🎵 Irish Rovers - Wasn't That A Party REACTION
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- This is our first time listening to the Irish Rovers. Wasn't That A Party is freaking lit lol.
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Everybody in Canada back in the 60s and 70s knew the Irish Rovers. Every kids parents listened too them. Pub and back yard music
I still listen to The Unicorn. :)
True story. 😂 This still plays at sooo many hockey games
Irish Rovers, Tommy Hunter and The Pig and Whistle. Had to watch them with only 2 channels and dad's favourite shows.
@@hebber1961 I lived that too. 😃
@@TrueNorth10 Moi aussi🙂
The Irish Rovers were a Canadian band made up of Irish immigrants, and they played mainly traditional Irish folk music with a bit of country and pop thrown in, as well as lots of humour (very funny guys, especially their rotund lead singer Jimmy Ferguson). Their biggest hit was The Unicorn in the late 60s, and they had a popular comedy/variety TV show in Canada in the 70s. By 1980, their career was flagging, and they made a radical left turn musically by recording this song in a more rockabilly/country-rock style, with production by Jack Richardson, The Guess Who's producer. It revived their career, and for a while they shortened their name to The Rovers.
I would be willing to bet none of them actually came from Ireland.
@@nealm6764 They certainly did
@@dp67dl93 Then they didn't stay long enough to learn anything about Irish music.
@@nealm6764 check out their catalog of music from the 60's and early 70's and you'll see most of the music they performed was traditional Irish music.
Cool 🤣
To me “head feels like a football” means you wake up feeling like your heads been kicked around a bit 🤣
Me too
Of course alcohol does that.
Loved hearing my parents playing this in the 80’s
I was just gonna comment just the same way. lol
I wasn’t able to catch the entire St. Patrick Day stream , but I was soooo hoping this song would come up. It wasn’t a real house party in Canada until this song was played. 😂👍🏼
I saw them several times in the Md/DC/Va area Irish Pubs.
This is pure throwback...my folks loved this tune way back and because I grew up with it...so do I haha
I used to LOVE this song when I was a kids. One of the very few country songs I ever liked.
Canadian group, always loved them
I was literally thinking about this song the other day - and was hoping someone would react to it - so Thank You!
yeah i remember when my cousin played it for the family during Sunday dinner back in the late 70's or early 80's. it was great.
@@gijo5088 I used to own the 45 RPM vinyl single !! Wore it out, LOL !!!!
Wasn’t that a Party is going right on my playlist! 🤣🍻
From Lex's reaction, it could be that the DNA results y'all received might have missed the Irish component!! 😂😂😍😍
Thanks for the blast from the past.
I probably haven't heard this song in 30-35 years.
I grew up listening to the Irish Rovers. My dad was a big fan
They also have a song called “Does Your Chewing Gum Lose It’s Flavor (On The Bed Post Overnight).
Texas girl here,, Grew up listening to Irish rovers...love them!
This Song is Awesome! Takes me back.
I am almost 50.. from Maine. This is my mother's song! She plays the guitar. She is nearing 80 and still plays.
grew up on this song and huge parties.. I knew how to make a great whiskey and soda at 7....
I remember those days from the late 70s early 80s playing bartender for the folks at their parties! Rye and Coke was a great favourite as I recall! Then us kids all hung out in the rumpus room playing records!
This is an old country standard. It's a great old song. So much fun. Love it!! It was plated on WSM AM Country Radio in Nashville in the 60s n early 70s
Gotta do "Black Velvet Band", and "The Unicorn", by The Irish Rovers
I prefer the Luke Kelly and the dubliners version of the black velvet band. Myself. The field of athinry or the town i loved so well . Or the green fields of France. ( whichever versions)
Definitely worth a listen to these two songs
There were green alligators and long-necked geese...
@Vern Sherris my Dad had "The Unicorn", on a 45 rpm record. The B side was "Black Velvet Band". I grew up liking both songs, because of that record.😀
@@martinXY If this is played in an Irish pub you have to do the accompanying actions to illustrate the song.
The Irish Rovers even had their own TV show here in Canada.
This song brings back such great memories for me! Thanks. I needed this!
Gotta listen to " the last of the Irish Rovers" them singing with Shane McGowan lead singer from the Pogues another Irish band worth a listen to as well " I'm a man you don't meet every day", " Dirty old town" 😊
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You can't how too much of The Pogues
I remember their television show back in the 70s when a kid.
Pounding at the temples I imagine he means. Fun old band did a lot of shanty's , drinking songs and good ol party. Grew up on this late 70s and early 80s. The era when variety shows and live music shows were on pre cable tv.
