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Parkinson in Oz 1981 - Billy Connolly: The Old Fashioned Tennessee Waltz
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
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I love how Billy is very knowledgeable and intelligent so you listen intently and then he throws in a “goose farting in the fog” so he catches you off guard all the time. I bet his young children had an absolute whale of a time. Bless you Billy
A Very talented man musically, and this is what sets him apart other Comedians!!!
He really is a class act...I could listen to his music all day.
Have you heard him with Gerry Rafferty,the group is called The Humble Bums.Well worth a listen
I've yet to find something Billy can't do or isn't good at. From a welder to a magician. Incredible.
A true renaissance man.
..apparently he was a pretty shit welder but yeah, we know what you mean.
@johnc3403 He was shit because he ended up in the wrong job. Was beaten by his father and had no education so I'll give him a break as his come so far from where he started
Billy came to see, as I did, the absurdity of the human situation, and thought he'd take the piss out of it to make a decent living laughing at it and getting us to do the same. It's either that or cry, and he clearly made the wiser choice. @@cjackson6482
The sweet sound coming from this instrument and the tune is so pretty it makes me cry.
I grew up in Nashville This is better than the music produced today in the home of Country Music
Recorded in 1981
They have lost their roots
Talent & intelligence like this is sadly a thing of the past, just like class. Days long gone.
That was beautiful to listen to. I never knew he could play that instrument.
You'll find more in the film Lemony Snicket.
He does a nice rendition of Waltzing Matilda in French on his tour of Australia
He was a musician before becoming a comedian, he can play the banjo, guitar and fiddle too, in fact his talent is such that I’m sure he could play any instrument he picked up…
The big yin and Gerry Rafferty went separate ways after the humble bums, both were absolutely amazingly gifted
Sitting near Billy in a cafe once, I heard him tell the owner that his wife Pamela, who was away at the time, had left the vacuum cleaner in the hall for him, but it hadn't moved all week !
🤣😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Probably the first wife?
Ive genuinely been inspired by this, its taken me down a classic folk music path and ive just purchased one for myself. Thanks for the upload
Fantastic. I keep playing it over and over. Xxx
Me too
Same
Just have to love that! Thanks Billy, x
My mum and dad used to dance to this in the kitchen decades ago, happy memories :)
Beautiful autoharp and Beautiful Billy
I saw Billy play folk on stage with Gerry Raffery. The Humblebums. It could have been the 1960s I'm not sure. A musician at the start.
Curious - no one mentioned his closing with "Waltzing Matilda" - look it up, Australia's unofficial bush ballad; Pamela would have some influence over his liking for it. Go Billy.
Well I live in Australia and this was on the ABC, thus my extra love for the tune.
Well what a surprise Billy 👍👍👏👏 beautiful singer, you play that instrument so we'll and love the tunes, my kind of music. 🥰
Thank you very much for uploading one of my favourite Billy Connoly songs the autoharp is sublime. Fort hsoe that are looking for the lyrics here they are (note these are from Billy's album version and differ from the words he sings in this TV appearance. It includes the last verse which is the great punchline to the whole thing.
The Old fashioned Tennessee Waltz - As done by Billy Connolly on Riotous Assembly
The moon’s silver fingers crept over the mountain
On a deep purple Arkansas night
The red lights were glowing and the red wine was flowing
The couples danced into the night
Deep in the forest a blue bird was sleeping
Where only the coyote calls
The dancers were swaying
While the band it was playing an old fashioned Tennessee waltz
He stood in the doorway the black hatted stranger
He stayed well away from the bar
She could see his moustache and his blue tinted glasses
In the glow from his five cent cigar
She walked right up to him and said Hello stranger
He answered it’s chilly for June
They swanned arm in arm to the edge of the dancefloor
And a black cloud sailed over the moon
Just an old fashioned Tennessee waltz
You’ve heard it before and you’ll hear it again
Just an old fashioned Tennessee waltz
Young ladies beware of mysterious young men
With glides and with sashays they swept the floor softly
She felt she was dancing on air
But his hands felt so cold and his eyes looked so old
As he gave her that Come with me stare
She saw no danger but who was this stranger
Was he real was he true was he false
She took a chance and she lost. Her last dance
Was the old fashioned Tennessee waltz
Just an old fashioned Tennessee waltz
You’ve heard it before and you’ll hear it again
Just an old fashioned Tennessee waltz
Young ladies beware of mysterious young men (twice)
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful.
I can't stop listening to this!
Me neither. I play it every night before I go in ♥️♥️♥️
LYRICS FOR THIS VERSION
Oh the moon's silver fingers,
Slid over the mountain
On a deep purple Arkansas night
The red wine was flowing
The red lights were glowing
The dancers waltzed into the night
Away in the forest a blue bird was sleeping
Where only the coyote calls
The dancers were swaying
The band started playing,
an old fashioned Tennessee waltz
Just an old fashioned Tennessee waltz
You've heard it before and you'll hear it
again
Just an old fashioned Tennessee waltz
Young ladies beware, of mysterious young men
He stood in the shadows the black hatted
stranger
He stayed well away from the bar
She could see his moustache and his blue
tinted glasses
And the glow from his five cent cigar
She walked right up to him and said Hello
stranger
While the band played an old fashioned tune
They swanned arm in arm to the edge of
the dancefloor
And a dark cloud sailed over the moon
Just an old fashioned Tennessee waltz
You've heard it before and you'l hear it
again
Just an old fashioned Tennessee waltz
Young ladies beware of mysterious young
men
PLAY IT ON YOUR GUITAR WITH THE CHORDS A AND D THEN ADD A G IN THE CHORUS 😊 YOUR WELCOME
This is absolutely beautiful!!!! Thank you for playing it !!!!!
Me too. ❤
Im back again listening to this
I play this over and over ...love it ..❤
Yet again I'm listening I love this ❤
The smile at the end is priceless ♥️♥️
Brilliant this
That was beautiful, Well done Billy. Best of luck to you.
Thank you! That put a on my soul.
Found this by chance, thank you for uploading it !
God bless him !
Absolutely beautiful thank you Aussie fan❤
Love it!
Bless him ey !
Shear class!
He's great fun
Well played .🤠🎶
Amazing man.
Great!
This is my new favourite Billy Connolly piece 😊..what's the instrument called?
I believe it’s called an Autoharp 😀
@@icarusandtherabbit
Yes. Autoharp is correct.
is that an electric harp?
It’s called an Autoharp, or chord zither is a string instrument belonging to the zither family. (According to Wiki) 🙂
Where can I find the lyrics of this song?
Good question, I did do a Google to check but nothing came up. Only thing I got was
The Old Fashioned Tennessee Waltz cover by Billy Connolly
Written by
Pee Wee King, Redd Stewart.
Might have to do it like the old days, listen and write it down with a pen and paper 😀
One of the posts above gives all the words...
@@icarusandtherabbit Billy wrote this version and it’s called “The old fashioned Tennessee Waltz” or sometimes known as “Song for Yootha”. - Tennessee waltz is very different ruclips.net/video/ePwI5KEd8D0/видео.htmlsi=8KUobiAGYsZizOB6
@CliveBearman much appreciated, fixed it. And yes, I’m familiar with the Tennessee Waltz. Also a lovely song.