Ye Vagabonds - Lowlands of Holland | Live at Other Voices 2018
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- This is beautiful rendition of 'Lowlands of Holland' comes from the Other Voices archive (Series 17). Music for the head and the heart. We hope you enjoy it 💛
I was at a concert they had in Cobh Cork many years ago. 18 people were in attendance and they played unamplified ... Honestly the hairs stood on the back of my neck for the 2 hours.. I was so lucky to be there
I am Irish, living in the Lowlands. This is such a beautiful song and me being a Dubliner what more would I want in this moment. Thank you!
Many have tried, over the years, but the McGlynn brothers have produced the definitive version here. Just like Paul Brady did with Arthur mc Bride and the Lakes of Ponchetrain and the late Michael I'm domhnaill did with Lord Franklin. Stellar company for these talented lads to be amongst.
Nailed it
the dubliners
I totally agree about Paul Brady
Its just a matter of opinion....Natalie Merchant with the Chieftains coverd this song, as did Dolores Keane...search the archives and you'll find many great versions of the Lowlands of Holland..
Steady on!
Dolores Keane is The Definitive version. Ye vagabonds one is quite good however
I managed to catch them live at last in 2022 in Leicester. With the addition of Alain McFadden it was one of the most wonderful evenings I can ever remember.
Absolutely lovely. I've heard this song sung for the last 50 years but have to agree they've really nailed it with this. Such a sweet sound they make.
What musicianship, superb playing the best version of a classic
Their voices and that lilting bazouki....😍😍😍
Outstanding
As near perfection as anyone I've ever heard. That goes for everything these guys do.
Bollocks. They butchered this song.
@euandonald2663 To each their own I guess. Sorry you couldn't enjoy it.
That sounded great already, but then they started with the harmonies, and like, on my gosh!
Such flawless harmony
I was wondering where the drone was coming from! He has the squeeze box going with his foot! Brilliant
[Verse 1]
The love that I have chosen, I’ll therewith be content
The salt sea shall be frozen, before that I repent
Repent it shall I never, until the day I die
For the Lowlands of Holland have twined my love and I
[Verse 2]
My love lies in the salt sea, and I am on the side
Enough to break a young thing’s heart, what lately was a bride
What lately was a bonny bride, and pleasure in her eye
For the Lowlands of Holland have twined my love and I
[Verse 3]
My love he built a bonny ship and set her on the sea
With seven score good mariners for to bear her company
But the weary winds began to rise, the sea began to rout
And my love then and his bonny ship turned withershins about
[Verse 4]
There shall neither coif come on my head, nor comb come through my hair
There shall neither coal nor candle-light shine in my bower mair
Nor will I love another one, until the day I die
For the high winds and stormy seas have twined my love and I
[Verse 5]
Oh hauld your tongue my daughter dear, be still and be content
There are mair lads in Galloway, ye need na sair lament
Oh there is nane in Galloway, there’s nane at a’ for me
For I never loved a love but one, and he’s drowned in the sea
Outstanding
I can see the look in that woman's eye, the tears mingling with the salt air on a cool seaport morning.
Absolutely Yes. And so glad for that. I am blown away. Mesmerized by the zouk AND those wonderful Trad, storytelling voices. Wow, I need more…
The love that I have chosen, I’ll therewith be content
The salt sea shall be frozen, before that I repent
Repent it shall I never, until the day I die
For the Lowlands of Holland have twined my love and I
My love lies in the salt sea, and I am on the side
Enough to break a young thing’s heart, what lately was a bride
What lately was a bonny bride, and pleasure in her eye
For the Lowlands of Holland have twined my love and I
My love he built a bonny ship and set her on the sea
With seven score good mariners for to bear her company
But the weary winds began to rise, the sea began to rout
And my love then and his bonny ship turned withershins about
There shall neither coif come on my head, nor comb come through my hair
There shall neither coal nor candle-light shine in my bower mair
Nor will I love another one, until the day I die
For the high winds and stormy seas have twined my love and I
Oh hold your tongue my daughter dear, be still and be content
There are mair lads in Galloway, ye need na sair lament
Oh there is nane in Galloway, there’s nane at a’ for me
For I never loved a love but one, and he’s drowned in the sea
Yes sir :) That'll do nicely. Love discovering gems like this. Daoiri Farrell and the likes of these guys makin the bouzouki great again hahah
Went to see Daoiri at the london Irish centre a month or so back.. Electric. . I took my cousin who fell in love with him at first sight. He was just amazing in front of a small crowd live. I've seen Pink Floyd and so on but I wouldn't swap it. The bit where he did a bore on face b4 absolutely nailing the Galway Shawl was legendary. What a live act. +tip my hat
Beautiful song, beautiful rendition. Thank you.
What marvellous voices & singers .
Fantastic version. Can't wait for the new album.
Excellent version of the song.. really enjoyed this 👌
Absolutely wonderful!
A wonderful rendition. Roy Williamson for me is still the singer I picture when I think of this song though.
Masterful. ❣️
Love these lads !!
Absolutely fabulous
Oh now this is good, very very good 👍🏻
So beautiful! 💕
Absolutely super stuff lads.
Keep 'er lit!
Bellísima versión :)
Gorgeous!
so brilliant to hear some young fresh lads sing such beautiful trad..Absolutely beautiful 👏👏
Bravo 👏
Wow. That is all.
class
You do not get much prettier than that.
Jesus wept!
Anybody else here because of their collaboration with boygenius on THE PARTING GLASS tribute to Sinead O'Connor.
Yes, absolutely yes. I intended my earlier comment to reply to your comment. It went to general. But yes, I’m just digging in. These lads are fantastic! God I love that zouk sound and the tradition in their voices is almost unmatched today.
Spellbinding
No. I want to play both the large mandolin and the calve squeeze