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The Irish Rovers - The Orange and the Green - Sung by the late, great Jimmy Ferguson 

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This is from the 1995 video "The Irish Rovers - Alive and Well". The is the ONLY song I am EVER posting from this video, as it is still available through www.IrishRovers.info. This is my favorite song by Jimmy Ferguson and I think this is a great version. A tribute to "Big" Jimmy...you are sorely missed. The only bad part is that this was filmed after Will Millar left the band.
I have more information about the Irish Rovers at www.theballadeers.com

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@iantebbutt186
@iantebbutt186 4 месяца назад
Anyone still listening to this in 2024!
@lindanutley
@lindanutley 3 месяца назад
Yes love it 🤩
@rickraber1249
@rickraber1249 3 месяца назад
Yup. Love this band, and their music. Such a clever take-off on The Wearin' Of The Green.
@helenbuchanan6015
@helenbuchanan6015 3 месяца назад
You bet your life we are!
@junfeng4293
@junfeng4293 3 месяца назад
Yess no better irish songs then by them since my youthdays collected their music
@user-ni7ue2hy3p
@user-ni7ue2hy3p 3 месяца назад
Yes!!! ❤
@aguyinagreenhat6614
@aguyinagreenhat6614 2 года назад
I’m a Scottish Protestant whilst my wife to be is a Catholic Derry girl. This song always makes us laugh as we joke that our kids may end up like the man in the song!
@sherp2u1
@sherp2u1 2 года назад
Your fellow Orange men ruined our country...no time for that ilk!
@loganvandyk7090
@loganvandyk7090 2 года назад
You’re kids will turn out very well!
@donnagoring250
@donnagoring250 2 года назад
Perhaps Episopal?
@conniewheeler962
@conniewheeler962 2 года назад
Be happy! Bet y'all have at least. 2 kiddos! A blessing!
@dawnjohnson3263
@dawnjohnson3263 2 года назад
Exactly like my parents, but reversed but . . there was no jokes about it in my house!
@jerrycave5331
@jerrycave5331 Месяц назад
My father was an America of English Protestant heritage and my mother was Irish Catholic American. We were brought up to not be prejudice against anyone. Love this song.
@McC.444
@McC.444 Год назад
From Ulster myself, My granda was a Catholic and my gran a Protestant. Always nice to hear a song that's a bit of fun instead of hatred
@marvinthemaniac7698
@marvinthemaniac7698 10 месяцев назад
My paternal grandparents were the same, a green man married to an orange woman.
@williamchiafos3889
@williamchiafos3889 3 месяца назад
We used to make light and joke about our differences and poke fun, now everything is an insult or it hurts their feelings. No wonder we're all a bunch of mean droopy drawers.
@mbbenfield
@mbbenfield Год назад
In 1967, my parents owned the Irish Rovers album. My mother explained to me what this song meant, I was 13 at the time. Now, as I listen to it with mature ears, I delight in the lyrics and humor of this song. I so wish I could have seen these adorable men perform in person.
@pamfeinstein8742
@pamfeinstein8742 Год назад
Have you ever heard the song with the same music but slower tempo, The Wearin' of the Green? Give it a listen.
@Scriptorsilentum
@Scriptorsilentum Год назад
from 6 to 12 i remember the Irish Rovers/The Rovers on their weekly tv show. it was always watched. This song brought laughter to our house more than once.
@vwgolf1991
@vwgolf1991 Год назад
I had the same experience in maybe 1980 or so. Even as far as Canada we couldn't escape news of the troubles on the news, and at least for us, the implication that there was a clear "good" side, Rue Britania and God Save the Queen! and a "bad and evil" side...those bloody Fenian IRA terrorist bastards.
@kathleenmckenzie6261
@kathleenmckenzie6261 6 месяцев назад
@@pamfeinstein8742 The melody was first heard in the Irish rebel song The Rising of the Moon in 1798. It is, as you mention, the melody for Wearing of the Green and during the American civil war, the Confederacy wrote lyrics for The Wearing of the Gray. My Great-grandpa was Irish, Great-grandma a Scot, and Grandpa said this song described their marriage.
@blairdawson9506
@blairdawson9506 5 месяцев назад
Knew about it and grandad said no shame on you had to mass told I'm going to hell life goes on
@henryhorner3182
@henryhorner3182 3 года назад
There are two kinds of people. The Irish and those of us who wish we were Irish.
