The Dubliners in Holland 1980
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- The Dubliners in Holland - Oldeboorn (Heereveen Friesland)
29 september 1980.
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If there's a better singer than Luke in the history of music I swear I've never heard them.
100%!
I COULD LISTEN TO THE DUBLINERS 24/7 UNTIL MY DYING DAYS....SUCH AMAZING MUSICIANS !!!
I do and will, totally agree100%, AMAZING
The DUBLINERS are such great musicians who also could have been actors as well I think Luke Kellyoncedid some acting and possibly John Sheahan
@@Eltonlaleham
Ronnie acted too.
(Barney also played jazz)
who drew those portraits... shocking
Who is talking dutch at 4min?
Doesnt sound to bad at all
DUBLINERS ARE THE BEST!!!!
I consider it a great blessing to be able to hear the Dubliners live twice. As someone who has moved between German, Irish, British and Canadian worlds, I can say that the boys have had an extremely positive influence on my life, not just emotionally but in many ways. ♥
My god, I was only born in 1978 but I cherish Luke Kelly. I’m a Kerry man so that says a lot !
The whole world should hear Luke Kelly’s voice, he deserves more than an statue, he deserves global recognition, as a wonderful artist and musician.
Luke is barely known outside of Ireland with the exception of America and Australia.........And then you have that TOOL BONO running around the place.....
I’m born in 2008 and ive been listening to Luke for almost 3 years now
@@MrStonecold69
Dont forget Holland my friend 😂😂
I have a 4 and 5 year old dancing to this songs ❤❤❤❤
What voice Luke Kelly had he was born to sing RIP luke
When a tear drop fell from this artist eyes, you know his feelings are real and the music come from his heart. And as a spectator you can trouly feel with him.
The man that brought Irish music too the world. God bless you legend ❤️❤️❤️
R.I.P Luke Kelly, an Irish legend
This lot are defiantly descended from the Vikings
Celtas.🇮🇪
Het cookest
Today is his death anniversary, but Luke's spirit continue alive in our memories and our hearts forever!
The greatest folk singer Ireland ever had. His songs and delivery nobody could be compared with. Delighted he was part of an original group of great guys and brilliant entertainers, who's heart was always in the right place.
I just wish this video didn't stop. Like I could just listen to this all of the time. All the time, song after song. God bless this bunch that showed me real music.
Luke Kelly. The Performer! Even if he was getting older and might have lost his breath a little. He still is the most talented Irishman I’ve ever seen
I love when John Sheehan plays alone 💚💚☘️☘️💚💚☘️☘️🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮
Saw them in 1974. Fantastic. Luke had such a stage presence!! And Barney's Fiddler's Green is absolute fantastic
I praise that! I was young when Luke and Ciaran passed but miss them for life!
any footage of luke and ronnie together is so priceless man, what i’d give for more footage of luke
I'm 62 and loving this now, in Thailand, as much as 45yrs ago in Tasmania.
Thank you for sharing.
This rejuvenates the soul and comforts the mind. Long live The Dubliners.
Could listen every day and still be amazed by their talent. Love them all. They were perfect together ☘️☘️💚💚🇨🇮🇨🇮🥰
Love watching Barney bopping his head along to Whiskey in the Jar...tapping his foot, too. What legends!
The Dubliners always make me feel Irish My grannies were and one of my granddads to hear their music And I go a place that I feel I came from RIP Luke Kelly and Ronnie Drew xxx
I remember this concert, not from being there, but for the very expensive cars in our street.. The venue de ijzeren man was 100 m away from our house
Ireland is a great green countrey i like you people from Sweden.
Thank you for your kind words 👍🙏👍
we love you too come visit
I never tire of watching this video. I wish I had been in the audience.
This might be imperfect but seeing as no one has written a set list, others can add to mine.
0:00 Cooleys Reel/?
1:10 Whisky in The Jar
3:55 Fiddlers Green
8:44 Tunes by John (name?)
