The Unthanks - Magpie - Later⊠with Jools Holland - BBC Two
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The Unthanks perform Magpie on Later⊠with Jools Holland, BBC Two (5 May 2015)
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Detectorists, Best thing ever written on the bbc for many years, A massive hit for everybody, Just Amazing. And this track will never be laid to waste. Stunning :)
I agree - well put.
Well said. Best show since Only Fools. A timeless masterpiece that will entertain generations to come.
I agree. I've literally just come across this jam. Like, last night. Also on Detectorists. For someone who's been listening to Hip Hop for almost 40 years this was something very different. What a nice surprise.
Detectorists is a real high BBC high - utterly wonderful. Treasure the BBC.
@@michellerogers6566 I wish life could workout just like there's did
So glad Detectorists used it. The finishing touch to the finest 3 series I have ever seen on TV.
Couldn't say it better - loved it.
Much deeper than just music, goes straight to the soul.
I can't be the only one with shivers running down my back now?
just a spider
You're not my friend
No, when I first heard this song it was this performance on 'Later'. I was 'spellbound' by it. The music and the singing works on the emotions.
Goosebumps is a natural reaction to the Unthanks harmony.
I used to sing in a group with Rachel. Love seeing the Unthanks doing so well. Especially the fact they're keeping traditional English music alive.
I love their north east accents - native English voices, beautiful.
It is the south eastern dialect that bears more originality, anthropologically.
@@firstnamelastname59 they most sing Northumbrian folk music, so Northern Englander is correct...oh, and they were born in Tyneside ....
yes mate...perfect for this style of music...
@@cronas2 how utterly splendid
@Eostre of the East are you kidding man?
As we get older life gets thinner but the past gets thicker, richer and perhaps more interesting. I'm lucky to walk the dog where I hear and see birds of prey over land that so from the past. Detectorists is such a subtle nudge
What do I know, that's a copout, doesn't this get you?
Love your ageing imagery as I loved this series and this particular song.
Richard - That first sentence - Is it yours? That is a brilliant comment!
England raw and proud. Beautiful. My children are 9 and 7, this has sparked an interest in them for traditional British music. Of all our countries treasures this can't be stolen.
Unlike the Elgin Marbles or the Koh-I-Noor then!
J Nicolson indeed so. well said :)
erm. may i suggest that a study of ' the history and evolution of folk music throughout the world' may be of interest to you. i'll send you the link, you will be amazed at how/why the unthanks sound like a family from georgia. the uk does not own the 'treasures'. your kids of 9 and 7 are, hopefully aware of this...folk music yes, 'british music' erm...the clue is in the name 'folk' :) hope this helps
@@gramule you talking about trio mandeli? Yes there's grait folk music from around the world but you can't beat the flavour of home. can you?
@@gramule - do you mean Georgia in the USA or Georgia the country?
if you mean the USA then wtf - the music sang there originates from the UK and Ireland as well as parts of Europe - think about it mate and it's obvious which came first. But since England has been invaded by many countries - Denmark and France to name two, our music has influences from these cultures - the North East accent comes from the Viking settlers a thousand years ago.
I still listen to this 7 years later. Possibly my favourite Jools performance!
Worzul Gummidge got me here!!! Merry Christmas to one and all...
As one who 'scrapes the dirt off dirt' I was completely enchanted by Detectorists...and this wonderful singing! Archaeology is the way to go though, just so long as you don't mind being broke.
A haunting song. Can almost imagine yourself taken back to the dim and distant past
Those voices are rich and powerful. Proper music, authentic story telling, and supreme performers. Thanks the UnThanks
Live in a flat with a small balcony but I get regular visits from a pair of magpies "Plonk & Thud" 'cause I "always leave a little bit 'o meat for the bird that's black & white"...They are my joy.
Lots of shivers! And the North Eastern accent lends itself beautifully. Some of those close harmonies.... đThanks to the little gem which is Detectorists, I found this little gem. Lots of treasure one way or another!
Beautifully atmospheric. Should you ever get the chance I recommend listening to this driving west along the North Norfolk coast from Cromer to Bingham during the fading light of a beautiful December sunset. This was the soundtrack of my recent break in Walsingham. Haunting and beautiful. âđ»â€ïž
@@johnreeves6286 Thanks John, Iâll have a look at that. All the best! âđ»â€ïž
Was in Seahouses in Northumberland at the weekend just gone ! These two rocked up with a bunch of folks and did some impromptu songs !!! Damn good it was to !!!!
Wonderful song, wonderful voices. Detectorists was the best thing on tv since...since...a long time. Itâs originality was exceptional apart for the superb cast.
Eerie to enjoy such haunting harmonies.
stunning . . . I am a convert. Thank you Detectorists.
Fantastic show because everyone who stars in it are genuinely nice people.....must have been a blast to work for
Absolutely superb. Another brought here by detectorists. That program is pure class so what does that say about you? 10/10.
Spine chillingly beautiful.
This Unthanks performance is just sublime
Goosebumps and jawdropping
Written by Davey Dodds, Formerly the frontman of Prog band Red Jasper and now both The Porbeagles and Stargazey
Meet this man at port Isaac yesterday, such a lovely man now blessed with his music.
It sounds like it was written hundreds of years ago, like a pagan hymn. Amazing.