@ellensykes7672
@ellensykes7672 3 месяца назад
My bloooood lirsh county Limerick an cork.
@trappenweisseguy27
@trappenweisseguy27 2 месяца назад
Belfast for me.
@patszer8314
@patszer8314 Год назад
I am neither orange nor green. I am an Argentine American who absolutely loves the Irish and their music. It's impossible for me to hear this song without dancing.
@sheilatruax6172
@sheilatruax6172 11 месяцев назад
If you're Catholic, you're probably green!
@patszer8314
@patszer8314 11 месяцев назад
@@sheilatruax6172 I guess I'm green!
@rickmacdonald5575
@rickmacdonald5575 8 месяцев назад
I think that’s the thing with Celtic music (and NW Euro music/people in general), it’s so had to get us to dance in general that our music had to evolve to make itself almost impossible not to dance to, as you described lol.
@patszer8314
@patszer8314 8 месяцев назад
@rickmacdonald5575 I usually have music playing at home and sometimes when my wife goes shopping, I will start playing some Irish jigs and dance away for the next hour or two, much to the dismay of my downstairs neighbors. God bless Ireland!❤️
@cyrilmaher
@cyrilmaher 4 месяца назад
Che was half Irish 😅
@Soundman1963
@Soundman1963 7 лет назад
Nobody can sing fun folk music like the Irish!!
@steveef2275
@steveef2275 2 года назад
im english, living in belfast this is brilliant, i love all the irish, they are sound
@ttisler2130
@ttisler2130 3 месяца назад
I am! I live in Australia, but my heart is Irish!
@elizabethdrain2831
@elizabethdrain2831 3 года назад
I'm here because I work in a nursing home and my irish resident man sings every night and so I googled the words he was singing and this is what came up .. so I played it for him and he got excited 😂
@tonyjlorns1727
@tonyjlorns1727 2 месяца назад
Thars lovely Elizabeth 😢
@eemmiill201
@eemmiill201 8 лет назад
Rest in peace, Jim, may you sing with the angels in heaven.
@FirstMetalHamster
@FirstMetalHamster 8 лет назад
Or with luke kelly, that would be even better.
@oliviermosimann6931
@oliviermosimann6931 7 лет назад
Amen
@richarddaly627
@richarddaly627 7 лет назад
Han Yolo that would be a great music feast for those to men if they sang together
@michaelbrace3907
@michaelbrace3907 5 лет назад
Saw you guys in 1987 you are one of a kind, Jim you left us far too soon. I hope there are pubs in heaven.
@vmbrister3278
@vmbrister3278 4 года назад
Love Big Jim since a boy, miss him badly..
@annviolet4727
@annviolet4727 2 года назад
I am 75yrs old, my Mum used to tell me of the old folks (early Australian settlers) in her family - the orange and the green. The Irish has never bred out of us.❤
@hughbannon3592
@hughbannon3592 6 лет назад
Irish songs always soothes my mind and lifts any depressed feelings . To my Dad Hugh and his brother my Godfather Jack . We are Bannons ! God bless Jimmy Ferguson
@caseyr1434
@caseyr1434 2 года назад
Yes, I agree.
@leslouisson99
@leslouisson99 2 года назад
My mother was a methodist. My grandfather surname Carrick traced back to Northern Ireland my father a product of French Catholics. This song always got me smiling both fathers didn’t attend my parents wedding.
@zenstrata
@zenstrata Год назад
Jimmy had a great voice and a fun way of presenting the music. I was lucky enough to see a performance he was in years ago when I was very young. At the time, I didn't want to go being young and a kid, I didn't know any better. But my mother loved ireland, so she forced all the kids to go along. So we all went and had a great time. Every time I hear the Rovers now, it reminds me of my mother. I hope she is doing well, wherever she may be.
@chubbles59
@chubbles59 Год назад
I was 16 and working at a Dixie Lee store in Pembroke, Ontario Canada when who walks in just before closing time? These fine gentlemen! Well I was SO happy to see them and they sang for me, they made me laugh, teased the hell out of me because my lace slip was showing beneath my uniform hahha. Oh God love them. I'll never forget how special they made this Irish Canadian girl feel. Erin Go Bragh!
@notwhatitseems7409
@notwhatitseems7409 Год назад
You lucky girl! That was back when some banter was innocent and funny...
