To me the Dubliner's are the best of their or any other generation ( No knock on the Clancy Brothers!). I particularilly like the vocals of Luke Kelly and the soulful and gravelly voice of Ronnie Drew. What a great band. I'm gratefull that I heard them while they were all still alive.
brings a tear to my eyes. still can't believe the master of ireland is no longer with us. i will always regret never seeing ronnie singing live. the dub's played the liverpool empire with ronnie and i didn't go,, still regret it 20 years on,
Als ich hörte das Ronnie gestorben sei konnte ich es nicht glauben. Ich wuchs mit der Musik der Dubliners und somit auch mit seiner Stimme auf und sein Verlust ist ein schwerer. Ich weis nur eins da wo Ronnie jetzt ist geht es ihm besser. Wir werden dich vermissen Ronnie RIP.
im so moved by him ... ronnie makes me proud of my people i cant believe i never saw him sing in the flesh he stopped touring when i finally got a ticket i dont mind but il miss him
people always say that - unfortunately people do get forgotten. i listen to irish music a lot but most engllish and americans only want tits and boobs pop mu
Lovely to listen this man with such a recognisable voice. i have a rahter 'rareish' recording of him doing 'Danny Boy' with le Arty McGlynn on guitar and a rather good young trumpet player..it was from a NI BBC show about the song Danny Boy...I just need to work out how to get it off VHS and onto here..:D
ronnie sang for god in live and now in the heaven..........i`ll hope i meet you up there and can have a pint with you andwe`ll sing together greetings from aqustria to you all irish
I don't like this song too much, but you guys seem to respect him so i wont insult him in any way. RIP to this guy, wish i had a taste for this kind of music.
Does anyone know (or know where I could find) the context to this song? I understand the meaning but I'm having a little difficulty interpreting what historical situation this man was supposed to have lived through.
A working young man - that wanted to find happiness in the war. Or maybe in USA. Because Ireland was very poor. But I think it was the war. With all the sorries and greath. And nothing to return to - different to what he left.
@ACEofExodus Google and download the document. You will find this and the lyrics. Am E7 C D F D F G In the verses guitar players leave the high E-string open in the F-chord. Chorus: C G Am F C G Am F D F G Am
@ciaran1000 Just Google it and download the document. You'll find this. Am E7 C D F D F G In the verses guitar players leave the high E-string open in the F-chord. Chorus: C G Am F C G Am F D F G Am