For all it's later issues - T was unsurpassed in getting big name headliners for Scotland. I loved it, the mud - the rain, the tramp from parking to camp & time spent with my kid
had a good friend who took his own life a good few years back, he loved this band and especially this song, this always reminds me of him, but i always remember him smiling and hope he still is xx
As a throwback to the band's heyday at a packed Barrowlands and other venues...that singing of the first verse brings back great memories!. No wonder this is crowned as one of Scotland's best tracks. It's a pure classic!.
this was emotional for me having been a deacon blue fan for most of my life, seen them over 20 times live so to be there for their first ever t in the park was simply magical
I'm 16 and was at Titp with a group of school friends. All 30 people I went with came to see Deacon Blue, and it was absolutely amazing. Would go back in a heartbeat.
❤ keep strong no matter what comes your way were all under uncertain times our "leaders" seem to want war when they can take cover we can not they do not care about the people
OMG.. started looking for my classic LOVED songs and NEVER thought this track could still be popular (albeit in 2013) with mid 20-30yr olds AND THEY ALL KNOW THE WORDS. This was my late 80's ballard song.. (ouch I'm a bloke)... prior to Sade.. and then later Sinead which blew me away.. god how those years have passed.
I love the 80s happiest time of my life party party party and brilliant music that has yet to be surpassed such a great time to be young free and single. No x Factor shit just real bands and real musicians brilliant and Deacon Blue are one of the best
The 60's, 70's, 80's and even some 90's music were great, because the songs actually told stories within them…. unlike the garbage and junk now parading as music.
Born in 74, and couldn't agree more.. To be young and teenage thru the 80's was a blessing compared to lifestyle and music of today, 90's wasn't too bad either but 80's by far the best.
Dignity did not chart when first released. Made 20 when rereleased. Thirty years on and it’s still a track I could listen to every day. Ironic that Deacon Blue’s biggest chart failure became their greatest hit. That’s something they must have known as a gigging band : audiences loved it and still do. With every passing year it’s simple story becomes more lovely.
Joking aside, I've watched many videos on TH-cam of live performances, and I'm almost certain the Deacon Blue crowd put in the most effort in regards to singing the lyrics.
Rich I’m going to see them in Brum in November it reminds me of happy lazy days around Brownsea island.All gone maybe just maybe one day I will go home!
I've found this vídeo right now! It makes me revival some of the beatifull years of my life. Thank you for the great moments of hapiness listening your music.
"Dignity" There's a man I meet walks up our street He's a worker for the council Has been twenty years And he takes no lip off nobody And litter off the gutter Puts it in a bag And never seems to mutter And he packs his lunch in a "sunblest" bag The children call him "bogie" He never lets on But I know 'cause he once told me He let me know a secret about the money in his kitty He's gonna buy a dinghy Gonna call her dignity And I'll sail her up the west coast Through villages and towns I'll be on my holidays They'll be doing their rounds They'll ask me how I got her I'll say "I saved my money" They'll say isn't she pretty that ship called dignity And I'm telling this story In a faraway scene Sipping down raki And reading maynard keynes And I'm thinking about home and all that means And a place in the winter for dignity And I'll sail her up the west coast Through villages and towns I'll be on my holidays They'll be doing their rounds They'll ask me how I got her I'll say "I saved my money" They'll say isn't she pretty that ship called dignity And I'm thinking about home And I'm thinking about faith And I'm thinking about work And I'm thinking about how good it would be To be here some day On a ship called dignity A ship called dignity That ship
I was there at this concert.probally the best act best song at t in the park or as the locals call it pee in the dark. Im so glad i got to see this song.
weird story. watched this yesterday then dreamt last night that I was singing it with Ricky Ross who corrected me that it was east coast not west! had to come back to check it is in fact west! haha
I love Dougie. On Arran and visting my Scottish rellies and from Canada and at Hamilton Terrrace in Lamlash, we had Dougie on the side, and Jack MacConnell on the other. We can't wait for this covid thing to be done so that we can re-book number 23.
I've got my dignity back after hearing that must remember to take the yacht out for a spin and sail off into the sunset with my dignity and pride intact puffing on my pipe into the great beyond.
Had the very grateful opportunity to name a ship called dignity a real ship , and was so proud , so very very proud
For all it's later issues - T was unsurpassed in getting big name headliners for Scotland. I loved it, the mud - the rain, the tramp from parking to camp & time spent with my kid
had a good friend who took his own life a good few years back, he loved this band and especially this song, this always reminds me of him, but i always remember him smiling and hope he still is xx
Sad to hear that it's an uplifting song
He is.
