮🇪🏴🇬🇧🇮🇪🏴🇬🇧🇮🇪
Great tune, like the flags all together, as it should be
Wow ! Ive never seen that clip before,love it ,really smooth performance ,the beards are gone,the hair is shorter ,sound is great.This was the Horslips "inbetweeners"........
Class band
Use to play this in our school rock band about the same time. Great days great memories ❤
Sad to lose Johnny. What a player
Missed that news until now. Sad indeed. Tasty player and a very nice singing voice too.
Amazing band and amazing music . Sadly missed .
Best. Band. Ever.
Quoting (Badly Drawn) 'Roy'? 😝
Virtuoso Feano.........cool calm and polished.....
I Randomly heard this song somewhere and have loved it every since! Epic tune.
was really cool
Brilliant
First time I heard this was this year in croke park when teams where coming back from half time what a tune
Ireland's answer to Jethro Tull. Good stuff.
Jim lockhart plays a silver flute that's the only comparison horslips alot of traditional tunes and instruments marvellous live groupn
@johnareidy
Not so much comparable in the end result of their overall sound but the blending of their respective country's folk/traditional with rock. Of course, the connecting prominence of the silver flute too . Tull and Horslips are 2 superb groundbreaking bands.
First time I heard that song in Astoria budorian thumed from Enniskillen to budoran no regrets
And of course TROUBLE and the intro to it!!
Desde los 70s sigo a esta maravillosa banda y tengo cuatro viniles les recomiendo horses.
RIP Johnny Fean 😪
Oh Yeah! 👍🏻🙏🏻
Brilliant Album
The sound of my youth xxx
My favourite Horslips tune
They were a great band,great tunes
What a band just so so good
RIP Johnny Fean
Bought "The Book Of Invasions" (in Brisbane) as an import album back in the very late '70's. Great album....terrific band. I don't think they made it over to here.
Perfect 🎼 💖
👍😁👌
I first seen horslips at da big outdoor fest in Sligo 1971 after woodstock
I saw a Becky Lynch interview where she talked about this song. So glad I heard honestly.
rip john
Just like my life these days
Miticiiii
Why didn't Johnny Fean do more lead vocals?
Jonny, I believe, was the only one of em that never made his living any other way besides music...🙂
@@tossiegough Yep, he's still tours. Saw him in the Belltable in his home town of Limerick just before the pandemic. Put on a great gig as usual.
Fucking epic stuff
I. Partyed. With. Horslips. Back. N. The. 70s. One. Night. In. Lawrence. Kansas.
❤☘️
Trouble with a capital t.
Puts me in mind of GETHRO TULL..
Dearg Doom and the other one I still can't remember
Lobe you horselipstaz
Sikh warriors❤😢
Great band and an absolutely fantastic song! Is the electric mandoling even plugged in, though?
Great - fantastic energy. Prefer it to the LP version
It's live
Johhny Fean.....
Is this really 1973, remastered
Da da da da da da da da, moutain reaffirim, trouble trouble, da da da da da, lay all your silver and gold. A time to laugh , a rime to die. Da da da da da da da dàda. Its so long away from, take the floer and here we go.
Happy to meet! "High on the mountain stands a boat, but are they gods or real folk?" The craic is strong in these lads! A personal treasure in that I will always have a fav band that virtually nobody in the U.S. has heard of. Please visit with us and checkout the flute solo at about the 2 minute mark here: ua-cam.com/video/ULJzjRKIHWY/v-deo.html - Sorry to part!
Well I am American and have been listening since I graduated high school in 1979. Man who built America caught me first.
oh Sword of light too...
People who realised this song from gaa matches
ye hit the deck over
Back in the days when people knew the word (they) refered to plural
Some song isn’t it!
"tis indeed 🇮🇪
Class band brought so much joy to us at home 🏡
😄
Can anybody say HAIRCUT!!!! ?
scorn not his simplicity
One of the best band ever come from Ireland rock and balat mucic wish them all the best
Amazing how much their appearance had changed in just a few years. Almost unrecognisable from the earlier 70's look.Still just as awful, but very different. Seem like a great bunch of guys though.
RIP Johnny Fean