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LooseConnection2012
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 ธ.ค. 2011
Loose Connection rocks Bere Island to near sinking.
This footage was shot during the annual Loose Connection Tour to Bere Island in the hotel for the launch of the Regatta. It features Pat Ryan singing Greenday's "Basket Case." Note the drumstick swirl near the start by the Legend Mick Tobin. Note also the crowd surfers later in the video and the general mayhem.
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In The Arms Of The Angel
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This Beauiful song, written by Sarah MacLoughlin is covered here by Laura Mullane on vocals and Neil Moylan on piano. Recorded at Equinox Studio early in 2011, in one single take, during a rehearsal for an exam.
Said Judas To Mary
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This is a cover of a Sydney Carter song. Performed by Neil Moylan.
The Legend
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This song was written by Terry O' Neill. Recorded and performed by Loose Connection. The song describes how an Irish man who hears an inspirational speech given by Nelson Mandela has a dream that Mandela's powerful words ring out through Ireland past present and future.
Blessed is Mary
Excellent
Please can I use this as part of a Zoom service during Holy Week?
Absolutely!! Knock yourself out. 😀 An amazing song.
My favourite version .....beautifully sung.... Thank you
Thanks a mil Rob. It’s a beautiful song. Kudos to Sydney Carter!
Beaurrriful..my mom taught me this song eons ago...
We're singing this song in our easter ceremony thing
Thanks for clarifying that. Will amend the description when I've more time
Damn that lead singer is so sexy
I'm well aware of the accounts in Luke but the Luke 7 story has no mention of Judas, nor is the name of the woman given, though traditionally it was thought to be Mary of Magdala. Likewise the Luke 10 story, set at the Bethany home, has no mention of oils nor is Judas named (though we suppose he was there). Of the 3 Biblical accounts, Carter's song is clearly a setting of the John 12 and is about Mary of Bethany. Love and Peace x
It was Mary of Bethany that's correct!
Luke 7 & John 12 are distinct events, with some shared features. Mary of Bethany/ Luke 10 learns at Jesus' feet, & in John 12 is a worshipping saint. In Luke 7 a repentant sinful woman receives salvation, forgiveness, &peace from the Lord's own lips in Simon's home. The Luke 7 woman is a "500 pence" debtor,who uses tears to wash, hair to dry& *then* myrrh. Mary - a "300 pence" worshipper, uses costly pure nard to anoint, then wipes: no wash, no hair. It is indeed she Judas argues with.
I know that all the Gospel Marys can be confusing sometimes, but the story in John 12 clearly refers to Mary, the sister of Lazarus and Martha, not Mary Magdalene. Still, this is powerful stuff. As a Gospel message it's not about wasting money, but that service for Jesus is completely priceless. Sydney Carter's penultimate verse also references Matthew 25:40. Thanks for posting this; I rediscovered it this year after a 30 year lapse. Beautiful.
Ah c'mon lads, try and get the crowd going a bit......
this is being illegally downloaded to my itunes!!