Levellers - Mutiny

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  • Опубликовано: 13 ноя 2012
  • Mutiny by Levellers
    A Rich Mulryne Film in association with Levellers and Fleet Films
    Produced by Rich Mulryne and Emma Birchett
    Cast
    L/Cprl Jesse Robert Short
    Scott Alexander
    Captain
    Nathan Masterson
    Military Policemen
    Kevin Horsham
    Teudor Acton-Page
    Firing Squad
    Thomas Hare
    Tim Seyfert
    Kevin Johnson
    David Scott Roberts
    Writer, Director, Editor - Rich Mulryne
    Assistant Director and Set design - Dan Radcliff
    Camera and Lights - Tim Connell & Oliver Turner
    Sound - Amy Sampson
    Make Up - Emslie Mills
    Props - Hel Latham
    Audio Effects - Stuart Trewhella
    Storyboard Artist - Nathan Cross
    Uniforms supplied by Flame Torbay
    Special thanks to DMF, Tim Ashton, Debbie Osborne, Richard Williams, Chris Mulryne, Chrissie Hicks,
    Kieran Stivey and Janet Brown (North East War Memorials Project)
    Mutiny from the album Static On the Airwaves out now
    Amazon www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B007XIHEZ6
    iTunes itunes.apple.com/gb/album/stat...
    www.levellers.co.uk
    / levellersofficial
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Комментарии • 48

  • @nathanmasterson2348
    @nathanmasterson2348 11 лет назад +17

    I play the Captain in this video! Rich did an amazing job, as did everyone involved. Glad it's received so much positive feedback!

  • @TomHare
    @TomHare 11 лет назад +16

    Really glad to be a part of this video (I'm the smiling guy in the firing squad). Great track!

    • @patkelly8309
      @patkelly8309 2 года назад

      Reminded me of Blackadder

    • @noladavis5085
      @noladavis5085 Год назад +1

      From my ex army bloke, you're really convincing. He met people like your character.

  • @MrWinnits
    @MrWinnits 11 лет назад +6

    This is my favourite song from Static on the Airwaves and the video only serves to enhance that - brilliant work. Really moving.

  • @corin294
    @corin294 11 лет назад +4

    this song is epic go levellers!!!!!

  • @Leveller0Headed0Dan
    @Leveller0Headed0Dan 11 лет назад +2

    Very cleverly done. compliments the song so well and really helps the story. albeit a sad one. Great work, as usual and the song is quickly becoming one of my all time favourites.

  • @mooseven
    @mooseven 11 лет назад +2

    Absolutely. No-one does the historical epic song like The Men They Couldn't Hang. They're masters of the art. This is a good step into the same terrirory by the Levs though.

  • @61shaffa
    @61shaffa 11 лет назад +1

    wow very powerful video with a very touching song

  • @MacTheRipper1
    @MacTheRipper1 11 лет назад +1

    You guys never fail to amaze me!!awesome track awesome vid!!nice 1!! keep up the good work... oi oi! Macky (:

  • @tinablanche968
    @tinablanche968 11 лет назад +5

    Amazing, I especially like the line around frame 1.40 " I stared The CAPTAIN in the eyes an he told me that he never seen the FRONTLINE.. Ah ha, A h Ha. This is a 100% true statement as I work with The BRITISH Forces.

    • @mauricelong850
      @mauricelong850 Год назад

      You obviously know nothing about Officers in the front line. Read a little history and see the life expectancy of Subalterns in WW1.

  • @MikeSivier
    @MikeSivier 11 лет назад +1

    Powerful song, strong video. Hits the target. Good job!

  • @Nailyboy1970
    @Nailyboy1970 3 года назад

    A very sad song. Well done the levellers

  • @leannebarrett2358
    @leannebarrett2358 2 года назад

    LEVELLERS!!!!!!!

  • @patkelly3966
    @patkelly3966 7 лет назад

    My daughters favourite

  • @ericdraven155
    @ericdraven155 6 лет назад

    What a track!!!!!!!!!!!! 👊

  • @janed7774
    @janed7774 7 лет назад

    Love you 💜

  • @andymcdonald2620
    @andymcdonald2620 3 года назад +1

    If you enjoyed this, check out Mutiny in the Common Soldiery by The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing.

  • @CoalMiningTown
    @CoalMiningTown 11 лет назад

    Yeah got to agree there.

  • @harryb8945
    @harryb8945 9 лет назад

    Sadly war can not end but luckily we have come a long way from that off the First World War. Officers fight along side there men these days and they even did back then. I'd be proud to follow the foot steps of my dad and serve in are army.

  • @patkelly3966
    @patkelly3966 7 лет назад +1

    Turn it Up

  • @eziofantin4994
    @eziofantin4994 11 лет назад

    Grande video, ben curato. Toccante.

  • @h0ppy82
    @h0ppy82 11 лет назад

    Best Levellers song ever...

  • @mooseven
    @mooseven 11 лет назад

    Similar song to "The Colours" by The Men They Couldn't Hang. And I mean that as a compliment, as they're both great songs.