13:05 Finnegans Wake
15:49 Danny Farrell
19:50 The Wild Rover
8:44 Is just one of Johns epic tunes :D Well done on the tracklist mush
0:00 is fermoy lassies/Sporting paddy reels
It´s called "The prodigal son". Greetings from Venezuela
The Dubliners.. introduced to their music at 7yr old! I'm 44 and still playing their music in 2024! Legends of Dublin Ireland... God bless their souls
My brother saw them in Dublin their last performance with the original lineup he got me a signed album all of them I have it in a glass case on my bar
Barney mekenna is buried here in trim county Meath Ireland☺ was at funeral haven't been up at grave in while ☺
Love to see a pic of that!!!
The signed album I mean.
Getting old video footage of not just Barney and John but both Ronnie AND Luke together in the classic lineup (minus Ciaran) is such a gem. Two of the most unmistakable, truly, truly, inimitable voices to ever sing a word existing in the same band still blow my mind, and I'm an American who was 5 months old when this video was recorded and I've been a fan for decades. I always think of Schooner Fare's Fiddlers Green and the Dubs version could not be more different. Same with the Clancys and Finnegan's Wake. The Dubliners were so wonderfully immediate, rough, raw and unpretty, yet gorgeous beyond measure. I was born too late I think somtimes.
Lovely comments for my countrymen. Thank you.
Hard to believe Luke left us four years later. RIP to all the Lads who have passed.
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@@paschalleonard8047 It is possible this concert was actually 1982, so perhaps less than 2 years later.
@@Eli-ne3vu Actually if this is September 1982, he died only sixteen months later.
@@shaunmcdonough9016 Exactly
Nice to see at all, Dubliner's.
Wij mijn vrouw en ik zijn in Alkmaar bij het optreden geweest , Geweldig !!
Saw them live on many occasions, brilliant!
RIP/LUKE/RONNIE/BARNEY,
Love Fiddlers Green , my greatest hit but I got it from my 2 fav Dubliners Luke & Barney my idols!
Of all the bands I regret I never got to see the Dubs are top of my list! A night out with Luke or Ronnie would have been a rare ole night
I've never known anyone who can outwit Irish blood.❤️💖❤️🍀✍️bless and thanks so much for the gift!
Simply amazing!🎶
So great to see a clip of them with Luke still in the group. Not to take anything away from Sean Cannon, Jim McCann, Paddy Reilly or any of the other great singers the Dubliners have had over the years, but there was never any of them that matched Luke. Ronnie's voice of course was in a class by itself with all the grit and gravel in it. But when you needed a softer, sweeter touch like you do on many songs, Luke was the man. Of course they're both gone now (Luke for many years) along with Ciaran, Barney, Jim, Bob Lynch and most recently Eamon.
this is pure gold here...
how is it these fellas music touches me so?
I've not set foot in Ireland(yet) but listening to these boys,sure feels as if some part of me is over there somewhere
I understand you completely! Their music goes under my skin as well, it is moving, it is fun, it hurts, it soothes.
rich gouette ..The day u do w/b memorable..From a Tourists perspective,Dublin is such an Lovely, vibrant City,with all the History of course..
But if u Drive further south,the Scenary is breathtaking..I live in the States now,but my Family are way down Sw in County Kerry,which will def blow ur mind..
Well if u ever do set foot on our emerald isle u will see pure magic ceol Agus craic
As a London Irishman this is the sound of my youth. My father was born in Thomas street, opposite the Guinness brewery, the Dubliners, the Wolfe tones, the Makems and many more.
Brings a tear to my eyes!
You have Irish in your blood
My kind of music,I love it.
These lads are legends!Hope to see their likes again.
Barney sails on the Seas.
Helluva lad he was!
Pictures of a lovely bygone time - though they are no more ... they will not be forgotten.
Legends never die
I absolutely love the Dubliners. Effortless natural musicianship.
Look at those ruddy cheeks. I bet they got smashed every night and had an absolute ball! God bless em.
Oh they partied hardy than any rockstars. But, it unfortunately took its toll
Like had a terrific voice and and barney's banjo playing first class John an all round musician runny such x great gravel voice they all complimented each other xx ❤
John Sheen is still alive and still playing,he never drank.
