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Joy and uplifting

Great set. Need to see you live 😊

Brilliant band, saw them at the reeling this year and they were ace

fabulous Rosanne, and John

Come on over to my house and we can take it out back just need a swing to sit and just keep aswinging

Almost 15 years after finding this and it still brings me to tears

I've had the pleasure of seeing him live twice. Most recently in Canterbury a couple of months ago. Absolutely brilliant! He could bring a tear to a glass eye!

Wow! Not familiar with this band until watching this video. They are really good. Love Laura's voice and her band's backing vocals. Where are they from and do they have CD's? I like Laura's hair, great style and thick full hair. Get tired of seeing straight flat hair that many women have.

What a great, great band! This lady can really sing. Beautiful voice!

I am not into camping at all. What would be any hotels super close to the festival and how close approximately would they be? Would not have a car and are there buses close to hotel to get to the festival?

Îmi place mult muzica lor!

Amazing beautiful, talented woman, that will be revered through all ages of time!❤

✨Wunderschön✨🧚🏻✨ Balsam für die Seele ✨

still absolutely beautiful and perfect sounding. I liked her hair more long though. It was so white and gorgeous. I want to be a cool white haired old lady. On my way as I am old now, lol. She is such an amazing and overlooked member of the Flower Children, and such an important talent

That bodhran playing! I’ve never seen so much expression from it. Incredible.

Lightly skimming the chords, like birds in flight. Harmony.

Beautiful ! Thank you 🌹 God bless 🙏💛 Psalms 103, 1

His tunes have such a crafty way about them! Blended in with his voice and you get pure magic! Love Love it!! 💕🎼💕

CZcams Amour de notre dame du hourat . I partage you my music i composed

What a god gifted talent and you get that amazing smile too,truly a beautiful person Sharon is.

WOW....just...wow! 🙏❤

Elles is on our shortlist for a Playing with Fire show in Omaha. Can't wait to showcase her in the Netherlands, October of 2024.

Just discovering this amazing musician. Thanks Sharon- and your great guitarists!

Inspirational. Legendary musicians

dude sold out. 150 tickets? capitalism sucks

Yeah remember she sucks

Festival, small local music venue or just listening to Sam playing in Exeter city centre always quality!

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Jeez Take That have let themselves go lately

Great singer. Glad she is with us

Judy was my great musical love of the late 60s and throughout the 70s. I saw her twice, I think, at the Royal Albert Hall. The last time I saw her live was in, of all places, Southport, Lancashire in 1980 or '81. It was the most magical evening. The highlight for me was her beautiful rendition of 'The Rose'.

Outstanding. My number one influence.

I am happy to have loved so kindly I will never forget you❤

Thankyou my fav 💕

Please come to Australia 💕

Superb hard working festival band…. Always put a smile on our faces , and great guys too

I love their energy

K k beautiful music

I've been a Judy Collins fan all my life. Ever since her first album for Elektra Records: Maid of Constant Sorrow (rel: 1961) Seems like a lifetime ago and I ended up buying all Judy's albums. And to top it all off, Im a big fan of Leonard Cohen. And it was Judy Collins who put our Montreal's beloved poet and songwriter, Leonard Cohen, on the map. Watching this video Judy Collins is still beautiful and still has a voice of an angel. If Leonard Cohen (1934-2016) is looking down from Heaven....he would be so very proud. Thank You Judy for being you. WE LOVE YOU FOREVER 💗