@britturk123
@britturk123 11 месяцев назад
A wonderful story chubbles , if only Iphones with cameras were around you would have taken a few pictures too, but the truth is that a great memory is far better than a picture.
@billnevill1988
@billnevill1988 2 года назад
The Irish are brilliant for being able to make fun of themselves! Love them!
@cfarmstrong2397
@cfarmstrong2397 7 лет назад
Here I am Irish and Scottish, one likes to drink, the other doesn't like to pay for it....lol
@jamestownsend6657
@jamestownsend6657 6 лет назад
CF Armstrong Harhar I laughed out loud at that CF.
@Abcd-hr9ot
@Abcd-hr9ot 6 лет назад
CF Armstrong thats funny
@DrMerle-gw4wj
@DrMerle-gw4wj 6 лет назад
They tell the story of two good friends, one Irish the other a Scot. The Scot had long been sick and was dying. To his Irish friend he said, "Ach Paddy, when I die would you be takin' my bottle of good Scotch whiskey and pouring' it o're my grave?" His friend replied, " Sure and I would, Joch, but would you mind if I would be runnin' it through me kidneys first?"
@davidpettigrew4769
@davidpettigrew4769 6 лет назад
CF Armstrong same here
@raymondgerman6671
@raymondgerman6671 5 лет назад
CF Armstrong Man, you have a problem!😁
@douglasgriswold2533
@douglasgriswold2533 2 года назад
I'm an Anglo-Saxon and I LOVE the song!
@Mediatech492
@Mediatech492 6 лет назад
God rest you Jimmy Ferguson. Thank you for the music, the laughter, and the Irish pride you gave to me and so many others.
@britturk123
@britturk123 11 месяцев назад
The musical arrangement is great too.
@kennethmcclung9399
@kennethmcclung9399 2 года назад
We just returned from Ireland, most beautiful place on earth...
@mikegike7273
@mikegike7273 2 года назад
As Will would say after their T.V. shows in the '70s...'May you be in heaven a half an hour befor the devil knows you're dead.' Brilliant.
@SrPaul007
@SrPaul007 7 лет назад
rest in peace Jimmy. Out of all the versions I've heard, your voice is the one that wins out
@coltonjames5703
@coltonjames5703 3 года назад
My father, son of Irish immigrants, would play his "The Irish Rovers" albums over and over again till his passing in 1992 ... now I find myself listening to The Irish Rovers, enjoying my Dad's spirit as I sit outside, back yard, looking over the tranquil scenery he enjoyed at the same home I now own ... FYI: As my father, I, too, am both Orange and the Green (love you, Mom!!)
@mikecuggsy3962
@mikecuggsy3962 7 лет назад
Only the Irish could make fun of the religion that has divided and yet is such a part of Irish heritage and history. God bless all the peoples of this country x.
@wesleywilliams6547
@wesleywilliams6547 7 лет назад
Amen....what a wonderful song. God bless all!
@lukaskucera9043
@lukaskucera9043 6 лет назад
Mike Cuggsy the Irish can make light of any thing
@ULYSSES-31
@ULYSSES-31 5 лет назад
It's much less about religion and more about the English taking the land. It just happens that those who support staying in the UK are mostly Protestant and Irish Nationalists are Catholic.
@borin582
@borin582 5 лет назад
@Gavin MacNeish As an Englishman I disagree. The British government, tories, are wankers. But English people are generally decent people.
@Ryan98063
@Ryan98063 4 года назад
You've never heard of Newfoundland then. We segregated religions in schools until 1997. Island is Half Protestant English from Devon and half Irish from Wexford
@Diarmid63
@Diarmid63 13 лет назад
It is amazing how much humor and emotion these guys could and can show just in their facial expressions and the tone of their voices and their phrasing. It makes it more than a simple song. It makes it a total experience.
@tonyjlorns1727
@tonyjlorns1727 Год назад
The Irish have this enigmatic quality
@blairdawson9506
@blairdawson9506 6 месяцев назад
M
@marycschlumberger5028
@marycschlumberger5028 3 месяца назад
Absolutely, I have loved the Irish Rovers since I was a child. I am in my late 60’s .