Iâve had the pleasure of seeing this performed live. It sent shivers down my spine
Me too...Class!
One of the most haunting songs I have ever heard.
I'm currently reading Wakenhyrst by Michelle Paver, and there's a magpie in it, so this song is the perfect soundtrack!! Great folk song by a fantastic band.
Worzel Gummidge brought me here, too! Fantastic. Festive Greetings to all.
Such a soulful and beautiful song. Amazing harmony
Gorgeous
Beautiful voices. Loved them on Worzel Gummidge singing Nancy Where You Bound To
Here the thing that gets me. This little part of Detectorists tells me almost stronger than anything else I have ever seen that we are all part of a continuum and we should both rejoice in the past and never fear the now or the future... it's all OK
Just leaves you in a trance listening to it...brilliant đđ
Wow just seen this song on bbc program. Got their name on the credits. I adore folk music. And had added this group to my playlist. So happy to have found them. Beautiful.
Stunning simplicity
Mystical. Beautiful. Amazing. X
Came across this on The Detectorists tonight. Brilliant. Ireland here, weâve more in common than we might think.
Great northern folk with cracking harmony beautiful!
Lucky enough to have seen them live in Innerleithen many years ago. Truly wonderful experience.
I am so pleased to have found this group. They remind me so much of Anna and Elizabeth
goosebumper
Stunning . That is how you harmonise.
TRUE DETECTIVE S04EP1...the song brings chills down my spin...gorgeous voices
Shame that series was awful
Best folk band this country has ever produced
Bloody love this, beautiful. Feels like going back to a better time.
wow - ! thanks for whoever posted this- surely redefining harmony singing for the 21st century - bringing the harmony to the fore and making it so beautifully layered and the harmonium, so simple yet effective
oliver coates If you can check out "I Wish" by The Unthanks, that's a stunning song too.
Julian Edmonds OOOps, it's I Wish by Rachel Unthank and The Winterset.
Beautiful and haunting.
A nice bit of late night, lights off listening....beautiful
stunning and beautifully performed.
Another fan through Detectorists. Haunting đ
Goosebumps, just brilliant
Beautiful song,haunts the depths of the Heart in such a lovely way
Just brilliant
kind of fundamental, all my best tracks to listen too, its the bark that protects us, might be just me but they keep peeling it back, if you love this try Monday morning live. I love these women
My daughter lives the detectorists and this is her favourite song
Watched The Unthanks live last night in Scotland. Such perfection.
Amazing and haunting medieval performance....great end to the first episode of Detectorists S3. Hopefully more to follow!
Detectorists bought me here.
Me to
And me
dfcvda Same here. The magic of somone chosing the right song for the right programme. If all folk was as good as this, I'd investigate it more.
Same here, UTTER GENIUS
Yep, brilliant programme, brilliant music
Ahhhhhhhhh, the Geordies do us proud. Beautiful
Radcliffe and Maconie brought here ten or more year's ago on their Radio 2 Show. I've always had a soft spot for The Unthanks and was thrilled to bits when it was featured on The Dectorists,, one of my favourite comedies, or is it a come drama? who cares? beautiful whatever.
Evocative; stirs 'something' deep inside.
Reminiscent of beautiful Georgian harmonies....Absolutely delicious
This is the closing credit song for true detective night country season 4. Eerie and atmospheric. Beautifully performed.
Wow, brilliant live performance
How can you dislike this?
Love this from Pendle xx
Utterly haunting - brilliant!
This touches my soul.
True Detective - Night Country. Towards the end of esp 1. Recognised it immediately. Such a beautiful piece of music
This is a stroke of genious
Why can't they just sing like this all the time, without all the noise behind so you can really hear their voices. The effect is completely electric and the three-way harmony is magick. Lovely lovely please do this more!
Detectorists bought me here! Spooky, medieval melody!
Spectacular,spinechilling,spellbinding and other words beginning with s
Cheguei até aqui por causa da 4a Temporada de True Detective. Lindas canção e interpretação.
Absolutely stunning
Wonderful harmonies!
Disturbing but so hauntingly beautiful.
Love this.
I first heard 'Magpie' on the brilliant doco 'Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched - A History of Folk Horror'. It's played over the opening credits & is so appropriate.
I love Becky and Rachel. Am going to see them Tomorrow at The Royal Festival Hall. I can't wait.
I'm seeing them (finally!) this coming Sunday after so long!
SPOOKY song love it.đđ„đ„
Used to live just off the Unthank Road in Norwich and... Fairport Convention.
Song writer is Davey Doods needs some recognition here!
Beautiful and haunting. Fantastic â€
Haunting; stirs something deep inside.
Looking forward to seeing you at St Georges church in Beckenham this summer. It will be magic!
2024 and this song is still weaving its magic ! đ đ đ
genial,genial!!!increibles las voces,sus armonias.brilliant,girls!!!
From what I have read, there are several different versions of the magpie poem, the most quoted is obviously from the magpie kids tv show in the 70s.
uauuu, me dejĂł en silencio, just silence, great and beautiful voices
Fabulous!
Loved that. Brilliant.
A beautiful haunting ballad, off to iTunes Store it is then.
Haunting lovely
One of the best pieces I have ever heard
Stunning!
They are magical I love them
absolutely bloody brilliant hugs sara