What was his reasons for taking his own life? Did anyone see it coming?
💙
Where ever he is I’m sure he’s smiling,listening to this song and thinking about the good times you spent together 🙏
One of the most optimistic songs ever written.
As a throwback to the band's heyday at a packed Barrowlands and other venues...that singing of the first verse brings back great memories!. No wonder this is crowned as one of Scotland's best tracks. It's a pure classic!.
the best years of my life, and the best band for me even after 30 years!
this was emotional for me having been a deacon blue fan for most of my life, seen them over 20 times live so to be there for their first ever t in the park was simply magical
I'm 16 and was at Titp with a group of school friends. All 30 people I went with came to see Deacon Blue, and it was absolutely amazing. Would go back in a heartbeat.
Now this brings back memories of the 80's. Great band and great song. Shalom from Tel Aviv, Israel.
❤ keep strong no matter what comes your way were all under uncertain times our "leaders" seem to want war when they can take cover we can not they do not care about the people
I wasn't even been born yet when this track came on and for some reason seeing this is so heartwarming .got me teary eyed as well. beautiful ❤
Wish TH-cam would let us have some Dignity, what a belter of a performance
I remember this day and this song like it was yesterday- perfect 🤍🤍
A proper shiver down the spine moment.
OMG.. started looking for my classic LOVED songs and NEVER thought this track could still be popular (albeit in 2013) with mid 20-30yr olds AND THEY ALL KNOW THE WORDS.
This was my late 80's ballard song.. (ouch I'm a bloke)... prior to Sade.. and then later Sinead which blew me away.. god how those years have passed.
...this song was like an arrow....to the southern Sicily in 1988!!! Thanks!
I love the 80s happiest time of my life party party party and brilliant music that has yet to be surpassed such a great time to be young free and single. No x Factor shit just real bands and real musicians brilliant and Deacon Blue are one of the best
Dancin Queen aa
The 60's, 70's, 80's and even some 90's music were great, because the songs actually told stories within them…. unlike the garbage and junk now parading as music.
Born in 74, and couldn't agree more.. To be young and teenage thru the 80's was a blessing compared to lifestyle and music of today, 90's wasn't too bad either but 80's by far the best.
I have to say this is the greatest song I've ever heard.
turned onto this group while stationed in Europe in '80's, & STILL on my playlist!!
Played this as the son leaving my late sister in laws funeral and those of us that were in tears singing it love this song
This band help me get through dark days myself . Still have their first album on vinyl . They havnt lost their sound .
This song gives me goose pimples greatest song I've ever heard thank you mr ross and the gang
Always makes me cry this song stirs up my emotions. god knows why!
I love this song, always have since the first release on vinyl, and of course I've always loved Lorraine xx
This is such a beautiful song.
One of the few bands that can sing live superb
Dignity did not chart when first released. Made 20 when rereleased. Thirty years on and it’s still a track I could listen to every day. Ironic that Deacon Blue’s biggest chart failure became their greatest hit. That’s something they must have known as a gigging band : audiences loved it and still do. With every passing year it’s simple story becomes more lovely.
This takes u back to when music was music 🎶
Aye its all pish now
I was in the crowd there and that was up there with one of my best TITP memories
Bloody hell wish I was there
I don't think deacon blue even need to sing, the crowd do it for them 😊
Joking aside, I've watched many videos on TH-cam of live performances, and I'm almost certain the Deacon Blue crowd put in the most effort in regards to singing the lyrics.
Shows what a beloved band this is when the whole crowd sings along!
As awesome as they ever were. WONDERFUL
Gives me chills this video. Bit sad I know. I'd probably cry if I saw it live tbh
Rich I’m going to see them in Brum in November it reminds me of happy lazy days around Brownsea island.All gone maybe just maybe one day I will go home!
After all that time and after they have gone somehow, you would think people would forget...good to see that good music is here to stay!
I've found this vídeo right now! It makes me revival some of the beatifull years of my life.
Thank you for the great moments of hapiness listening your music.
"Dignity"
There's a man I meet walks up our street
He's a worker for the council
Has been twenty years
And he takes no lip off nobody
And litter off the gutter
Puts it in a bag
And never seems to mutter
And he packs his lunch in a "sunblest" bag
The children call him "bogie"
He never lets on
But I know 'cause he once told me
He let me know a secret about the money in his kitty
He's gonna buy a dinghy
Gonna call her dignity
And I'll sail her up the west coast
Through villages and towns
I'll be on my holidays
They'll be doing their rounds
They'll ask me how I got her I'll say "I saved my money"
They'll say isn't she pretty that ship called dignity
And I'm telling this story
In a faraway scene
Sipping down raki
And reading maynard keynes
And I'm thinking about home and all that means
And a place in the winter for dignity
And I'll sail her up the west coast
Through villages and towns
I'll be on my holidays
They'll be doing their rounds
They'll ask me how I got her I'll say "I saved my money"
They'll say isn't she pretty that ship called dignity
And I'm thinking about home
And I'm thinking about faith
And I'm thinking about work
And I'm thinking about how good it would be
To be here some day
On a ship called dignity
A ship called dignity
That ship
Waynes should be calling him Boaby, short for Robert. Meh,
To this day I still get goosebumps from being there at T that day!
