Ken Loach KES 1969 - Miner's Working Men's Club Pub - Funny Scene
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2011
- In the evening, Jud and Billy’s mum unwind with a couple of drinks as a band plays Sixties favourites at Dard's, Pontefract Road at Sunningdale Drive in Cudworth, a few miles northeast of Barnsley. Formerly the Cudworth Hotel, the bar finally closed down in 2013.
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@kingdaveontouragain Written by Edrich Siebert, Performed by Joey Kaye at the club.
Never thought I'd be nostalgic for the combined smell of beer, stale piss, disinfectant and cigarette smoke
That reminds me, how is your Mum?
@@runawayplane6166 💀 😂
Tha could only dream of feendin apart.
I wasn't even born then but get nostalgic for seeing this
Weird feeling in it.
British mining towns, ripped away, by the Thatcher government.
I lived in St Helens, two working mines and lots of work in the mines. The town self imploded when the mines closed, great times as a kid in that era...
Ok this isn't the 80s and it's not fashionable to blame everythng on Thatcher any more, she did what she had to do with what she had, I hated her too until I actually looked into it btw, losing the pits was awful, displacing working men like that but the mines were done, if they weren't do you really think she'd have scrapped them and welcomed the nations hate like that? Put your bias to one side and actually review her options, she was twice the leader May is
st helens is the bomb, still couldnt beat wigan casino
@Andy Frost It was the speed with which she closed the mines - many still profitable - rather than closing the mines themselves. There was no alternative employment for whole communities because they opted to close them purely to provoke a confrontation with the unions so they could break them. Many of Thatcher's own former ministers cite this as their biggest error as those communities slipped into drug addiction and crime throughout the '90s and never recovered from that sudden absence of work.
@@callithowiseeit5806 It's not about closing mines, it's about the lack of alternatives put in place for these communities.
Thatcher robed my milk the cow boom boom ha ha ha cow took are milk I do try to be funny.
I always saw this more as a working mens club than a pub
It's miners welfare probably. Any could sohn up for club and club trip as everyone had family down pits
I was brought up around the working mens club scene in Bradtord in the 70s and 80s. Nothing but great memories of organised trips to the seaside as a nipper, youd get some money in a little envelope for the slot machines. Playing snooker and darts as i got older with some fantastic down to earth people.
Didn't know Lee Evans was singing in the clubs before his comedy shows. 😀
Brilliant! 😂
😂😂
One of my favourite movies
I want to be like the old lady dancing around to the marrow song when I get old.
Kerry Jones She's probably not that old. In the 1960's 35 was middle aged and I think she was probably about 60 which today is not really old.
The Bennt. You need to get a calculator.
Just remember being about 4 choking on the smoke good ol days😂😂
I wish that band would come to my local club to do a turn.
Probably brown bread now, mate. 54 years ago
Anyone think the singer looks like he could be Lee Evens' dad?
i knew he reminded me of someone.
Thought that was a young Michael Palin singing the first song
It was Lee Evans dad, Steve Evans.
@@DJSwezzleMusic Lee Evans' dad is Dave Evans though....
His name is Joey Kaye
SOME BOD'S GONNA BE LUCKY TONEET
Some bird, is what he says. It's Yorkshire slang for woman
Grez Hotchins we use the word to describe women in Scotland
Grez Hotchins I know bc i am from Yorkshire 😂😂 kes is by far best filem I’ve ever watched in mi life. It wa mi dad who told mi to watch it but I thought it wa gonna be borin so I didn’t watch it at first but now I can’t stop watchin it 😂😂 “thankyou and na for mi next trick” “ILL SHOW U A TRICK” 😂😂 that’s mine and mi dad’s fav part also this part en all 😂
We were introduced to that song at school when we were reading 'A Kestral For A Knave' (and watching KES to accompany).
Our teacher said "This song appears to be about a great big marrow, but if you listen, the words are actually NAUGHTY" ! Hey,we were only 12/13 years old!
I listened carefully- it IS about a marrow.
Gotta love innuendo
The football match with Brian Glover as the sports master is still the stand out scene from Kes for me
The best of British now just a distant memory
We'll get it Back!
@@bonkeydollocks1879 the fucking state of you both. Multi culturalism is the only reason England exists (google the Romans before replying). I'm a white English man from Lancashire btw. Your attitude is what's turned the country into the fucking cesspool that it is now.
@@bonkeydollocks1879 daft
@@no1wasgeorgiebest yep he's gone, fizzled out like a damp firework ffs.
No doubt it. The best of British. And fantastic times that live on through memories….gone never to return but not forgotten either.
How I miss those glory days.
The man who sang 'Oh What A Beauty' played Elaine's Dad in 'Letters To Brezhnev'.
class them days smell that smoke and drink thats british times at its best
Mm good ,lung cancer, innit
You obviously havn't seen the film then.
"i say mam did you bring that cripple in with you"
keep it shut! Keep it shut!
Excellent film!!!!!!!
Bishop Auckland and surrounding areas 2017.
The second song reminds me of the gang bang song in 'Rita Sue and Bob too'.
RSBT is set in Bradford in West Yorkshire in the mid 1980's, compared to 'Kes' set in Barnsley in South Yorkshire in the late 1960's, but both the songs are similar.