@vmbrister3278
@vmbrister3278 4 года назад
Love Big Jim since I was a boy, miss him badly..He was a Good Man. I remember, as a boy in Louisiana, USA I first saw the Irish Rovers on TV. I fell in love with them in moments, Loved Jim the most...He was having so much fun it was infectious..RIP
@MsMthomson
@MsMthomson Год назад
I always get wistful when I hear the Irish Rovers. My father was from N. Ireland. He knew some of the fellas in the band and sang all the songs at the pub. I know most by heart. Rest all their souls. xo
@britturk123
@britturk123 11 месяцев назад
First time I have heard this wonderful song and it has me in tears. R.I.P what a singer he was and the band was absolutely flying too.
@2pointSummer
@2pointSummer Год назад
it's really crazy how they sound exactly the same live as they do in studio versions
@-reneanon6391
@-reneanon6391 Год назад
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@-reneanon6391
@-reneanon6391 Год назад
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@-reneanon6391
@-reneanon6391 Год назад
Fakt!
@kudakwashemwashayenyi4752
@kudakwashemwashayenyi4752 3 месяца назад
Always gotta come back to this masterpiece
@toni4729
@toni4729 Год назад
I can't stop playing this, over and over.
@lawrencemcinerney397
@lawrencemcinerney397 11 месяцев назад
Love listening to them Dads side from County Clare in Ireland and my Mum's from Edinburgh Scotland, never a dull moment in our house.
@jamespaz4333
@jamespaz4333 8 лет назад
There are many places in this world but nothing compares to the irish people... I've been there twice and I'm looking forward for the third time. Love your music, pubs, culture, food, Guinness and of course your brillant landscapes... salute from Guatemala!
@dawnjohnson3263
@dawnjohnson3263 2 года назад
Greeting from an Oz Celt!
@inishowenjohn
@inishowenjohn 5 месяцев назад
Make sure you visit the Inishowen peninsula in NE Donegal - the most beautiful part of Ireland
@jamespaz4333
@jamespaz4333 5 месяцев назад
@@inishowenjohn looking forward to it
@Creaulx
@Creaulx 6 лет назад
"Me learnin' was all done at home / that's why I'm such a fool (That's right!)" 😂 Love it! My band has adopted that bit when we play this song. Great rollicking tune.
@EndlessSummer888
@EndlessSummer888 2 года назад
For real though, a lot of kids who are homeschooled often get a better education than those who go to school.
@jeanneplymette411
@jeanneplymette411 4 года назад
Love this song! My dad had the album "The Unicorn" which had this song on it. I used to love to listen to that album. It was music that anyone of any age could listen to without having to hear crude language. My dad's mother's mother came to America from Ireland, so I have a fair amount of Irish in me.
@geraldneary1948
@geraldneary1948 3 года назад
You've got good taste.
@kmorris180
@kmorris180 5 лет назад
I used to watch the Irish Rovers when they had a show on TV in the '70s. Sure did miss them.
@erykaton170
@erykaton170 2 года назад
I was lucky enough to see them in person when I was a child. A wonderful time was had by all!
@gregorya.8315
@gregorya.8315 3 месяца назад
I grew 6yo child an Accordionist. SoCAL with The Irish Rovers. Listen vinyl LPs. I'm 60s now, I have Lyrics sung by heart. Favorites, Upon a Shamrock Shore, Mountain Tay, Liverpool Lou. Rovers Fancy. Walked 8 miles to library, to listen on RU-vid Irish Rovers channel. Saw their concert in Escondido, SanDiego. 😊
@timfronimos459
@timfronimos459 Год назад
Half Irish and half Greek here. I grew up w the best of both worlds When my parents married in the 1950s It was as confusing and comical as this wonderful song.
@pennypiper7382
@pennypiper7382 5 лет назад
I’m not Irish or Scottish, but I grew up with this. I just love it! 🥰🥰🥰👗
@davidwalters4906
@davidwalters4906 3 года назад
Well your lrish now kid good girl
@ladyhawk98
@ladyhawk98 7 лет назад
My dad Michael Murphy loved the Irish Rovers. When I was growing up in the 1970's, he played their records quite a lot. I loved this song. And The Unicorn Song. My Dad passed away around seven years ago and this year I am finally going to visit my homeland and County Cork where my ancestors came from. I cant wait to see this beautiful green land.
