Bellowhead - The Rochdale Coconut Dance, Shrewsbury Folk Festival 2010
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2011
- Bellowhead performing 'The Rochdale Coconut Dance' at Shrewsbury Folk Festival 2010.
Bellowhead played the main stage of the Shrewsbury Folk Festival on Monday 30th August, the is from footage from the feed that was sent to the screens in the main stage and also webcast as a live event.
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They never fail to entertain. A folk band with a brass section is so different.
Traditional music, backed by a marching brass band and a den mother with a cello. We longtime fans smile knowingly and read your delighted comments. Viva! And welcome to the madhouse.
This is how music should be - played with utter joy
I'm not sure why you belittle them so much. I love listening to lots of different people's takes on folk songs because each person brings their own flair to it. Bellowhead is no exception, and to say that they're 'just the new kids on the block' is to ignore the creativity they bring to these tracks. Also, re your other comments, Bellowhead got me into Spiers and Boden and that got me into traditional folk music, so I can't believe they do anything other than good for the genre.
Bellowhead are the most fun you can have with your trousers on.
If Bellowhead comes back together.. They will be the best FOREVER
every Bellowhead video I view, not one of them has a single dislike, the best musicians on the planet!
Gosh.... Jon Bowden is so handsome !! 😍
I love Bellowhead. One of my favourite things about them (there are many) is that by the last chorus they're all really enjoying it!
Fantastic! Loved it.. Please come back together!
from someone who plays both folk and modern chart stuff i really like this version.
Holly Shite....where have you been all my life? i just discovered you guys today!!! for Christ sake come to the States, we're not all dicks!! Great stuff!
Do you all blaspheme?
A fabulous band. So sad that they had to part.
This band is so amazing, I wish I could join them!
Terrific live band!
Love it!
Ha the melodion player is just loving life.
I enjoyed that. Very jolly.
Absolutely superb and far too good to be history, so come on guys, please reform!!! and come back to Cromer!!!!
A Plethora of different instruments, blended together ... superb
Wow! con el mero 'Jarabe Tapatío' enmedio
So did I.
There's nothing worse than a musical elitist, esp a folk elitist. This band are AMAZING. If you don't get it, then you are deaf.
When you say the Rochdale Co count dance what is this? Locally we have the Brittania Coconutters which is Bacup (a little town north of Rochdale). Just asking mind you and love Bellowhead.
Sean Marshall
I agree. They were Blacked up .. To do with the coal strikes and the came up from Cornwall.Also in the north east.(black leg Colliers)
I think the Pub where the dance is The Wellington... let me know .
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+Sean Marshall There is reference to coconut dancers as part of the Rochdale Rushbearing processions, looks like there were several teams in the area (At least four were known around 1900) , Britannia being the only one that survived to the present day.
Britannia Coconutters that is
That looks like David Delarre on the mando. Someone check me?
It is David Delarre, as I pointed out 6 six years ago.
Great music. Oh and i think Rachael McShane is pretty cute.
Does anybody also know who the saxophone player is? Doesn't look like Brendan. He plays some interesting solos starting at 2:34 :)
I think the band had a little chance up cause that doesn't look like benji on the guitary thing either
+Dylan Le Lerre guitary thing is a mandolin
I went to university with her dad, Chris
Does anyone know who the guy playing mandolin is?
Mr Doran - It was David Delarre, deputizing for Benji Kirkpatrick.
It was/is not always a sad dirge. Admittedly, in the UK - England particularly - there has been a widespread belief that amateur status confers the right to be amateurish and yet expect an audience, and this has been the bane of folk clubs and explains why I rarely ever go to them. I would say that Blowzabella (amongst others) did much more to rescue folk from from its dull image from 1979 onwards. Bellowhead are just the new kids on the block.
Maybe, though the lead singer is one of the things I find (very) off-putting about Bellowhead (I have 2 of their albums) - and if he sings in the same style in their duo, I doubt I'll like it even if I like the arrangements. Haven't actually heard them as a duo that I know of. (I don't much get to go to festivals/gigs, unfortunately, and prefer going out to play in sessions to going to "folk clubs".)
Would you embolden, please? I can't hear a word you are writing!
The box player is great in this - I'd love to be able to hear him properly! The rest is just an aural mess to me; oh, a clever mess by talented players with imagination, sure, but still a mess.
John Spiers. Fabulous player.
No sir, I don't have much time for the folk club scene, I'm not bearded, I don't wear cable-knit and I'm a Pastis drinker (preferably with water and ice cubes.) You don't happen to know of any good sessions, preferably somewhere other than England? With lots of food and proper people would be good. If it ain't Bacchic and convivial I'm not interested. You can come along too as long as you behave yourself.
Sorry jasbk. I decided to buck the trend.
Oh, put your fishing jumper on, sup your pale air and sit in the corner man. Enough.
Bellowhead is what is wrong with folk festivals in England; La Chavannée is what is wrong with folk festivals in France; Carlos Núñez is what is wrong with folk festivals in Spain. Notwithstanding the impressive abilities of each of the musicians in all three cases it's traditional folk music for a wider public which hates the sound of traditional folk music.