The Spanish Lady - The Dubliners | Live at Vicar Street: The Dublin Experience (2006)

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"There were smiles and whoops and hugs and airpunches from the audience. This had been an extraordinary homecoming, an indisputable musical feast. The bread was rarely fresher."
-Michael Feeney Callan
The Dubliners: Eamonn Campbell, Seán Cannon, Barney McKenna, John Sheahan, Patsy Watchorn
Guests: Ceoladh Sheahan

[@fenigarni]

As a Spaniard, I like that our women are mentioned in your songs

[@HrHaakon]

"This song is called the spanish lady, it's about a lady who was called "The Spanish Lady" because she was from Spain"

[@Eric-ux4wm]

I mean the story adds up.

[@ivanbdk]

Where did that bit go?

[@miguelencanarias]

The audience: "You don't say! We would have never guessed!"

[@noelgrimes9141]

7ī

[@user-hv5uy7ct6g]

This is wonderful, the singer has a superb voice

[@kayepton4654]

My favourite singer ❤

[@gregpenrosefarming1404]

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[@gintokisakata3562]

​@@gregpenrosefarming1404...................+..........😂

[@adammoore442]

welcome to the best group in the history of Ireland

[@andyrendell7430]

Grand to have the audience in with it, players and audience together make it,come back live playing soon!

[@peterpower6397]

The music we love can never be translated to words…Dubs ….xxxx

[@malicant123]

This was uploaded just 7 years ago. How dark times have become that I feel nostalgic for a time so recent.

[@redwanulislam6716]

I am bangladeshi.. barely understand this song, but the melody makes me emotional. In truth , it seems tremdous❤️❤️❤️

[@NathanSaor1798]

It’s about the brave welshmen who died at the battle of Culloden. Thank you for listening ❤🇮🇪

[@Livoirienyvoitrien]

❤❤❤

[@sharonm1990]

Love it, a song to just loose yourself to. Woo hoo ye boyo

[@YoshiIguana698]

John Sheahan's big finish was at the very end.

[@donniecastleman5701]

2:01 best fans ever!

[@user-ty8ts9vk4c]

Mr came in and mnrs said enough kì

[@miguelencanarias]

Please excuse my ignorance, but does
"Whack, fal de ral, da to ra laddie
Whack, fal de ral, da to ra lay"
have any meaning?

[@aarongreer5891]

Whack for the toora loora laddy
Whack for the toora loora lay
There’s no real definition behind it other that a way to show excitement, taken by surprise, endearment, things of that nature.

[@meohearn]

I’ve been told whack means take drink (shot).

[@user-ty8ts9vk4c]

SWAT CHAMPION KÍ.

[@susanesquer1520]

who knew the Irish were into "feet"? Consider my mind blown.

[@HrHaakon]

Anyone who's ever heard "Down by the Salley Gardens" would be my guess...

[@numealinesimpetar1]

Tis true... but "Tis better to have loved and l ossrt +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

[@user-ty8ts9vk4c]

Mr Betsy, Dunedin.

[@averynewtown2782]

I cant find the second verse in any lyrics online. Is it something only done for this version?

[@jackcarter5101]

It took quite a bit of searching, but I did find them.
'I stopped to look but the watchman passed
Says he "young fella now the night is late
Off with you now or I will wrestle you
Straight way through the Bride-well Gate"
Threw a look to the Spanish Lady
Hot as a fire of my anber coals
In all my life I ne'er did see a maid so sweet about the soul'

[@irieite9666]

Undoubtedly the best song from the foot fetish genre lol

[@rosscovee1265]

Corries version crushes this. You guys sound half pished

[@ZoneLoner]

We both know this version is better. You’re just in denial. I guarantee Corries is complete garbage compared to this.

[@JackJohnson0512]

@@ZoneLoner He might as well have gone one further and said B*Witched’s version of McAlpine’s Fusiliers is better than The Dubliners 🙄

[@gothard5]

@@JackJohnson0512 B*Witched is awesome

[@HrHaakon]

​@@JackJohnson0512
I mean, I get your point but their version of McAlpine's Fusilliers slaps pretty hard bro.