@littlebit6211
@littlebit6211 4 года назад
I hope someone will help you with getting an Irish Passport. We've been trying to get to the UK, but when we get close to the Border we get detained & questioned by police. We've been held at gun point & threatened to be shot by police in the same area where an Australian woman was murdered by police in the United States. We were threatened to be jailed for Trespassing for parking in a parking lot 4 miles from the Canadian Border. It's worse than that. I made my husband promise that we won't die in the Country that we worked for & my children were kidnapped in. He has never broken a promise & if he breaks this one it will be his first & last because it will mean that we've perished in the United States
@kerryw2658
@kerryw2658 11 месяцев назад
My Grandfather (the happiest man alive) loved this song. I’d go to the Irish Club in Elizabeth Street Brisbane to watch the dancers, and watch my grandparents play cards. My grandfather (the last of the card sharks) BEST ADVICE - MY FRIEND NEVER WORRY ABOUT A THING - Best advice r ever - memories.😂
@chriswhitten7986
@chriswhitten7986 5 лет назад
love how the irish songs all tell a story
@jcraigwilliams70
@jcraigwilliams70 9 лет назад
I think of my parents when I listen to this. My dad was Protestant and my mom was Catholic and when they got married there was some... disharmony... between their families.
@joedelory7719
@joedelory7719 9 лет назад
This is the story of my family as well, funny thing is that my brother is Catholic and I am Protestant.
@scouserla1
@scouserla1 9 лет назад
Joe DeLory Me dad's a Catholic, me ma's a proddy. Mixed marriages never work.......Men and women
@Hypnotictranceformations
@Hypnotictranceformations 5 лет назад
Same here! Just like the song.
@TheYukonnahanni
@TheYukonnahanni 5 лет назад
OH ,, Yes I know this One, same in my Family growing up ... The Orange & the Green !! But as Young ones we all made Peace !! Although one of our Cousins did refer to the Orange side as Heathens !! Brained washed until , we met Overseas , both in the Canadian Medical, & she came to Iraq , where I was, with N.A.T.O , I had not seen her in years, she took one look at me & a Heathen no more !! :)) God Bless each & everyone !! Orange or Green !!!
@howie9751
@howie9751 4 года назад
My wife and I have a mixed marriage too. I'm a Yankees fan and she's a Red Sox fan.
@collisl2011
@collisl2011 Год назад
This song always makes me laugh. I am a Catholic Priest, and also the product of a mixed marriage between the orange and the green! Lol
@ChantChorales
@ChantChorales 12 лет назад
Just loved Jimmy Ferguson. He was a grand man and added such charm to the Rovers. May He Rest in Peace singing up in Heaven. Thank you for sharing with us all.
@kevinfan726
@kevinfan726 3 года назад
thanks to my Irish Ma, I grew up hearing these men. Such a wonderful memory.
@andrewdutler9249
@andrewdutler9249 4 года назад
I like Jimmy's shirt. It's a throwback to the 1990's for sure!
@davidwalters4906
@davidwalters4906 3 года назад
Big time great times son my god they where
@mgebi1
@mgebi1 2 года назад
I miss my youth with all the Irish family. St Patrick's day was a big party. This song was a favorite of mine. My grandmother from Portadown Armagh. And my great grandma from my father's side. A lot of Irish blood. My brother and sister both could dance, jig,reel,. As well as family and friends. All day was music, dancing, good food and of course plenty of alcohol consumption. And from as young as I remember. That's how it was. Im only 62 and most all my spirited Irish family are gone. So I really miss it come March 17th. My kid's didn't get as big a dose. But I instilled the Irish. And continue with my grandkids. I hope someday to make it there. I know I still have relative's. Falloon,Fallon. Some spelled it either way. Anyway Happy StPatricks day to you all. Here's to the Irish🇮🇪☘️💚
@kathleenziegler359
@kathleenziegler359 10 лет назад
This was sent to me when they found out I went to Mass with my Dad and to Protestant Services with my Mother!LOve it!!!
@shellylester6959
@shellylester6959 5 лет назад
Love this song and the Irish Rovers. When I found out I was adopted I was told I was Irish by birth - found my birth mother and my family is English. I am 9% Irish and proud
@littlebit6211
@littlebit6211 4 года назад
Eh, my children were kidnapped in the United States and we're looking at some wild stuff. Personal photo of Prince Philip when he was about 20. Pictures that look like some of the Romanov's. A Life In Secrets about the missing British Intelligence Agent's isn't just a book. We've been asked if the personal photos we have of some of the missing British Intelligence Agent's came with the book. No, that's why they are personal photos!! Look up Photos Prince Philip 1976. My husband looks like the chap on the left!! I found out yesterday that I have the same blood type as John F Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe & Sir Michael Jagger among others.. I still have my Fingerprints from when I worked for the Federal Government in the United States and before. We just need a way home.. My husband was called Scotsman when he was younger. Have a smile on us
@WellingtonLee573
@WellingtonLee573 4 года назад
@@littlebit6211 wtf
@NostalgiaMan
@NostalgiaMan 3 года назад
The most entertainment in years. Love it
@michaelhancock1946
@michaelhancock1946 3 года назад
Hmm
@magicmememan69
@magicmememan69 3 года назад
Yeah
@andrewwilson803
@andrewwilson803 5 лет назад
"And me being strictly neutral, I bashed everyone in sight!"