Bunch of IRISH - Canadian guys from Toronto area, with a great dance party song. Bunch of good songs from them to listen on.... And a couple of nice songs for the kids too. "Puff the Magic Dragon" is nice "THE UNICORN" is most famous #1
Gosh, crazy that after all these years I still remembered every word! Ha!
"This almost sounds like country."
I concur.
I grew up listening to this music being from newfoundland happy paddys day
I Love this , I forgot it, thanks for bringing that back , and cracked me up.
A little Canadian (by way of Ireland) addition to the St Paddy's experience 😎☘🍁
I grew up in a small southern Ontario tourist town, on the Bruce Peninsula. Every summer seemed to have weekly parties like that.😊
Not even just on weekends 😁😎
This is a cover of a John Lee Hooker song. The Irish Rovers had a big hit with their song The Unicorn. And every Christmas their song Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer gets some radio play.
The Orange and the Green is a good song to listen to.Thanks.
The Irish Rovers is a group of Irish musicians that originated in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Formed in 1963 named after the traditional song "The Irish Rover", they are best known for their international television series, contributing to the popularisation of Irish music in North America.
Us Irish can party like nobody else. LOL!
BAHAHAHAHAHA , That was excellent . I haven't even thought about that song in about that song in about 30 years . Thank You
So true, my friends and I were partying, and we saw our buddy running from the cops, throwing beers from the case he was holding, and the cops were tripping over them. He got away, and the next day, the beers were still in the street. That was 25 years ago, but it feels like last week. I was in a van with a girl who turned out to be the district attorney's daughter. Needless to say, I ended up making phone calls from the police station that night. What a party!!!!! My mother yelled at me for an hour, my dad on the other hand wanted to hear every detail. LOL!
The Unicorn is another gem from these guys.
Written by national treasure Tom Paxton. He also wrote "The Marvelous Toy" (recorded by Peter Paul & Mary), "Bottle of Wine" (rec. by the Fireballs), and many other great songs. The most beautiful and saddest, I think, is "Has Annie Been In Tonight?" from his album Up & Up.
The Irish Rovers had a fair hit with The Marvelous Toy
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I always tell people my first concert was Iron Maiden. In reality it was the Irish Rovers when I was 10 or so lol.
“Head is like a football” Head feels Soooooo swollen up, with a headache, than any movement is agony..
At least, in my checkered past.
Another Classic from a Canadian Band living on a small west coast island in BC; along with Valdy, Randy Bachman and Jerry Doucette.
Island Summer Pub Parties Rock like no other!🤪
awesome - remembering good times from many years ago
always a party when you guys are in the house
I subscribed cause she loved the piano part!🤣 plus ya'll are awesome!
Wouldn't be a wedding without this song...
Vocals from the immortal Jimmy Ferguson (aka The Bunworrier).
Used to dance a country jitter bug to this song back in the 80's. Yee haw!
We played this EVERY party at least twice.
To age myself I had the 45 single record of this
Me too lol
I saw them live at several fish and game conventions a decade and half before this song came out... damn I'm old lol
I've never heard this song but it was fun
The head thing is like how you feel during a hangover
More Classic Drinking Music...Noice!
Another one I've known since childhood (being Atlantic Canadian) and a song that's been played at nearly every bar and house-party I've ever been to out here. 👍🍺🥃🍷🍹🍸🍻🥂
I remember this being hot on country radio stations in the early 1980s. It's been a fun party song every since then.
You guys sure do a lot of Canadian music, and I am not complaining!
head is like a football meaning it feels like its been kicked around...😂 now wasnt that a party
Always loved the Unicorn song. That one was Irish from my high school days. I loved this so much my teenage daughter went and bought me the 45.
When they say "my head is like a football" they mean it feels like someone has been kicking it around all night.
This song’s perfect for St.Patrick’s Day.
I grew up with this stuff in Canada. But there was an incident about 15 years when I for this song stuck in my head for six days bcz it's so damn catchy! Now I'm listening to it again for the first time since then and hope it won't stick -- though it is still very enjoyable.
some recommendations for some traditional Irish music:
The Dubliners - Rocky Road to Dublin
The Dubliners - Seven Drunken Nights
Wolfe Tones - Come out Ye Black and Tans(British soldiers who fought in WW1 and in Africa during colonial times, who were then deployed to Ireland to quell rebellion)
Charlie and the Bhoys - Go on Home British Soldiers
Mary Wallopers - Building up and Tearing England Down
You two are the best!