Ol’ Bateman kept a chip shop And his daughter Peggy-Sue She cleaned the fish and took the orders She chopped the taties too And the fryer there was Billy Smith He sweated and he sang As the orders sizzled in the oil And bubbled in the pan Ol’ Bateman took the money And his daughter Peggy Sue She'd look up from her labours And she'd smile along the queue Oh and was it Bateman's prices Or was it Billy's song Or was it Peggy's smile That kept the queue so long It was one in a million One in a million That chipper was One in a million No it wasn't Bateman's prices Nor it wasn't Billy's song But it was Peggy Bateman Who kept the queue so long She was shapely as a mermaid And her lips were red and wet Her eyes as bright as herrings Flashing in the net And to carry home a portion And unwrap its fishy charms Was to dream of nights of passion In lovely Peggy's arms Oh and Billy'd sing “Delilah” He'd sing “Oh What A Night” And every song that Billy sang Had Peggy in its sights She was one in a million One in a million That girl was one in a million Now Billy he's loved Peggy With a love both shy and true Since first ol’ Bateman took him on On the day that he left school And he tells her how he loves her In every song he sings But as the batter bubbles Oh he never says a thing But every week a fiver into a drawer he drops Every week for eight long years now Then it’s off to the jeweller's shop “Give me that ring there in the window On the purple velvet stand With the diamonds and bright sapphires The one that costs two grand” It was one in a million One in a million That ring was one in a million After closing time that evening He walks her down beside the quay And as the sun was sinking he says “Peggy marry me” And he pulls it from his pocket he says “I bought this ring for you” She said “Billy, this is sudden I never had a clue” She said “Billy, I hardly know you So stop before you start Never fool around with plastic In matters of the heart You tried to win me with this thing here You probably won in some arcade!” She tore it from his fingers And she flung it in the waves it was one in a million One in a million His love for her was one in a million Billy turned away then And she took him by the arm She said “Billy love, I'm sorry I never meant no harm Oh you're kindly and you're comforting And I love it when you sing But in all the years I've known you You never said a thing But I've got a dream that’s solid gold None of your gilded tin: Five pounds a week on the lottery One day soon I'll win Oh and I'll be shot of this old town And greasy fish and chips” She kissed him once and walked away His tears were on her lips Dream on, Peggy Bateman Dream on Peggy-Sue Of sunsets and of sports cars As you smile along the queue Dream days to months and months to years In reveries of luck... But never for her dreaming Did her numbers once come up As she was cleaning fish one day With a slit from tail to jaw Something slithered through her fingers And fell onto the floor She took it over to the sink then And she washed the shining thing Bright diamonds and bright sapphires Set in a golden ring It was one in a million one in a million The chances were one in a million “Oh Billy love your rings come back And underneath this light I can see it’s made of purest gold The stones are shining bright” And Billy stood beside her With a smile like the sun He put it on her finger, he said “Peggy-Sue you've won! Sell the ring and taste the freedom You dreamt of all these years” He kissed her then and as they kissed They could taste each other’s tears “Billy go back to your frying And sing me ‘Love Is Blue’ You’re kindly and your comforting Id rather stay with you It was one in a million When the chips were down It was one in a million

The woman who introduced the world to (the music of) Leonard Cohen and Joni Mitchell.

I absolutely love her music and her stamina for 85 years old person now! I just heard an interview with her on the radio and she sounds fantastic! I’m in my 60s and the first time I heard Judy Collins. I was in my early teens with her version. “Amazing Grace”!

I absolutely love her music and her personality!

was für eine wunderbare reine Stimme in diesem Alter!! DANKE!

Just for that T-Shirt I will do the Wayne's World "I'm Not Worthy !" worship to Ade Edmondson.

One of the most interesting spectacles in Splendid Japan this unique country always offers pure art in every situation....私は日本が大好きです❤❤❤

Breabach are amazing and even more when they play live. I saw them in Germany a few years ago and they blew the audience away with their melodic and powerful songs. Thank you for sharing this concert with us!

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 Just left the theatre in Fishguard what a wonderful band you are with the star in the with the Violin How beautiful and brilliant you all are Thank you for a lovely unexpected experience Got the tickets an hour and a half before the show whilst in St Mary’s church Keep enjoying everything you all do. Magical musicians and beautiful you all are John from Manchester the loudest clapper 😂

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Hiya, Belinda & Heidi, I'm also Neuro-divergent. Yet to have a formal assessment, but Dr and Psychs have confirmed. It's also referred to a HSP, which I believe fits. Wonderfully freeing, especially, as Heidi says, it gives people an understanding of where you're at, rather than how you present, or what to expect from you based on externals. I think you're gorgeous together, BTW. Was drawn to your music when I watched a live performance of 'Gentleman Jack's. Also love 'Cloud..'