@RPSTABLE
@RPSTABLE 4 года назад
Andrew Wilson classic line !! LOL 😂
@TheFoolArts
@TheFoolArts 4 года назад
My favorite line! :D
@tmlafrance
@tmlafrance 4 года назад
Atta boy lad
@meriangeful
@meriangeful 10 лет назад
Golly gosh, my mother as a Scot raised me on this. Wonderful old memories. Hope this is never lost.
@razerbladegaming8515
@razerbladegaming8515 2 года назад
I've loved this song ever since I was about 4 years old, before I even knew what the lyrics meant
@margaretcorriher1000
@margaretcorriher1000 Год назад
I grew up on the Irish rovers as a child in the US my dad was a big fan and I'm a bigger fan loved music and there's still very entertaining even today at my age I still enjoyed 🇺🇲❣️
@samyeetz3071
@samyeetz3071 3 года назад
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
@keithhanley7796
@keithhanley7796 4 года назад
I've loved Jimmy since I was a wee lad and first saw the Irish Rovers on TV back in the 70s - I always wanted to be just like him, and even though I never met him, I've always considered him family. RIP, Big Jim - you will be forever missed.
@murphs511
@murphs511 4 года назад
Met all the lads back in the mid-80's then Keith, had a lovely photo taken with Jimmy...must find it in me treasures sometime. He was a great lad, funny even off stage so...rip Jimmy
@keithhanley7796
@keithhanley7796 4 года назад
@@murphs511 I'd heard that Jimmy was the same off-stage as he was when he was performing. You're lucky to have met him - I'd give my eye-teeth for the chance!
@murphs511
@murphs511 4 года назад
@@keithhanley7796 , he was one-of-a-kind, truly...the rest of the band were a bit more serious, well except George Millar...he was quite the comic that one! Wish we could travel back to the 70's then, just for about 20 years or so...lol...
@keithhanley7796
@keithhanley7796 4 года назад
@@murphs511 if only that were possible!
@vivianlemottee3291
@vivianlemottee3291 2 года назад
I wonder how many people realise that Jimmy Ferguson is wearing an orange and green shirt in this song. No one has ever mentioned it as far as I know.🤣
@USCG.Brennan
@USCG.Brennan 3 месяца назад
I'm American-Irish and I LOVE this song!! Thanks for posting!!
@edwinholly1067
@edwinholly1067 5 лет назад
A good friend of my wife is Jimmy Fergusons sister. Just loved the Rovers. Hated to see him go, he was the best.
@GDRCBryce
@GDRCBryce 8 лет назад
"And me being strictly neutral bashed everyone in sight!" Love that line! My parents dragged me to at least 5 Irish Rovers shows and then I didn't appreciate it. Now I love it and it makes me feel warm and fuzzy. Jim always reminded me of my uncle. He would always greet you with a smile and a "what about ye?".
@beckyblack2333
@beckyblack2333 2 года назад
My middle son's favorite line, too.
@villainsbridgeclub5268
@villainsbridgeclub5268 Год назад
Such a great line. I laugh every time.
@reyknudson7091
@reyknudson7091 Год назад
I STILL LOVE THIS GREAT SONG!😀😆😄 THANKS FOR SHARING! R.K. 3/8/2023.
@ulsterstan
@ulsterstan 9 лет назад
Jimmy and i were pals back in Sydenham ,Belfast in the early 50,s.great man he was.Sure is missed,Jimmy was Catholic growing up in a Protestant neighbourhood but we all loved him. Stan Sloan.
