Stan Rogers sings "Barrett's Privateers" in One Warm Line documentary
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- Опубликовано: 15 фев 2012
- This video is an excerpt from the feature documentary "One Warm Line: The Legacy of Stan Rogers" produced by Kensington Communications.
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this song made me grow a beard and steel balls.
Dupz meister happy we could be a positive part of your personal development!
This song made my balls grow a beard.
I listened to it again and it made my beard grow some balls
make it stop
This song made my beard grow a steel beard and my balls are drunk and getting into a fight with a Yankee.
That, or the acid just kicked in.
The guy in the hoodie is a time traveler.
+Jesse Evans hoodies were first made by Champion in the 1930's.
+mike g its just funny because its different from everyone else
He chose the right time to travel to!
The guy in the hoodie and the cameraman travelled back to the 1650s to capture this.
its Trevor fro the Trailer Park Boys
This was filmed in my Great Uncles house in Canso, Nova Scotia
Ha! Really? That's fantastic. Does it still exist? Is it still in your family?
Neat!!!!
shadycat77 I believe it is still in my family, but no one has been in there for like 30 years.
God bless Canada & Nova Scotia.
oh, so cool !
I cannot imagine a more spirited song for men holler 'round a table of drink.
Randy dandy oh!
Behold! The most Canadian video on the entire internet
During the American Revolution, the British had set up a Naval blockade. They hired Privateers from the Canadian Maratimes to catch any American ships that evaded the blockade. They British stated that these privateers could keep all of the loot from captured American ships.
Many Canadian privateers participated in the conflict, and some were quite successful becaming very wealthy. However most privateers looking for easy money had ships that were more suited for fishing, and less than ideal for naval warfare.
this is about as Maritimes as it gets - some drinks in the kitchen. god bless stan rogers. SHED NO TEARS
Happy you enjoyed it! Let us know what you think of the section where he sings "Northwest Passage"
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I grew up in nova Scotia and I always just called this a "party". I found out later it's supposedly called a "kitchen party".
Tip of the hat to the Royal Canadian Navy, who shared this on their Facebook page.
+lordshipmayhem We saw it there too - thanks for the heads up :)
lordshipmayhem really? Fuck yeah!
Doesn’t that strike anyone as slightly ironic given the content of the song?
G G yes
German here. This is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.
My friend that’s eastern canada for you right there buddies sitting around the table singing chatting having a few drinks and having a great time
Listening to this song puts hair on your chest. The second stage is your
beard grows out magnificently. Next you start wearing manly plaid
shirt, confidently open to the chest. Finally, you wear a handkerchief
tied around you neck like a rustic Canadian sailor from the 1700's.
And that's just the ladies.
this man was taken from us far to soon
As someone from the US, this video makes me proud to be from Halifax.
which one?? pick a place!
18 dislikes? God damn them all!
+lionheart21 I was told we'd cruise to seize for american likes
Canadian Apistevist we'd find no memes, and shed no tears!
Now I'm a broken fan. Halifax nowhere near!
haha god damn them all!!!
even dough thrrrrhhhgghhhs nooo ooooch ding laddie...yeah...damnEmm all tee elll😐eh?🇨🇦
Boy, time flies! In 2012, while working a thankless graveyard shift job as Maintenance at a Wal-mart, I heard one of those great eclectric folk shows on an FM station in my Sony Walkman as i scrubbed , mopped and cleaned the lavatories. And they played this some 10 minute long, live version of this man I never heard of...a rare radio version of Barrett's Priveteers. Now, as an old American folkie and guitar picker some 4 plus decades, i was fascinated by his passion, the resounding chorus of the GD's, and the total conviction and belief of what he was singing with his mates. i never forgot it...and BINGO, this 2nd day of 2018, without knowing the title...just the chorus of GD ! I found it here! Thanks for posting this...and kitchens are absolutely the BEST place in the house to play music, jam, and drink with your pals! Hundred of hours have i played in kitchens! Stan was gone far too early in life.
p.s. Why does Stan come to mind out? i broke my hip early in December, and had hip replacement surgery; was in the hospital 12 days. In my room they had the great premium cable channel, The Smithsonian Channel...focusing that month of air disasters, and the NTSB investigations into what caused the crash. And by chance, i saw the hour documentary early in the wee hours when I sleep any more...about the Air Canada Flight, where Stan and others perished because of the lavatory fire on the runway, in Cincinnati. Wow...I hand't heard the name Stan Rogers since that night in 2013 while at work! I knew I would look him up and enjoy his music, when I got home. What an air tragedy...not even while in air! Rogers was taken from others far too soon..along with his fellow passengers who perished.
Thanks for you comments. I'm glad you really liked the video.
Stan Roger's' voice goes straight to the heart and stays there.
God damn that oil! // I was told we'd fight the war for American soil // We'd bomb no towns, spread no fear // Now I'm a broken man in Umm Qasr // The last of Baghdad's privateers.
clever lyrics
Stan's brother, Garnet rogers, with the long hair. An incredible talent (singer and songwriter) in his own right.
