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Nice mason and a great rendition

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"At the dawning of the decade, we were here, In the smoke, filled wreckage of an unhappy New Year, Scraping off the land like toast." ... "If we only knew, " ... "When it rains, it pours, You catch your death. Stay indoors. When it rains, it pours, it pours." "Toilet rolls were walking off the shelves." All words in quotation marks show lyrics from song by Enda Kenny. January 2020, myself, my husband and our dog sitting in a campervan on Sawtell Headland (Coffs Harbour NSW) overnight. Our Boambee house in the path of the bushfire if it gets out of control. February 2020 school 50th reunion in Sydney. My Sydney brother, in a health related industry warns me "there's a virus on its way since November 2019, origin thought to be China." Not public information yet. He says: "go home and stay away from crowds and poor ventilation." March 2020: we're in lockdowns and movement restrictions. Again that ability to be specific but capture the zeitgeist. Wow. Hats off to you, Enda Kenny.

"I wore my father's coat today, And there's silver in my hair." "Perhaps the coat he had to wear, Had pockets filled with stone." ... oh, that line's exquisite. Been lookig' at old photos of my dad today. What a coincidence. Beautiful song. Thanks.

Chorus - Enda Kenny I got the day after St. Patrick's Day blues, I'll never touch another drop, I'm givin' up the booze, 18/3 What are you doin' to me? I got them day after Paddy's Day blues. It's infectious .. I'm off to Fairytale in New York. And then to the Fields of Athenry. Surfin' the RUclipss on a Tuesday night, Great Paddy's Day tune to add to my collection. Thanks.

Good old Ted, great guy. We sing this song on our Shanty Nights in Looe, Cornwall UK.

A Fine song sung by a fine singer and musician who has the knack for choosing, and composing only the best. Great work again Enda. Thanks for posting

A beautiful song.

Thank you

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What a great song from a great band!

Mighty fine.

GRRRREAT!!

Outstanding

I grew up in the era when it was your duty to tip as much beer down your neck as possible. It was no big deal to drink a slab/carton each in a session. These days only drink 2 or 3 cans of "mid-strength" 3% alc/vol a day. Ted is a large as life character from the twilight of that era in the 70s.

A mandolin player for sure 100%. Great job for the girl keeping up. HE is freaking amazing. I come from the Great Smoky Mountains. My people created this music. It fills my SOUL!

Just as relevant today

Thanks! Happy holidays! 🤶🙂🙂😎

Great music. Fantastic people. Caroline Keane is lovely. Oh to be forty years younger.

A genius on anything he plays .AND im not using that word loosely 👏👏👏👏🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮

Forward in all directions!

Fejt je školovana muzičarka,vrhunski svira i peva, Branko ima vrhunski talenat,a ostavila ga je iz njoj poznatih razloga

Mighty tunes, it is awesome to see even them enjoying the performance 😎🤙

Es gibt kaum einen so guten Liederpoeten wie Eric

She’s beautiful, my heart is full whenever I see or hear her.

This song is called “Move it on”

Come on all you colliers who work down the mine From Scotland to South Wales from Teesdale to Tyne I'll sing you a song of the pound a week rise And the men who were fooled by the government's lies In 19 and 60 a few years ago The mineworkers' leaders to Lord Robbins did go Saying "We work very hard, every day we risk our lives And we ask you here and now for a pound a week rise" And it's down you go Down below, Jack Where you never see the skies And you're working in a dungeon For your pound a week rise Well up spoke Lord Robbins and he made this decree "When the out-put rises, then with you I will agree I'll raise up all your wages, and give you fair pay For I was once a miner and I worked hard in my day" And it's down you go Down below, Jack Where you never see the skies And you're working in a dungeon For your pound a week rise The miners they went home, they worked hard and well Their lungs filled with coal dust in the bosom of hell The out-put rose by fifteen, eighteen percent and more And when two years had passed and gone it rose above a score The miners they went home, to get their hard-earned prize They went to ask Lord Robbins for their pound a week rise Robbins wouldn't give a pound he wouldn't give ten bob He gave them seven and six and said "Now get back to your jobs!" And it's down you go Down below, Jack Where you never see the skies And you're working in a dungeon For your pound a week rise So come on all you colliers, take heed to what I say Don't believe Lord Robbins when he said he'll give fair pay He'll tell you to work hard and make the output rise You'll get pie in the sky instead of a one pound rise And it's down you go Down below, Jack Where you never see the skies And you're working in a dungeon For your pound a week rise It's down you go Down below, Jack Where you never see the skies And you're working in a dungeon For your pound a week rise

Really catching my eye and now shared to Mainly Folk Music and Dance for a worldwide audience. R.

MIssss BROWNLEEEEE!!!!!!!!

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Did anyone film them doing Bella Ciao and Kali Nichta?

Thanks Liz for this video. Such a great job.

Thanks Liz for recording this so well.

great stuff

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Russell and David, I enjoyed th is very much, and I'm glad it was put on RUclips! Thanks a lot! Peace and joy, Charles (Bro. Charles Pratt, O.H.)

That was a lot of fun! Thanks for sharing such an entertaining gathering! Peace and joy, Charles

Feelgood music! Got me dancing round the room.

Naaah just protecting our border. Wanker

The song is called “Black Tie”. Grace Petrie was the stand out artist at this year’s festival. Thank you 🙏🏻

If only there were many, many more 'Grace Petrie's in this world. Such a great protest singer.

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Nice

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The first part is Tim's take on an ancient Irish air called Si Beag, Si Mhor (Little Fairy, Big fairy).

I'm singing this now with our shanty band, Minor Quay, in Cornwall, UK. It's been very popular, thanks Ted.

This lady has a warm heart, saw her at Port Fairy and she stood out for me.

Well done ladies. R.