These guy's do some amazing songs that are worth a deep dive...not just party tunes. The Unicorn is #1 for them on the charts, Drunken Sailor ( sea shanty...shanty is a style thats up- tempo )then there's Drunken Scotsman ( the wife's fave , she's distantly related to the red head with the beard in the band)on stage they play music that western( Canadian/American's can relate to) all members can speak read and write Gaelic ( Irish dialect, there's several dialect's) and off stage they often play old tunes in a language that was once banned by the English...BTW it was encouraged to bring kids to their shows for the sing- alongs!!!
Perfect reaction for St Patrick's Day.
omg guys - "head is like a football" - meaning that he is HUNGOVER - got a giant Headache
Thee quintessential Canadian drinking party song 😜😁🍻
When I grow up I want to be a Irish Rover
This song kinda sounds like something that would have been perfectly at home on some '80s comedy movie soundtrack, heh.
You already know... Ubiquitous Mr Lovegrove by Dead Can Dance
At Christmas you have to listen to 'Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer." by the Irish Rovers.
They had a pub at Expo 86 in Vancouver, BC, Canada. It was indeed a party.
I remember singing this song and the unicorn in just about every piano bar I drank in. I got out to Vancouver in 88 and the pub was still there. Bunch of drunks singing, all of us raising our beer glasses to the tops of our heads at the appropriate times. Classic.
Great party song. Sang it at parties myself. Lol
It's a hangover when his head feels like a football. Been there myself lol
This was pretty big in the bars of the midwest when it came out. Happened to coincide with my reaching drinking age, so I've heard it many times while swigging some fine Olde English malt liquor. Talk about a head like a football.
Hi! You HAVE to check out The Rodeo Song! So fun! Enjoy! ✌🏻🇨🇦
Dia Duit my friends. There are country folks in Ireland. But yes that song was Americanized on purpose, check out drunken sailor by the Irish Rovers. Slan Go Foil. ☘
I actually have one of their CD's. I like this reaction for sure.
The Humours of Whiskey (full version) by Colm McGuinness
Saw them at a rodeo when I was, I dunno, maybe 10-ish … mid-70s I think. Fun show! Of course I was ALL about The Unicorn!
used to change up the lyrics to say " could've been the 3 or 4 six packs i don't know but look at the mess in my jeans"
Yes!!!! Love it!
If it's piano that you want, Jerry Lee Lewis, Great Balls of Fire!
If you liked the [Irish] Rovers, then there are a couple more songs to keep on your radar for next Christmas:
"Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer"
"Merry Bloody Xmas" -- my favourite of the two
OMG… Flash back to my youth … lol
it's called a hangover kids.
This is about as Irish as my bathtub.
In Ireland, a football is a soccer ball.
Knew these guys song is about an actual party and the hangover next day and consequences of party spilling into the street lmoa .
What he calls a football, we call a soccer ball.
I still have irish rovers albums
Another fantastic Canadian band that you may not have heard of is The Dead South. They are a current band and are a bit quirky. They are fantastic though.
I would recommend a couple of their songs to "feel" them out: In hell I'll be in good company, and Broken Cowboy.
I highly suggest watching their music videos for these songs rather than the lyrical versions you normally watch.
Trust me folks, I know you will like them
You know your Canadian if you partied to this song used to watch the tv show
Great to see you doing some Irish songs but this is very different to most Irish songs. You should listen to Jim McCann - Grace, it's one of the saddest love songs of all time. Make sure you get the version were Jim explains the backstory
More like old school rock & roll to me. But I like it. It's just good fun music!
You should check out The Irish Rovers doing The Unicorn Song. It explains a lot
Reminds me of the Ball of Kerrymuir by Jim Croce
Brad, seeing as you and Lex are part Scottish, I am curious to know if bag pipes(the Scottish national instrument) give you guys goose bumps/chicken skin like they do me. If you have never listened to them before, Amazing Grace with over 200 bagpipes; live in Berlin is an awesome place to start. I think we're distantly related, I'm part English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh, And German, the rest is three different kinds of Native American and French, that's as much as I know, (no DNA test yet) We're all mutts ! Love you guys Thanx, Here's a link to Amazing Grace:~ th-cam.com/video/xKQULTTnaI8/w-d-xo.html
I love this song! Lmao
And the cat was talking back...
Great reaction. You need to check out Unicorn from the Irish Rovers. It features the other singer and is another funny song.
You should do magnetic man - I need air
Lol I haven't heard this in years 😅
This song sounds like me when i drank lol . Except it was a dog not a cat .