The Broad Majestic Shannon - The Broken Pokers Live at the Rose and Crown Cellar
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- Here's a lovely song written by Shane McGowan of the Pogues. After a brief chat with his bench neighbour, Toby leads off here with typical verve and Aussie twang :)
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100 years from now people will be still singing Shane's Lyrics just like you guys are doing..great job
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What's not to love ,great song lads beautifuly done, and real beautiful Guinness drinking women, heaven on earth is what that is
the ladies are mesmerized by that dude
That is so impressive! Making the original even more magical!
this is still my go-to song on any st Patrick’s eve. 😆 absolutely stunning version! ❤
Amazing absolutely amazing an what wonderful Woman on this Table
Truly, Shane McGowan is a pure genius!!! Greetings and cheers from the Philippines lads!!!
Hi Ben! Thanks for watching, and we agree, Shane McGowan is a fountain of song. This is right up there with his best work
@@TheBrokenPokers Thanks mates!!! I always listen to this song with a booze on my hand when depression attacks. It just for 5 mins, I am free... The meaning of this song hits me with hope... Like when Shane wrote this song for Liam Clancy to sing... Thanks mates!!!!
Phenomenal performance. I feel like each one of those ladies fell in love with each of you just for bit
The first thought i had.
Nice lads! Great rendition. A favourite of ours in Donegal and Derry.
a lovely delivery lads!
Great version lads, pogues have so many tunes. Cheers from London.
Sometimes, something lifts your soul. Thank you, and the ladies. I lived the music.
Great song. Great job.
Absolutely brilliant 👍
These fellas are a bastion of Trad and interpretative tunes here in the west of Oz and they don't show up with mixing desks and backing tracks. What you see it what you get and flogging they give their instruments in nothing compared to the flogging the floorboards get wherever they play. Please share.
Solid version of a classic.
This was beautiful! Shane MacGowan would be jealous.
I think it's a wonderful version playing on Clancy's orchestration. Respect. It's unique that this was filmed when it just so happened that there were 4 models joining in. Coincicdence? Good marketing and performance nonetheless? I'm sharing this x
I have it on first hand that the lads spunked their money on the production and invited all and may to attend. No fault of theirs that those that met the call were honeys. Please leave a link to your last upload. Cheers.
This is really great. I love it.
a really , really solid interpretation. Very nice.
Beautiful version ❤
Great version everybody
Wish I was there.
Cheers for your kind words John, we love that song
Bloody Awesome guys! 🙏 Keep it Up!
RIP Shane, ''Go Raibh Suaimhneas Siorai Air''
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The way the blonde girl is looking at the guy singing lead. That’s how babies are made! Haha
The girls eyes says it all😉
This classic tune needs more delicate treatment in order to convey its emotional weight.
MJ I respectfully beg to differ. It's precisely the emotions the lads invoke that make their version resonant. It's the lyrics and their understated and effortless musicality that weaves its way into you and gives you memories of experience that you've never had. That's a song and the Pokers are weavers in my humble opinion. I wonder how you might alter the song's delivery to render it more weighty? Less is more and emotional reach is in the ear of the beholder. Cheers.
Totally agree. That lads nasal harmony is dragging the arse out of it. Shut him up and it would improve greatly
when shane sang about the irish or ireland he reeked of authenticity and his voice touched you, by the way judging by the ladies in the vid i think you've pulled lads lol.
A bit lifeless
I agree, a very very poor version of this Pogues classic. No life to it and no Irish feel, Rubbish, Pack it in please.
@@styhead6360 Aye! This one is supposed to swing like a sea shanty
Relax lads, it's a local band applying their take. Done well, in my opinion. If ye want the Pogues then listen to them and leave the snobbery at home.
@@paulmckenzie4291 seriously! Since when were punk fans he snobbish ones?? This song works as a ballad as well as a more ruckus piece. I think Christy Moore gave is a similar treatment as well.
@@BedlemTheGoliath Forgive the delayed response but... Snobbery, or purism, exists in all milieu, it's wired into us. Being a Punk doesn't absolve one from purist tendencies. The OP suggested that an Irish musician's performance lacked an Irish feel and defined what a song should sound like. Snob or what?