Barnsley was in the West Riding in 1969 too, it only became South Yorkshire in 1974.
k ow I wasn't aware that South Yorkshire is a fairly modern county, but I googled the history of Yorkshire and the original Ridings of Yorkshire were West, East and North..
The East Riding of Yorkshire was renamed Humberside (including parts of Lincolnshire) and the West Riding of Yorkshire was divided into two separate areas of West Yorkshire and South Yorkshire).
I've always assumed that South Yorkshire had existed for a lot longer than it actually has.
Juds hair rocked.
Confetti on elastic though!😂👌
Love the Gretsch :-) Looks like a tennesee rose?, someone must have had a well paid job
Brilliant.:)
Great film Here in Hoyland Barnsley KES
Lynne Perrie before she went off her rocker, RIP.
Wmc rather than a pub
It was filmed in the Cudworth Hotel, locally known as the Dards, most definitely a pub before it was demolished.
the blond haired woman to the right of Freddie Fletcher ....know her well ....remember when they filmed this .....Angie ....never seen your hair looking so coiffured ...brilliant
What ?
Jean-Basile what do you mean "what?" do you not understand what I have written? All I said was I know the blond haired woman next to Freddie Fletcher her name is Angie Loring.
Hello there!
i wonder if the pub in the film still exists.
p.s. what what the name of the band / performers. help if you can please, thanks
alex-b.
The guy singing "THE MARROW SONG" was an actor called Joey Kaye. He later turned up in "BOYS FROM THE BLACKSTUFF" as an electrician who was sent to cut Yosser's power off ( You can imagine what happened)..
Astonishing.
The pub is called The Dard (in Cudworth) and is about 200 yards from my house. its in the Barnsley Chronicle today as its shutting down, as its been up for sale for a while and no-one wants to keep it as a pub. And it doesn't look anything like it does in the film - shame...
Or as us cudworth folk call it "cudeth" haha
Its lundwood tunnel wmc mate. Not dards. Dards was a pub.
The pubs actually Wombwell main WMC. Grandad was in the film. He was the man dancing
Help me get these bleeding trousers off...... Be all bleeding neet 😂 😂
Does anyone knows the name of the song about the marrow? Or if it is even a real song?
+garr2991 darude sandstorm
It's “THE MARROW SONG (OH! WHAT A BEAUTY!)”, written in 1952 by Edrich Siebert
radavenport1 I finally had found it! Haha thanks dude :)
Joey Kaye with the marrow song.
great times you go out all fresh your best cloths on and come home your hair and cloths all stinking of smoke
what a whoppa!
Andrew Flintoff enjoying a pint or five.
Nostalgia is one thing but just about everyone who worked down a Mine ended up on a pension for having Coal Dust in their lungs.
Reminds me of pubs in Hastings UK to this day ! I mean, all those oiky people poncing around in fancy clothes, and that vulgar MOTR 2nd-hand 'pub-rock' music !
hastings is class, love it down there
@@airex12 lived here 17 years (too long !). Underclass oik shithole; alcolohism mainstream culture, and all that tourist tat in the old town, vulgar MOTR music like this 4 a start !
aww thats sad to here
which language is this?
icke dette I
Barnsley tarn
Yorkshire English
etheopian
Biafran..
Confetti on elastic thats how tight fisted he is lol
Worked hard played hard like any other mining town
Lundwood tunnel wmc.
Ivy? Is that you?
A very sad film.
One of the most depressing films ever made. It's grim oop North I tell thee.
paul lockhart it was the first book we read at school and i was riveted every lesson.
this is england 21 secs
Thats a Working mans club not a Pub. Probably a Miners club.
Agree, however, Its filmed in a pub. Also known as the Dard's, Pontefract Road at Sunningdale Drive in Cudworth, a few miles northeast of Barnsley. Formerly the Cudworth Hotel. I believe it's now been demolished.
Thinks its ment to represent miners welfare club. I can remember club trip to Blackpool by we all got a quid
Confetti on elastic, he's tighter than a camel's arse in a sand storm
What does confetti on elastic mean
@@Edward-ry1jk that the confetti keeps coming back to him everytime he pings it lol in other words hes a tight bastard lol
Northern Wo'king Men's Club 2018.
With the smoking ban all you can smell in pubs and clubs now is farts and bo. 🤷
Darn't Wurkin Mens Club. Welfare, like.. Tha'noz
When I watch Kes I can't but think of Bo Selecta and he's plastic no claws kestral,` come to craiiiiiig David`,Its reet proper Bo I tell thee!
OOH wHAT A WHPEER !!
Brilliant times, apart from the smelly smokers.
Help me get these bleedin trousers off
Hate those clubs they all act like fools
I hated these clubs with a passion
Imagine what a shit night out that would be …depressing
It's what they knew and all they knew in regards to a night out. Beers and live music, sounds alright to me. Unless you know different you've nothing to compare it too.
@@robmaddison8645I was member at a working man’s club for years that my Grandad and Dad were also members at….pretty shite tbh
@@andysmith8890 Just cause you couldn't pull any of the old stegasauruses.
@@robmaddison8645 It's Stegasaurs in the plural.
Who was this song actually composed by? Can I but it on vinyl ??