Richard Jacobs True!
Richard Jacobs Thanks! I did not realize they were brothers!
+Richard Jacobs I thought that must be Garnet- there's a definite family resemblance.
when my time comes, ill seek stan and ill sing this with him in the after life
William Fisher Mind if i join you?
bilgeratjim Let's get a whole Choir goin. Ill join
Don't count me out!
If I can join you, I'll bring the whiskey!
I love this. Its the best version possible, but almost impossible to get.
My personal favourite as well. You can get it on vimeo or dvd. vimeo.com/ondemand/stanrogers
What I love about this video is the passion. Sitting round a table, Stan leading the way as only Stan could! Proud to say my Grandfather was from Halifax, Nova Scotia!
It's an amazing vibe in the room.
Dippers85 You can get a similar vibe in Halifax at the Lower Deck! IMHO worth going.
Goddamn I just wanna hang out with these guys in the old kitchen. Awesome stuff
What a fun song and a cool legacy for Stan Rogers to leave behind 💕👍
Fantastic performance. They all look like they're half-cut and having a great time.
I thought I recognized the other faces! Three of the other men are Irish/Newfoundland artists Fergus O’Byrne, Dermot O’Reilly, and Denis Ryan. This is about as many Canadian music icons you’d be able to fit into one video. This is sex to my ears.
Shoutout to this room for amazing acoustics.
This will never get old! i love everything from the passion, the scenery, and especially his facial expressions when he says," yanks drove us in" and, " I just made Halifax yesterday." The world needs more souls like his. I wish that he was still around, sharing his passion with the world
Great words. We're fortunate to have been able to tell his story. It's an amazing feeling to know that people enjoy how we've captured these men in an authentic way.
Austin Reynolds stove us in
RIP
Stan Rogers
(1949-1983)
A victim of smoke inhalation onboard Air Canada Flight 797 after it safely landed at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, Boone County, Kentucky due to an in-flight fire.
The full song, from this performance, would be better than world peace.
I once "served" during a school thing on a huge sailship for a week and on a seperate trip I went to dublin and visited many of the pubs there, the live singing I heard and participated in during those two trips I miss dearly and I cannot find clip of the identical songs on youtube. Sea shanties are lovely
They are very catchy and happy tunes.
You can tell Stan is having fun singing this song by that huge smile on his face. You can hear it in his voice, too. I just wish the entire song was here.
I found out about this great singer while watching a Mayday episode about the flight on which he died...forever a fan now. RIP Stan.
I was just cruisin through Itunes and I happened to come across this song and I am so glad I did.
I see Dermot and Fergus and Dennis there too, what a crowd of talent sitting around the table.
Celtic singing at its finest,
Assassins Creed: Black Flag shanty hunting brought me to this gentleman's song, and it's already added to my list of maritime shanties to belt out with no hesitation. Though I would love for a humble scene of brotherhood like this.
Wow it's amazing how you ended up on the video. Thanks for watching!
Daisuke Sanada Celtic Colours in Cape Breton 👍
Me too!
Well, technically, it's not a shanty. It's a ballad. Also, this video leaves off the first three or four verses.
Check out the Real McKenzies version
I love being from Shrebrooke. ;)
i love the kitchen
What a kitchen party that was!
I once had a co worker (Brazilian imigrant) tell me as a canadian we didn't have any culture lmao. so I said youtube ANY music from the east coast.... ha ha and I'm from ontario...... what a bitch
+Chris B I'll take Canadian culture over Brazilian anyday. Greetings from across the lakes (MI)
+Iraqvet 2005 they have tasty steak. that's about it ... their beer sucks and soccer is lame. lol
The arrogance of these immigrants eh? Should have told him to shove off back to hell on earth.
Don't generalize over one anecdote you nativist POS.
Love this... im used to "The Corries" singing this ( swap Sherbrooke for Edinburgh)
Great to hear the original...and what a great talent..
I went and looked that up, ouch. that's terrible.
To be at that kitchen party and to tip back the same liquor as the great Stan Rogers, that's heaven on earth my friends.
Just a stunning writer and performer.
GODDAMN THEM ALL!!! I WAS TOLD WE'D CRUISE THE SEAS FOR AMERICAN GOLD... FIRE NO GUNS, SHED NO TEARS!! NOW I AM A BROKEN MAN IN THE HALIFAX PIER THE LAST OF BARRET'S PRIVATEERS.... I drive to work singing to this Awesome song, there is some fantastic folk music out there! what a legacy. thanks Stan!
I'm 14 years old, this is long before my time but somehow it still resonates with me so deeply? The sense of happiness and togetherness that this video radiates is something I envy in such a media oriented and closed off time. I fell in love with this music quite by accident, and I while I'm a teenager and interests change, I can tell my love for this will last a lifetime. I think I was a singer like Stan Rodgers in a past life, or even a privateer long ago like in the song. I don't know.
