Moby Dick 1957 - Il Pequod salpa
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Al canto di "Heave away, me Johnny", il veliero del capitano Ahab parte per il giro del mondo a caccia di balene.
First song: Blood Red Roses
Our boots and clothes are all in pawn
Go down, you blood red roses, Go down
It's mighty drafty 'round Cape Horn
Go down, you blood red roses, Go down
Oh, you pinks and posies
Go down, you blood red roses, Go down
But it's round Cape Horn that we must go
Go down, you blood red roses, Go down
For that is where them whalefish blow
Go down, you blood red roses, Go down
Second song: Heave away my Johnny
There's some that's bound for New York town
and some that's bound for France
Heave away me Johnny, heave away
And some that's bound for the Bengal Bay
To teach them whales to dance
Heave away me Johnny boy, we're all bound to go
Come all you hard working sailor lads
Who round the cape of storm
Heave away me Johnny, heave away
Be sure your boots and oilskins on
Or you'll wish you never was born
Heave away me Johnny boy, we're all bound to go
First song:
Blood Red Roses
Second song:
Heave Away Me Johnny
Both of these songs are sung by the Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem
That's AL Lloyd, not the Clancys
Completely authentic and authentically performed.
Thank you for listing these. Can recordings be found on Amazon music?
“We’re all bound to go” 😢 knowing what happens😮
What a great meaningful tale and fantastic characters
This was always my favorite scene
What a wonderful movie!!
Mi commuovo quando hanno detto buona fortuna e le mogli che guardavano perché alla fine muoiono tutti.
Hopefully this translates well for you: sailors actually didn’t like having their wives and children wave goodbye to them because they felt it implied that they would never come home again. Unfortunately it happened a lot
Beautiful and haunting
I love that your channel has the translation although it's not the English version of the film.
When I was in 5th grade I was visiting at my friend's house at about 6 pm in the dead of winter in San Bruno, CA, and we were watching the movie on a rare color TV and I was surprised I liked "Moby Dick" after having been indoctrinated by other kids at what a dull book this "Moby Dick" was only to see this. My mom picked me up to go home and I could hardly wait to get home and keep watching the film, although our TV had trouble getting that channel in very well.
Sometimes I think that when we only saw things when some TV station showed them made them matter more. You had to rely on your memory to watch the movie in your head again, or if you were lucky, used a cassette recorder to capture the sound and imagine the movie in your head, like I did with "King Kong" and "Bride of Frankenstein" over and over.
🧟♂
Life and society was so much better back then I'd give just about anything to do away with the internet and ai smart tech etc.
It's one big poison pill we're all collectively biting off and it's destroying society.
an absolute fantastic film !
I've searched for this beautiful shanty
In any language: "I'm bound for New York Town , and others are bound for France..." We're all bound to go. (I hope.)
Whenever I hear them sing that song to heave, it gives me goose pimples, iike I know something is wrong.
It's a classic old folk song, I knew an old man who looked like Father Mapple who played it on his guitar.
bert actually was a whaler in his earlier years so had first hand experience of of what it must have been like on ship!!
Maravilhoso!
@otrebor16 the one from the tavern is called "A'rovin". God I love singing it!
More recently, I discovered a sea shanty called The Wellerman (the Wellerman was a supply ship that would meet the whalers)
@fasterbit06 Peter Weir or Terrence Malick for Moby-Dick. NOT Tim Burton!
Salvatore Arcilesi: Chebello *_*
check out the folk historian a. l. lloyd sing the sea shanty all dressed up as a pirate!!!
It's the maid of Amsterdam
Remember this?
Talking funny talk
That one's called "A-Rovin'"
I have a video singing it here:
/watch?v=RVmCbsMzHrE
TIM BURTON FOR MOBY DICK!!! we are waiting for The Movie...
Can someone write here the text of the sailors' songs ??
www.celtic-lyrics.com/lyrics/232.html
vabbè
il piu bel romanzo di mare?chissa quelli brutti!!!
Fossi in lei prima di fare queste affermazioni ridicole leggerei il maestro del mare Conrad...ignorante!
@@maurocalanca5931 grazie deficiente ,di essere comparso e senza aver ancora imparato a leggere i commenti ,avermi nominato!
I know this is late and I hope this translates well. I don’t know if it because of the auto translation but while this is a beautiful story, life at sea that these men lives through was very ugly and many of their song reference that
Non è certo una lettura adatta ad analfabeti come te
@@lucaaddari4941 grazie mentecatto per la solerzia nella risposta