@danielstone9404
@danielstone9404 3 года назад
My family migrated to Glasgow @ turn of the last century, Michael & Margaret Sloan
@corkion
@corkion 3 года назад
passed away at a very young age rip
@donfitch5302
@donfitch5302 2 года назад
@@danielstone9404 k[
@-stallman-4024
@-stallman-4024 2 года назад
May this madlad rest in peace this was incredible! Id listen to this when im feeling down by my depression and it always gives me a boost!
@trevmac8362
@trevmac8362 10 лет назад
We were orange but drank and fought,and swore like green and although we never met Jimmy in real life we considered him part of our family..we love and miss you Jimmy Ferguson
@brunodebarcelosmiguel3460
@brunodebarcelosmiguel3460 7 лет назад
People come and go but the smile , laughs & memories stay forever
@jimblue39
@jimblue39 9 лет назад
I knew Jimmy. He use to live in Petaluma California. I would meet him, where else, in a pub in Cotati, California the next town due North of Petaluma. He was a fun guy and I enjoyed talking to him. Rest in Peace Jimmy.
@oscarwildeghost
@oscarwildeghost 4 года назад
Love this song. I'm Irish Catholic, my wife is English Anglican. Our children are all politely neutral, three daughters and three sons. I'm fairly certain they lean to the green myself. I've loved the Rovers since I was a boy in the 60's.
@elizabethgrady4518
@elizabethgrady4518 2 года назад
Since I was a lass in Sydney town and met 3 Irish tradesmen during times of trouble in Ireland me to
@dawnjohnson3263
@dawnjohnson3263 2 года назад
@@MarkAnthony-wo9fr a delicious cocktail
@jimmypaget5737
@jimmypaget5737 2 года назад
Yep like my grandmother (English) and grandfather (Irish Catholic) born raised in Michigan
@csandy1234
@csandy1234 13 лет назад
JimmY did a great job at this song and all songs really. He is truly missed today and I did get to see him once in Ottawa at a concert. RIP Jimmy we sure miss you
@KP-ww3zy
@KP-ww3zy 3 месяца назад
My father was orange. My mother was green. Boy does this answer a lot of questions for myself, and my 4 brothers.
@cat1012000
@cat1012000 12 лет назад
This is great! My Great Great Great Grandfather was a "bitter" Orangeman & his wife was Green. He was from Sligo & she was from Dublin. Thank you for posting this for all the descendents of "The Orange and The Green."
@dawnjohnson3263
@dawnjohnson3263 2 года назад
That's me an' a' !
@brooklynrose298
@brooklynrose298 7 лет назад
I'm not Irish but this music speaks to my soul.
@johnprovince5304
@johnprovince5304 Год назад
Have your DNA checked Lass. 😉
@SammyBoi989
@SammyBoi989 12 лет назад
I just love this song. This was my first time learning Jimmy was dead. God bless his soul.
@annies8914
@annies8914 10 лет назад
I remember as a child, late 60s - early 70s, my father, a Co Clare man, used to play this on a 45. He emigrated out here to Australia in '56 for work reasons and became a citizen, married and had 4 children. Naturally there's Michaels, Paddys and Brendans among the offspring followed by me years later, I think nowadays I would be an 'oops' baby lol. Anyway it wasn't until I reached around 10ish that I realised people from Ireland weren't orange and green, the religious component of the song was totally lost on me.
@elizdonovan5650
@elizdonovan5650 4 года назад
Love your thinking that people were actually orange and green. 🌲🌝☘️
@johnthomason9017
@johnthomason9017 2 года назад
We need these great days back
@91chevys10
@91chevys10 5 лет назад
My dad is a protestant pastor & my mom is very active in her catholic church.
@marvinthemaniac7698
@marvinthemaniac7698 4 года назад
This song is about you.
@glennmarshall4693
@glennmarshall4693 8 лет назад
i've been listening to this song since I was a kid, my grandma was orange and she didn't like the green too much, but she grew up in Northern Ireland. I met all of these guys, loved Jimmy Ferguson
@Genninap
@Genninap 14 лет назад
I was fortunate to see them in concert with this unique sound and fantastic lineup. Jimmy died 2 years after this, and Wallace had to retire. Seems tragedy hits this band just as they regain the perfect chemistry.
@dangeroustoys6980
@dangeroustoys6980 12 лет назад
Miss the IR they used to babysit me back in the day.....like 70's circa nice to come cross the faces again! time to dig out moms albums!
