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Stan Rogers sings "Make and Break Harbour" in One Warm Line documentary
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2013
- This is an excerpt from the feature documentary "One Warm Line: The Legacy of Stan Rogers" produced by Kensington Communications.
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That's my grandfather at the first with the dog
I truly hope the best for your family! God bless!
I call lies 🤡🤡
@@nolantremblay2966 even if it was a lie, is it really that big of a deal?
@@gagekieffer772 the real question should be, is it that important that you need to lie about you and your family's story to get false attention? 🤔
@@nolantremblay2966what had you so butt hurt? The clip was filmed in canso/Phillips harbour aka, where the first generation of my family Landed in the 1800’s, why would I lie about a 3 second clip, for 79 likes? Educate yourself.
If the Canadian Postal Service does not put this man's face on a stamp, I shall forthwith complain until they are tired of me calling.....
+42awww
I'm with you on that proposal. :-) Maybe set up a Facebook page to promote the suggestion.
If that happens I am getting a Canadian pen pal so I can get one.
+Dabednego lol
Oh God, please. This man needs more exposure the public memory. Never forgotten as long as I breathe.
Well it worked XD
Stan may be gone, but the places he sings of are not. Don't let them share his fate.
As a Newfoundlander, this hits me hard in so many ways: the Cod Moritorium, my dad being a fisher affected by such, and also because my father was part of Folk of the Sea, a choir made up of fishers and the like that lost their livelihood. This was a song they would sing sometimes. Now I needs to get a tissue for my eyes
I went to Nova Scotia 20 years ago and got hooked on Stan Rogers. I still am.
I'm willing to bet you got hooked on Nova Scotia. 😁😁 I'm Nova Scotian if you couldn't guess!! Stan is one of our prides!! Cheers my friend!
With excellent reason. I mean the Stan Roger's part. I was introduced t stan-musically-by my ex-husband. He and I rarely talk anymore, but I listen to Roger's almost daily
Come back often and enjoy the atmosphere.
The piss-ants at the Canadian Music Hall of Fame still have failed to induct Stan nearly 40 years after his tragic death.
The body that decides on who gets in is CARAS -Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Science-they have recently clarified that to be eligible you have to have had a career of 20 years or longer. Gee, sorry, Stan: you shouldn’t have died in an air crash until the 90s what utter nonsense!
@@Skookumech that’s absolute rubbish, what a foolish rule
@@raystumpfy9431 Yes. Fortunately our neighbors to the south don't have any such moronic restriction, one which would have excluded from their Music Hall of Fame Hank Williams, Buddy Holly and Jimi Hendrix!
@@Skookumech wow that’s crazy. Thank you for the interesting info Norm! 👍🏽
@@Skookumech sticklers
So sad that he died so Young and cruel
And plus unlike other singers like Buddy Holly and John Denver, Stan actually despised flying
Stan Rogers wrote and sang it like it was and still is today he's one of the best folk singers this country has ever seen
who are the three morons that dislike this? Bless you Stan
The shame was arc in a wire of an airplane lavatory. Stan will not be forgotten
That terrible thing forever changed airline rules regarding circuit breakers being reset during flight. That's what happened... There was a fault in the wiring, the breaker for the lavatory tripped and they reset it during flight causing the smoke and fire. Now no circuit breaker is to be reset during flight.
Jesus, he's guttin' a Tom Cod.
There are so many great songs, but if you lived this life, this one transcends mere words and music - it's like Stan looked into your heart, sounded its depths, and painted a moving portrait, timed to wind, tide and wave.
You, TOO, have 'a way with words', Brent.
I wish I could have sat down and talked with Stan
We in Nova Scotia consider him one of our own my friend.
With his recordings, at least we can sit down and drink with Stan.
I did just that a long time ago. I took some photos of him and Garnet. After one show they were putting everything away, and I showed him my book of Photos. He was very humble and he said he liked my photos. That meant so much to me then. One thing I don't hear mentioned much is his voice. What an amazing powerful voice!! Seeing him live was a wonderful privelage. We all knew we were seeing Greatness. I feel so lucky to have seen him four or Five times. Every time I hear Northwest passage I just choke right up.
