Alan Doyle | Bully Boys | Juno Songwriter's Circle
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- čas přidán 25. 04. 2019
- Alan Doyle performs 'Bully Boys' for Juno Songwriter's Circle.
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@ 2:12 There's a lovely lady in a teal dress with a long 'pearl' type necklace in this video, at the far right of the screen. Back for a few frames at 2:35, 2:50, 3:08, & 3:32 she's at centre screen, dancing and singing, and enjoying herself ! Love it, you go girl !
I am in love with the little old lady in the front row
OH, me too !! Lovely to see her singing and dancing !
I love the man as a performer. He gets so well-connected with his audience. If I only had a fraction of the stage presence he has.
OMG, the sharpest thing ever is irish folk, the shanty stands as such. and the tonality of Doyle's voice. RAWR! and as a US libertarian I'm rowin' as hard as I can rn. This music is packed with hope, GO, and love. Fantastic. ❤
this is amazing in every way! a thousand times the talent with a small bit of fame backing him!
I adore that sweet elderly lady up front!
THATS A BEAUTFUL CANADIAN VOICE
exactly lol
I love his crowd interaction
😊
By the NIne, how I wish I could have been in that audience that night.
Did you take an arrow to the knee?
Thoughts and feelings about Talos?
My 8 and 5 year old granddaughters always want this song played
this fills me with sm joy
A great lesson in audience engagement - thank you! 👏👏👏 And man - I like forward to jamming with this song!!!
This takes me to the world that I want to be in.
I may be half Irish but damn I’m so proud of my Irish heritage! Cheers lads!🍀🍻
the irish are a pretty great bunch of people!
its a scottish song
Robin Hood (2010)!!!!
Alan Doyle is absolutely superb
The fact that this has 20k views and only 1 dislike proves the incredible community this is
Alan, you need a Captain & Crew you say?
I want to be in this man's crew and enjoy a bottle of rum with him! ROW ME BULLY BOYS, WE'RE IN A HURRY BOYS, WE GOT A LONG WAY TO GO!
WE'LL SING AND WE'LL DANCE AND BID FAREWELL TO FRANCE!
Row me bully boys row!
While the first mate is plating the captain aboard
@@alexreasoner9919 Row me bully boys row
Do you sing this song on tour?? It's one of my favourite songs!!
Wish I could be in a pub with Alan.
This reminds me of that Robin Hood movie
and it should by
He wrote and sand it in the Russel Crow version
Suzanne Pearce Nice
He wrote it on the set of Robin Hood specifically for the movie
Id hope so, pretty sure he wrote it for the film.
i always sing loudly and wrongly^^ along when this plays in my car-mix
Great teaching of a sea shanty for the crowd, good job!
Alan - you and the boys do some sea shanties on Tik Tok!!
We endorse this.
@@cbcmusic he joined Tik Tok just for shanties lol
I THOUGHT I RECOGNIZED HIM!! It's literally him from Robin Hood!! I've loved this damned song since I first saw the film!!
such a nice surprise that its him here and in the movie. that song made a big part of the movie for me
😊
Great job as always, Alan!
Dang! I like that!
Ocean is free..
Fanastik!
✨✌️😷✌️✨
It's like me very much!
after hearing some alternate versions, i like the lyrics of this one least
here's the thing Hoss, those other versions? just people on youtube making up their own lyrics to fill out half a song Alan wrote 12 years ago before he eventually flushed it out himself. Look it up, Personally, I prefer Alan's version.
Anyone else thought the guy on the thumbnail was Ozzy Osbourne?
なんて素敵なんだ
This was in 2010's Robin Hood with Russell Crowe.
So was Alan ;-)
@@heddingite I didn't know that.
@@blaircolquhoun7780 he played alan adale
@@heddingite Okay, thank you.
Preferred it when he used an English accent
Except the song isnt Irish, it's British lol
Why's that?
Well it was sung in Robin Hood, which is about the British. And the lyrics contain the British slang word "bully". And the "bid farewell to France" part references the longstanding wars between the two nations.
Which is why it was called "irishy-sounding sea shanty", he never said it was Irish. It's not British either just because it was sung by people playing Robin Hood etc. We have a song in the style of an Irish sea shanty using some British slang words, written by a Canadian, performed by two Canadians, an American and an New Zealander/Australian all playing a role in a movie.
Nothing Irish about Bully Boys. Straight up British song (like most shanties).