@DrMerle-gw4wj
@DrMerle-gw4wj 6 лет назад
In my case just the opposite. My father came from a long line of Irish Catholics and my mother from an equally long line of the people known in America as the Scots-Irish, in England as the Orangeman, who once called themselves the Ulster Scots. The flag of the Irish Republic is my personal banner. Green on one side, orange on the other, and me in the middle waving the white flag saying "now y'all don't fight".
@seanocuinn6031
@seanocuinn6031 6 лет назад
thats brilliant! same with me here in Ireland
@dawnjohnson3263
@dawnjohnson3263 2 года назад
Love it
@chicharoni2822
@chicharoni2822 5 лет назад
I was blessed to see the origional Irish Rovers when I was a kid.. even got them to sign my program.
@andrehuysfromaalterinfland1896
This is wonderful!! Irish music: among the best music in the world! Very uplifting! Myself I could sing "The Wild Rover" in a pub (especially after a beer to overcome my nervousness before singing in front of an audience :-) :-)
@eddaughton426
@eddaughton426 6 лет назад
god bless the Irish and may god bless jimmy ferguson
@bachata_dancer
@bachata_dancer 4 года назад
Many thanks for the good time I spent listening to this charming Irish music, it became warmer inside and I understood that a river of goodness flows in us all, thanks and deep reverence!
@dawnjohnson3263
@dawnjohnson3263 2 года назад
You couldn't possibly mean goodness is in everyone, that would be a great insult to victims. But your sentiment was nice
@bachata_dancer
@bachata_dancer 2 года назад
@@dawnjohnson3263 Dear Dawn, I told about river of goodness and meant karma, good deeds and creations of our forefathers and think there should be no insult and moreover victims, wish you a good mood under sweet tunes of ageless Irish Rovers.
@dawnjohnson3263
@dawnjohnson3263 2 года назад
@@bachata_dancer thanks Boris and to you!
@slim3354
@slim3354 9 лет назад
From "coldy" Russia with thanks and love. Greate groupe, great song! Thanks!
@avelinawilkie120
@avelinawilkie120 Год назад
My grandpa was orange and my grandma was green but that’s why dad loves this song because he relates to it but they have sadly both passed away so I will always listen to this to remind me of them
@Deadman3RIP
@Deadman3RIP 13 лет назад
I love the Irish Rovers. They always start my day by me listening to them on my Ipod
@pennymarisse8804
@pennymarisse8804 5 лет назад
This is my favorite song of all the songs, by the "Irish Rovers." My brother Patrick looks like Jimmy Ferguson.!!
@edwardwood1819
@edwardwood1819 5 лет назад
Erin go bra Jimmy alright r.i.p. Ed Wood Chico Cal
@richardkajander1126
@richardkajander1126 7 лет назад
Was lucky to see them live (front row) in Windsor, Ontario back in 1970. Thanks for posting.
@EndlessSummer888
@EndlessSummer888 6 месяцев назад
My Irish friend in college had a Protestant dad and Catholic mother. He moved from Ireland to Canada when he was 14. The highshcool he went to had uniforms and occasionally had a plainclothes day. St. Paddy's Day was one of them. They announced "wear green tomorrow." He says that when he told his parents about it, his dad looked at him sternly and said "you are an Ulster man. YOU will wear orange." And so he showed up dressed in orange amongst a sea of green. He showed me a picture, that gave me a good laugh.
@kathleenromano9874
@kathleenromano9874 3 года назад
Brings back so many great memories of my younger days celebrating St. Paddy's Day in Cryan's in Newark NJ!! 🍀
@msmdac1
@msmdac1 10 лет назад
I just love this music with brown blood in my veins from the mix of green and orange. We were all mad in my mob ! hb
@dawnjohnson3263
@dawnjohnson3263 2 года назад
Awesome
@skiman107
@skiman107 10 лет назад
Jimmy Ferguson was so much a classic and I remain regretful not to have made better efforts to see him perform live.
@moirahenry2975
@moirahenry2975 Год назад
Oh this in fantastic takes me to when my grannie and the whole family came together for a party the 78s got put on the old stereo the whisky was flowing and the dancing and singing would follow. How amazing it would be to be able to go back and do it again.
@cliffseaman6802
@cliffseaman6802 5 лет назад
One of my long time favourites!
@raymondgerman6671
@raymondgerman6671 5 лет назад
I surely wish I could invent a time machine and go back to the 60’s and see the famous Irish groups. I would bring back a couple of cool Irish sweaters, too.
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