The late great Hamish Imlach's song who taught to our own great Christy Moore back in the 60s, But these lads make it travel like I could hardly believe, for such a quitessentially Glaswegian dialect song........Great work lads!!
Yes that's exactly the story,two songwriters sitting in George Square Glasgow missed their late night bus and put lyrics to the American gospel song.If you've got a couple of minutes to spare could you please click the big g on the left.Put a few songs on you tube.Maybe the Wallopers could continue with their Glasgow tradition and do a version of Son of our Alba or Krishnaloka Ty lads.
I find it strange that they've never once mentioned it's Hamish's song in all of their live performances of it.I do prefer their version over the original but it's a crafty one for sure.
Best i could find Oot o' the East there came a hard man Oh oh, a' the way frae Brigton Ah haw, glory hallelujah Cod liver oil and the orange juice He went intae a pub, an' he cam oot paralytic Oh oh, VP an' cider Ah haw, what a helluva mixture ... Does this bus go tae the Dennistoun Palais I'm looking for a lumber Ah haw, glory hallelujah ... In the dancin' he met Hairy Mary Oh oh, the floo'er o' the Gorbals Ah haw, glory hallelujah ... Oh noo Mary, are ye dancin' Naw, naw, it's jist the way ah'm stannin' Ah haw, glory hallelujah ... Oh Mary, yer wan in a million Oh oh, so's yer chances Ah haw, glory hallelujah ... Well then Mary, can ah run ye hame Oh oh, ah've got a pair o' sandshoes Ah haw, yer helluva funny ... (Never say die ... sways aboot nonchalantly, Picks his nails wi' his bayonet - And hew knocks it off!) Doon through the back close an' intae the dunny It wasnae for the first time Ah haw, glory hallelujah ... Then oot cam her mammy, she's goin' tae the cludgie Oh oh, ah buggered off sharpish Ah haw, glory hallelujah ... Hairy Mary looking for her hard man Oh oh, he's jined the Foreign Legion Ah haw, Sahara an' ra camels ... Then Hairy Mary had a little baby Oh oh, its faither's in the Army Ah haw, glory hallelujah ...
I am 68 and l still drink codliver oil and orange juice; l replace with economical juice; specifically having fever and headache; makes me feel 🙃 better.
I just heard this song for the first time today and I'm addicted! Anyone know where to find lessons for it on guitar? I found some decent TABs for it but I'm more of a learner by watching others.
Em-A (with open 2nd string)..... Verse - Em-C-G-Em x 3..."cod liver oil..." -G-B7 - repeats all the way through Capo where you fancy it..."Dennistoun Palais"
I think they used to supply cod liver oil and orange juice to beef up the health of the working population. Early NHS maybe. I 1st heard my uncle Bertie sing it although my ma & da are convinced that he never sang a song in his life
Been trying to figure out how this song sounded so familiar the first time I heard it, "Virgin Mary Had A Little Baby" is the original. Haven't heard that song in probably two decades. :o
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half the craic of this is watchin the old pair lovin it haha yurt
aye, and yer man centre left
That banjo player is feckin unbelievable
Absolutely
This song is a tonic when your feeling down. Genius songwriting with so many hilarious lines! The song + The Mary Wallopers = a match made in heaven!
I always yell out, "AND SO'S YOUR CHANCES!" while washing the dishes and listening to this song.
U dancin? No just the way I’m standin 😅
The late great Hamish Imlach's song who taught to our own great Christy Moore back in the 60s,
But these lads make it travel like I could hardly believe, for such a quitessentially Glaswegian dialect song........Great work lads!!
I always sing out- they didn’t write it!!
😊😊
Yer man from Belfast's kneecap havin' the time :D - legends the lot of them.
Would love a pint now
5 months later and I feel this.
@@stevenk2163 was just thinking that when i watched Crooked Jack a minute ago
@@dbrannick9585 would still love a pint
@@stevenk2163 still
Have one then
In the dancin, he met hairy Mary. You're one of a million, aye so's yer chance's 😂. Brilliant stuff 👌
Great song by Hamish Imlach sadly missed, we wouldnt have had christy Moore's version of Black is the colour without Hamish either.
Hamish sang it but it wasn’t his song, Carl MacDougall and Ron Clark wrote it.
Is that mo chara from kneecap at the table? :D
AH YES! Nice catch
I see Moglaí Bap as well
i can only see moglaí bap?
Good spot
He looks like he has a bit of anxiety there the way he's drinking that pint.
Yes that's exactly the story,two songwriters sitting in George Square Glasgow missed their late night bus and put lyrics to the American gospel song.If you've got a couple of minutes to spare could you please click the big g on the left.Put a few songs on you tube.Maybe the Wallopers could continue with their Glasgow tradition and do a version of Son of our Alba or Krishnaloka Ty lads.
this is the type of thing that makes life worth living 🤲
Hamish Imlach would be proud a ye lads x
I find it strange that they've never once mentioned it's Hamish's song in all of their live performances of it.I do prefer their version over the original but it's a crafty one for sure.
@@Marley999888 He made it famous but did not actually write it. The writers are Ron Clark & Carl Mac Dougall.
A setting like this now would be a dream come true..... Seems like a lifetime ago we could have a few pints and sign song in a pub
These guys are amazing, cant help but sing along.
They're brilliant! It's a cover of a song by Hamish Imlach from what I know.
Heard this tune being played in Croke Park yesterday. It’s a belter.
Best i could find
Oot o' the East there came a hard man
Oh oh, a' the way frae Brigton
Ah haw, glory hallelujah
Cod liver oil and the orange juice
He went intae a pub, an' he cam oot paralytic
Oh oh, VP an' cider
Ah haw, what a helluva mixture ...