It's amazing, we agree!
Such joy and camaraderie evident in this short video!
For those of you who really love this, you should check out the cover that his son, Nathan, has done. He sounds just like Stan.
I just got to sing this song at an old wooden table in a cottage on the water in Harbourville Nova Scotia, really cool feeling!!!!!
Phil Mart awesome. Good to know it's not just my family that keeps up the traditions
Finally... something worthwhile watching on youtube
You're the best!
I miss Stan 😔
Oh god, I just googled Stan Rogers, as I confess I hadn't heard of him before now. What a bloody loss to the world when he died, so young.
Doubting Thomas , has the legend made a fan out of you,too?
Stan's the Man!
They are really awesome, the choir they made is incredible and stan rogers had a great voice.
look at all the bottles of whiskey that are around them
I've heard that Stan dashed off this masterful piece in an afternoon at the Mariposa Folk Festival in order to enter a "sea shanty" event. He didn't have one ready, so he wrote this! Amazing talent.
Stan Rogers has been a great inspiration for my songs. This is a great song!
Can you imagine how much awesome music he would have given to us if he was still alive? Stan was just getting started.
Love this. Stan was a rare talent.
I don't understand the dislikes. This is even better than the fantastic live version on Between the Breaks.
Wonderful....can't stop listening to this
We listen to it frequently too.
This is a GOD DAMN real account of a Canadian seafarer's story (my opinion), I wish there were more like Stan who could help us remember the beauty of such shared experiences of early Canadians ...
I just realized something....Stan Rodgers is the SHIT! :D
I love how he's singing this with the fellas from Ryan's Fancy ❤
I was lucky enough to have seen Stan Rogers several times at McCabe's in Santa Monica, CA. I saw him just about 3 days before the fatal plane crash that took him from us.
That's amazing. Did you get a chance to take pictures of the show?
Back in 1983 we did not have cell phones,, so no. I did talk to him after the show though.
:-) but we still had cameras in '83. Great that you got a chance to talk to him.
Wicked stuff. My uncle told me of this song just a month or so ago, and I've already put it to memory. Great song to sing before a shot in toast to Stan Rogers, Elcid Barrett, and the Canadian Navy. Cheers!
When I'm sad, I pretend I'm there with good whisky in my stomach and the smell of forest on my clothes.
Hometown hero! 🖤
0:43 cracks me up! Love this song, you're still missed Stan. RIP
-Born and raised in NS, listened to Fogarty's Cove LP back when it was new and he was still teaching the world aboot the Maritimes.
Love this!
We've sung this many times!
This is awesome, I love this
This is a typical of the area Stan loved and I live Guysbrough county Nova Scotia, and I love it.
I've been looking for this scene for months!! Thank you for posting it, so much.
Stan really, really studied Canadian maritime tradition, which makes his songs so incredibly accurate.
Usually privateers didn't have to shoot their guns (or maybe at times a warning shot was enough). The type of boat the characters in the song were sailing on was a small vessel with 4" guns. Their boat is also in disrepair and the crew is inexperienced.
They eventually get bold and go against a much larger American merchant vessel. They thought it didn't have guns, but it did. Much larger guns than they had. When they attacked, they were at "two rope" which is a distance that is beyond the range of their puny 4" guns. So they lose and the kid loses his legs.
By God does this song take me back to some good times!
So classic!
Pure Gold.
Great moment to capture. :)
i was at brother Jim's house once.... sounded like this.... plus he had board games
Lol. Great story!
A true gem. Thank you, Stan.
Indeed!
I want to sit around, drink whiskey, and sing sea shanties with these guys.
Great song!
long live Stan.
the best .
George Pavlov Stan's funeral service held at St. Luke's Hamilton Ont. June 1983 one block from my house. My dear friend Fr. Blackwood officiating .R.I.P. on the shores so far away
Three Irishmen who moved to Newfoundland to go to university , singing with Stan and his brother Garnett from Ontario in a house in Cape Breton ...gotta love it :)
before video games there was this, makes you want to go back
Absolutely Awesome.
Indeed!
im all about this aesthetic right here
It was a great scene to frame.
What a musician, What a man!
Whole lot of legend at that table. Stan Rogers, Jim Payne, Fergus O'Byrne
He seems like the type of guy you would listen to
stan!!!
wonderful great music 🌊⛵⚓🌊
I found out about this song because of Alestorm's cover. Awesome song.
It was delightful to come across this one! In the culture we live in today, this form of gathering is sorely missed.
Who says Canada has no culture.
This makes me want to get together with some lads and belt out acapella sea shanties
This is such a beautiful thing. So glad it was captured this effectively.
Thanks so much. It was one of our most memorable shoots!
what a merry bunch of shantymen! cheers!
This is how people were before the internet.
indeed
Wow.... Really miss hearing him.
Браво!