To quote Robbie Robertson, "It ain't like it used to be."
"Make and Break" refers to the put-put-put "one lunger" boat engine that took away the work of rowing but didn't increase speed or power that much - thus the fishermen had to still go by the tides. After WW2, bigger engines came in, and boats could go further and get larger catches - but some places like "Make and Break Harbour" would still use the old engines. (cheaper, better for sustainability and environmental friendliness - but not for getting rich with - thus the double meaning for "Make and Break" in the song) Perhaps because of this extra layer of meaning (which I only realized after living in Atlantic Canada for 30 years - this engine is called names other than "make and break") = Stan's best song.
Robin Hill Are Hit and Miss engines like Make and Breaks?
Soo Line That I do not know. In what part of the country did you hear 'Hit and Miss'?
Soo Line That was me (Robin Hill) replying on "Tamarah Juliet".
Tamarah Juliet en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hit-and-miss_engine
Soo Line O.K. (here I am replying from my own email) - I am in no way a mechanic, but I believe the way a Make and Break Engine is described is as "one cylinder, single piston"
Rogers must've had an interesting life and seen so much. He was only 33 in 1983 when he died but looked like 55 or 60. I'm in my mid 30s now I can't imagine standing next to him from this video and saying "we're the same age", lol.
Stan was a man among men and fairly oozed testosterone.
Suddenly feeling homesick for Nova Scotia. Love the song!
I'm always homesick for Nova Scotia. Not a day goes by that I don't long for that place 😢
I’ve spent 12 years on the Great Lakes watching many vessels I once called home go to the scrappers torch. This song not only captures the melancholy feeling of those old hulls going away, but the fine memories of all the men who worked on them. Who were once fresh and new like the ships they loved.
We miss you and your music will live on through your fans and down through time.
Reminds me of our neighbors who had one of those old boats back in the 1940s with the put/put-put Kelvin engines. Imagine going out past Hook Head after the herring shoals and coming back to port loaded to the “gunnels”. It was only by the grace of God that they survived at all!!!
My grandpa has an old make and break engine in his shed at their cabin in central Wisconsin. I'm thinking of restoring it. It'd be a heck of a job, as it is seized, but an interesting one!
Soo Line did you?
@@natben45 would love to know as well
His songs makes me want to leave everything behind and starts a new life as a fisherman, nevertheless great song and rest well stan rogers!❤
Best of Canada on. July 1,2022 .
1:16 the man sailing this boat is my grandfather
This video makes me think of my grandfather. Thank you for posting it, I don't have many memories of him but this brings a spirit back that I wish to live.
Miss You So Much Stan...I live in Arichat,NS! You My Dear Man: "Always Understood"
High blood pressure! Stan's the man, hey?
Gold
Canadian!!
God Rest you, talented songsmith.
You timeless baritone still brings peace to the anxiety of this World after so many years. Tell my beloved Gramma how many guns your Antelope mounted, so my model can be more accurate.
songsmith?
Wonderful
Timeless
Make a fella wonder what's he's doin out west
A great song. There's an odd irony in the song and one other of his, "California." The one time I ever encountered any hostility from Californians toward Canada was working as a baiter/crew on a salmon troller. In California, you can't net salmon within state waters. They are hooked or illegal. I was on the wheel of a little converted troller when a nice looking Canadian trawler (note the difference in the word there is just one letter). The radio came alive with a whole swarm of angry salmon fisherman who were convinced the trawler would cruise along the edge of international water sweeping up whole schools. It was an attitude that surprised me, but those trollers were also looking at sad changes in what they could catch, how much, and when. The irony is that some of those snarling "Californian" trollers were immigrant Canadians.
Stan hit a lot of nails on the heads in this one.
where can I access the full "One Warm Line" documentary?
Hey! Glad you asked. You can buy the DVD or stream it for $2 at kensingtontv.com/store
What would Stan say about today's Canada?
Demographic change changes everything else in society.
Dont forget and and remember of Hungary!
So the capitalism does with us
2:20 Why would anyone twerk for just a pound for a penny?
They've twerked for less, believe me.
Lol, good one. Foreshadowing to today's dance styles.