Does this bus go tae the Dennistoun Palais
I'm looking for a lumber
Ah haw, glory hallelujah ...
In the dancin' he met Hairy Mary
Oh oh, the floo'er o' the Gorbals
Ah haw, glory hallelujah ...
Oh noo Mary, are ye dancin'
Naw, naw, it's jist the way ah'm stannin'
Ah haw, glory hallelujah ...
Oh Mary, yer wan in a million
Oh oh, so's yer chances
Ah haw, glory hallelujah ...
Well then Mary, can ah run ye hame
Oh oh, ah've got a pair o' sandshoes
Ah haw, yer helluva funny ...
(Never say die ... sways aboot nonchalantly,
Picks his nails wi' his bayonet -
And hew knocks it off!)
Doon through the back close an' intae the dunny
It wasnae for the first time
Ah haw, glory hallelujah ...
Then oot cam her mammy, she's goin' tae the cludgie
Oh oh, ah buggered off sharpish
Ah haw, glory hallelujah ...
Hairy Mary looking for her hard man
Oh oh, he's jined the Foreign Legion
Ah haw, Sahara an' ra camels ...
Then Hairy Mary had a little baby
Oh oh, its faither's in the Army
Ah haw, glory hallelujah ...
cludgie: toilet in Scottish slang.
my Irish grandma used to give this cocktail wow bringing back some memories
what a hell of a mixture
Yer man from Kneecap keeps getting the lyrics wrong 😂😂😂
I am 68 and l still drink codliver oil and orange juice; l replace with economical juice; specifically having fever and headache; makes me feel 🙃 better.
Are you pregnant?
Well done lads, fair enjoyed this version. Cheers fae Scotland
I just heard this song for the first time today and I'm addicted! Anyone know where to find lessons for it on guitar? I found some decent TABs for it but I'm more of a learner by watching others.
Absolutely addictive. It was interesting hearing the irish take on it the pronunciation.
Em-A (with open 2nd string)..... Verse - Em-C-G-Em x 3..."cod liver oil..." -G-B7 - repeats all the way through Capo where you fancy it..."Dennistoun Palais"
Ultimate guitar tabs has it!
The background laughter is the cherry on top of this performance.
All of the people in the background, instantly famous.
Love you 💚 buzzing to see this again tomorrow at The Barrowlands. Whats with the banger stroking his beard totally unimpressed in the background 😂
Mi5
I would give my liver to be in this pub when this is going on
ahahah thug mé faoi deara anois gur é Moglaí Bap sa choirnéal
Them chords always reminds me of people are strange by the doors,
Cross pollination right there .
nice to see the Kneecap cameo
I specifically love 💘 😌 😘 💕 the glory hallelujah in the 🎵 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵 song.
Love this great song such struggles Ireland had this fella sings it very well, of course first time I've heard it 🏴🇨🇮👌
man what a song but what a cover!! banjo player is something else 2
The fella in the background with the flat cap hates a good time.
These lads are legends. Love there music
Saw these guys live in Birmingham, cracking great tunes!
Is that moglai on the left
Hard to bate the men from the Town.Glory halaluya.
Fuckin magic version
Ahh you're elva funny 😁
What music is supposed to sound and look like!
Good lads them
00:36
Whole lote of love to you all.
Greatest of the bunch
Is that one of the Kneecap biys I see? Looks like a H.O.O.D.
Thats the boy from kneecap to the left
"the trumpet false, it conceals the madness"
This is a great little video.
Brilliant 👍👍
Wonderful stuff
Fantastic, excellent magic.
That Moglai Bap?
The lad in the cap is hating it.
What a load of. Shit?!
Moglai bap there too 🇮🇪
Moglaí bap on the left 😂
Crackin tune
Erin, where did you find the TABS for this song?
great stuff
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They're playing the chord order wrong! It's killing me! Also, he says "dannistoun parlay" when it's dennistoun palaid.
It sounds pretty good. Maybe you are in the wrong?
Blessings from NZ on all my Irish relations. Please don't abandon your faith or your culture!
Unfortunately our traitors in the Dail are trying everything they can to replace us and water our culture down
Fuckin excellent..would to see these men in that setting but with their popularity i doubt ill see it anytime soon
Great Stuff . Love the song and your version need to try to find out what the chorus is about.
It's what was given to single mothers by the Scottish government for their children ( Cod Liver Oil & OJ ).
I think they used to supply cod liver oil and orange juice to beef up the health of the working population. Early NHS maybe. I 1st heard my uncle Bertie sing it although my ma & da are convinced that he never sang a song in his life
herod and his rabbis were into the orange juice and trying to kill baba jesus as well so they were ..
Lads get the bus to mullingar again soon !!!
Who’s the scunner kissing the pint in front of the singer
VP and Cider boom!
Tyrone is where its at! Me da kens
Lol their little granny kitten heels 😂😂😂
Wupwup
🥱🥱🥱
Thats good stuff
❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇮🇪👏👏👏
Aye yer man
Savage
the lad on the front left had three swigs but hins guinness never left.............odd ball
I think it's the Guinness-drinking equivalent of air guitar playing
that’s the guy from kneecap ahahaha
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Been trying to figure out how this song sounded so familiar the first time I heard it, "Virgin Mary Had A Little Baby" is the original. Haven't heard that song in probably two decades. :o
Not a patch on the rendition from Hamish Imlach.
This is just as good
I thought U2 were rubbish 🗑 until I discovered this nonsense 🙄
Ur right about U2
Just listened to one of your songs you don’t hold a candle to these boys pipe down
Had forgotten about cod liver oil and orange juice. Had to drink teaspoon of each every morning or we didn’t get our pocket money 😉