When we were rehearsing for the Commonwealth Games closing ceremony, this exact recording was played in our headphones every day
Johnny Mac l
Best years best music miss it brings it bk shivers
And 15 years later I'm still picking up litter for the council and putting it in a bag nearly done the 20 years 🙂
I was there at this concert.probally the best act best song at t in the park or as the locals call it pee in the dark. Im so glad i got to see this song.
Yes ❤
There voices are brilliant and music beautiful!
Going to watch them at the Liverpool Echo Arena in November. Can't wait.
Absolutely fabulous totally love Dignity and cant wait until December the 9th when i see them in Guildford!
Wonderful crowd! Beautiful Girls!
Love Deacon Blue Ross and Rosie are brilliant 🤘
Brilliant !!
Love this video . Strangers singing to a song that was out before most were born ha ha
my favourite song so touching.
Beautiful!🙌🙌
If you don't know the words the you ain't Scottish...one of the best songs ever to come out of the UK
The power of live!
Sensational sound
Happy~Times..!! xx
Adoro e piango ogni volta. Una canzone perfetta.
Love this brilliant love this band 🏍🏍🇺🇸🇮🇹🇬🇧🍫☕️
Great song ever ever ever
nothing beats when people sing the song back to the artists.
Lorraine still looks great!!
TOP FIVE SCOTISH BANDS EVER WITHOUT A DOUBT. QUALITY.
so glad we decided to go at the last minute great day and this was awesome roll on T 2014
looks like it woulda been class bein there looke like everyone havin a great day positive vibes in the crowd
I heart Deacon Blue.
im 24 and know it word perfect, a lot people were brought up with this band
Fantastic!!!!!!
weird story. watched this yesterday then dreamt last night that I was singing it with Ricky Ross who corrected me that it was east coast not west! had to come back to check it is in fact west! haha
was working behind stage left the whole weekend! great time, great weather! roll on T21 :D
I was there and Deacon Blue were different class great weekend at TITP
she sure is , shes also in let the right one in a stage play lately i seen it at Dundee Rep , great actress aswell as singer
I love Dougie. On Arran and visting my Scottish rellies and from Canada and at Hamilton Terrrace in Lamlash, we had Dougie on the side, and Jack MacConnell on the other. We can't wait for this covid thing to be done so that we can re-book number 23.
Brill braw well done Deacon Blue xxxxx🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
"Sipping down raki, reading Maynard Keynes
I'm thinking about hope and all that that means"
reading men are kings
It's all about the down time
@@susanlittlejohn8054 no it's Maynard Keynes....
Love this song and am shocked at how many under 30's in the crowd know it!
Brilliant ❤
The best at Karaoke!
Brilliant
Wish I was there
Glasterbury - fabulous place I went a couple of times drink and more drink
Can't wait to see them at the Hydro next week.
Any good?
one of the best Scottish groups ever
fantastic!
Buenísima y para toda la vida.
Met Wullie @ Wickerman on Saturday, was asking hubby for a loan of ma dress, so he cld do this haha, lovely fella!
Just Class
The best.
I've got my dignity back after hearing that must remember to take the yacht out for a spin and sail off into the sunset with my dignity and pride intact puffing on my pipe into the great beyond.
I saved my money, such happy people enjoying life
They used to say that the beautiful south was everyone's second favourite band, well if you're Scottish it has to be Deacon Blue.
Awesome
This looked so good my mum is so lucky 😭 it’s closed now but she went like 4 years in a row
very good
wow, awesome
great weekend n they were one of the best acts all weekend n by the way i am the guy at start with the purple dress & pink hat on.
Wow this put a big smile on my face during these shit times. 😁
Can't get much better.....
I'm the guy right behind u lol... mind my mate with the sunburn? haha
Love this song what a great performance wish I was there😀😀😀😀😀😀
One word SCOTLAND
i am the guy @ 0:05 & i had the time of my life during deacon blues set.
me encantan
Yir noo Scottish if u don't know aw the wurds tae this tune 👍🎶🎵