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QCSB "It's A Long Way To Tipperary" - 2022 Philadelphia St. Patrick's Day Parade
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- čas přidán 13. 03. 2022
- Song arranged by Fran Rothwein Jr.
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I'm 77 years old. And I've got a tear in my eye! What a beautiful sound.
If you ever need cheering up, this amazing guys are just the ticket 😢
I really love this band just come a cross them 2 weeks age and I can’t get enough of off them love the man dancing in front of he has a brilliant 🤩 smile o I think u call him Jimmy 👏👏👍👍⭐️⭐️❤️💜💚🍀🙏🏻from N Ireland 🤗
The amount of Americans that think this origin of this song IS American is absolutely astounding.
It's Irish.
people think it's American?
it can also be argued the author of it was english
Love the Captain's strutting in great.ummers tradition 😊
I am also 77 years old first saw the QCSB 17 March 2024,totally hooked, from the UK.
You can be sure all this fun, precision, and musicality doesn't happen without a lot of practice.
Amazing scene. Amazing buildings. Great musicians. Well known song so singing along. Rosa Larsen
With two so young 19 & 21.. granuncles who perrished in this most awful war..this song always commerates their sacrifice..but this rendition is wonderful..what musical & militry precesion..thank you guys! Brilliant!John Tipperary Ireland.
Love the shillelaghs !
Great music as usual. Jimmy and Charles are enjoying themselves as are the rest of the band. Love listening to them play.
Wow!! Great stuff. I’m a former US Army musician. I’m jealous!
Me too,😂😂
A song with so much emotion this generation now need to know what kind of result ww1 made at history.
So much respect for the British and anzac forces in ww1.
What a great sound!! Played in string bands many years ago and this group is absolutely the best. Brings back such wonderful memories. Thank you and I'm so glad I found you on youtube. Its a daily ritual to listen to you now. Your orchestration is superb!! Love the combination of banjos, saxes, bases, accordions and percussion.
Thanks for providing such wonderful entertainment. Hope to be able to see you perform in person one day!!
God bless and keep on strutting. You deserve to be #1!!!
Greetings from Sweden! :) :) :)
There is a statue of Jack Iudge, who wrote this song, in Stalybridgw, Greater Manchester.
I thought the writer came from Oldbury West Midlands?
I think that’s a typo, the author was Jack JUDGE. He definitely was from Oldbury, not far from me. But maybe had a connection up North also.
The song itself was made famous when British soldiers were disembarking from boats in France, and heading to the front lines of WW1.
The regiment the Connaught Rangers, was reported singing this song in the Daily Mail newspaper and as they say. The rest is history!
Fantastic!!! Enjoy watching you all every chance I get 👍
They sound amazing.❤️ Jimmy with his great smile and enthusiasm.❤️
Great band and music ed from Pensacola fl
Folks... Here is REAL Music. Just think, How often do you hear Great American music like this any more. These guys are so outstanding I have no words. Many thanks from a American who loves you all. May God Bless, Jim
It's Irish 🤦🏻♀️ it's not even American lol
Written in England, by an English man, and popularised as a marching song in the British Army. You might as well claim the Marseillaise as “Great American music”.
love it from uk
I just love the string bands !
That was so great!
But my heart's right there!
Woo Hoo!!! Fabulous!
BRAVO, BRAVISSIMO!!!
Amazing performance. The band sounds and looks so clean!
Great as usual. Jimmy and Charles are great also. Way to go!
Great you guys! Way to go
All wearing scoops, great
Super sprawa 👍👍👍
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