  • @njcdixon
    @njcdixon 11 лет назад

    moving

  • @BenjAoC
    @BenjAoC 11 лет назад

    War is so cruel :(

  • @tombarnes7889
    @tombarnes7889 2 года назад

    hi iv been a fan since i was young (im old now) i just thore you shoud know there is glambiling add between your tunes which i dont think you would aprove of ? its just a obsvation sorry about the spelling im dislexi

  • @AustinSmith-zj1vr
    @AustinSmith-zj1vr 9 лет назад +1

    Blub

  • @harryb8945
    @harryb8945 9 лет назад +2

    + Tina B he is an officer in the military police so it is unlikely he would have seen the front, officers in combat regiments saw just as much action and danger as there men. You've obversely not worked with the british army in combat or even in training as you would know officers are just as much in the action as there men.

    • @SantomPh
      @SantomPh 8 лет назад

      the First World War was the last one where the British military had officers who had bought their commissions. Later conflicts saw more professional officers in the fieldm

  • @FireStrikeFilms
    @FireStrikeFilms 10 лет назад +2

    Anyone got the lyrics for this brilliant song?Cant find em anywhere!

  • @41levergun
    @41levergun 10 лет назад

    I there is a story this is based on, I'd like to know where I can read about it. Great video & song! Keep it up!

    • @lizzs9209
      @lizzs9209 7 лет назад +1

      I found this while looking www.forces.net/news/army/shot-dawn-pardoned-soldiers-remembered

    • @joechapman3932
      @joechapman3932 6 лет назад

      www.durhamatwar.org.uk/story/11290/
      This is the story of Jesse Robert Short in WW1 :) x

    • @andrewgreener
      @andrewgreener Месяц назад

      The song may be based on the 1917 Etaples mutinies in France.
      Jesse Robert Short was executed for inciting the mutiny, but has subsequently been pardoned.

  • @acousticclaus4245
    @acousticclaus4245 7 лет назад

    Anyone know the guitar chords to this wonderful song can't seem to find them anywhere.🎸✌️️

    • @FranWorthington
      @FranWorthington Год назад +1

      Hi, I know it has been a while since you posted your comment but I have only just seen it and I have been thinking the same. I've been having a listen and have worked out the chords. They may not be the exact chords as I have just listened and worked the chords out by ear, but this is the way that I play it:
      Em
      For us to carry on
      Em
      To fight and die as we have done
      Am
      With the whips and prayers to face
      Em
      the machine guns
      Em
      We're a mutiny so they say
      Em
      We've gone against the king today
      Am Em
      Aha Aha
      Am
      As I write to you my love, I'll be gone
      Em
      out of all that's dear to me
      Am
      For two years now we've fought and
      Em
      died for home with bravery
      Em
      Now the bulls have pulled me down,
      Am
      there's no way out for me
      Am.
      As I leave this damn disgrace, keep a
      Em
      good name for me
      G. Am
      Love can't you see this
      C. Em
      I'm not as I was before
      G. Am
      Love please believe this
      C. Em
      I'm Jesse Robert Short
      Em
      I stared the captain in the eyes
      Em
      And they told me that he'd never seen the front line
      Am. Em
      Aha aha
      Am
      That bugger ought to have a rope around his neck
      Em
      And thrown into the river
      Am
      Did i say these words that have cast me down
      Em
      Well i really can't remember
      Em
      With my back hard tied to the post
      Am
      Oh that black September
      Am.
      As i leave this damn disgrace
      Em
      remember me forever
      G. Am
      Love can't you see this
      C. Em
      I'm not as I was before
      G. Am
      Love please believe this
      C. Em
      I'm Jesse Robert Short
      Am. Em. Am. Em
      Dina i just want peace,
      Am
      For you and all
      Em
      good souls
      Am. Em
      I'd like to say that i died for you but,
      Am. Em
      war has no common goals
      G. Am
      Love can't you see this
      C. Em
      I'm not as I was before
      G. Am
      Love please believe this
      C. Em
      I'm Jesse Robert Short
      Hope this helps.

    • @acousticclaus4245
      @acousticclaus4245 Год назад +1

      @@FranWorthington Thank you fran, this does help, the way i play it is very similar to your chords except i play Am, Em, C, Am, Em, C. , Em, C, Am, Em ,Em, Am ,C on the pre chorus, With Cappo on second fret. BIG THANKS for taking the time to write out the chords Good stuff Cheers Mate ✌🎸
      on the pre chorus

    • @FranWorthington
      @FranWorthington Год назад

      Your welcome, glad it helped. Your chords for the pre-chorus work better, so I'll try using those next time I play the song. Thanks! 👍🎸😁

  • @jaford2
    @jaford2 11 лет назад

    The subject matter & sentiment is similar, but - much as I LOVE the Levs - I think The Colours is better: an uplifting, rousing and persistently memorable anthem....

  • @paulbartell38
    @paulbartell38 Год назад

    Can’t hear it. Wtf?