So nice to listen everyday our Loved Dubliners. They 're in my heart and my soul forever. Just only before I could'nt know about these amazing singers. They're unforgetttable. Slainte, my Love irish people for show them to the world.
thank you so much, special for my mother, Luke , Ronny and the other great musicians 1A
Fantastic ! I still love it . I was enjoying this performance ! Great !
This just makes me want to grab the banjo and play along
another world , so beautiful thank you,
And I agree with other comments. Luke wasn't feeling well at all at this taping. Bless him for pushing through.
geweldig wat een feest moet dat geweest zijn ..wat was ik daar graag bij geweest
Wij waren erbij fantastisch always on my mind...
I’m
Love all these videos! They’re all so talented. Wish I had seen them live ☘️☘️💚💚💚🥰
These musicians are well awesome in trillions of ways.
wat geweldig dat ik heb gevonden, ik was erbij het cafe van Mannie de IJzeren Man kaartje via het Parool ik voel me weer 35 jaar jonger
74robber Ik ben jaloers
Ben ook jaloers. Kaarten waren uitverkocht en heb een behoorlijk bedrag geboden voor 2 stuks. Helaas. Vind het nu op internet.
lovely, heart-warming music
I’m Irish born and bread, i live in California but this takes me home
Thank you for sharing this rare beauty!
The intro makes me cry its so epic and im drunk.
Jimbobjim jim it makes me cry too and I’m sober
Love is a harsh feeling and this is the balm
Would have cut off one of my fingers to see these lads play live...
Tom Turesson yes indeed,even two fingers:)
I don’t know if I’d go that far but I was born the year after Luke and I don’t know how I missed them all those years. Thank God I
Happened on them on U-Tube about 6 months ago. I’ve been listening to them at least once a day since then. 🇨🇮🇨🇮☘️☘️💚💚🥰 How lucky 🍀 I was to find them ☘️☘️☘️
@@kathrynlandry-ir8khIf you don't mind me asking, what country are you from? I'm wondering if you might be American or Canadian, because, although The Dubliners did tour in North America a couple of times in the late 60s and did The Ed Sullivan and David Frost shows, they were not as successful over there as they would become in mainland Europe and as a result didn't have the same sort of exposure The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem had. Apart from their popularity in their homeland and Britain, they would become massive in Scandinavia, Holland, Austria and in particular Germany.
from barcelona...dag!!thanks very much..holland and the whole...NETHERLANDS!!!
among all the dubliners.. I feel Barney has the sweetest voice!
So beautifull, many thanks.
3:28 :-) Luke wasn't expecting someone so close to take a photograph!
yeah I love that!
I think this version of whiskey in the jar is one if they best theyve done youve got barney sat there playing something it looks like theyve never heard before
At that a voice on my left asked me what I was having, the face was that of Ronnie Drew !! We had a very enjoyable trip, unfortunately we landed when it was my round. We agreed to meet in the airport bar, now very ashamed I admit to fleeing the airport Leslie Case
IAM Scottish but just love The Dubliners Luke a legend with Ronnie I miss you boys
Only John left from the original boys now.Such is life.Jim.Liverpool.
Yes but we remember all of them!!!!!!
Yes because he was the only one of the Dubliners who led a sober smoke free healthy life
Top class and another unsigned up member of the dubs which makes it even more special, love it
Superb music in trillions ofways
Went to their concerts in Zwolle a few times Great!
Imagine seeing this lineup in a room like this…
Greats the Marvelous Dubliners 😙💖🤗☘☘☘🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
fiddlers green must be a great place with them all there now
I imagine it's rather loud, all those musicians playing.
John Sheehan's not there yet.
A few of the Dubliners are still alive
no introduction of Barney McKenna?? TV zoals doesn´t know world´s greatest banjo-giant?!?
Best of Dubliners was my nearly first vinyl - bought as a teenie in 1969. :)
@richard ranson: yes, they all belong to fiddler´s green. but seeing and hearing them makes me both, happy and sad in one time.
Glad to see it was not m fault, they really didn't introduce him in the beginning. I love his humour and his banjo playing, both are the reason why I repetitively watch their legendary 40 years anniversary concert.
Barney was the most talented musician there.
As far as I know John Sheahanist still alive, just does not go on tour anymore.
@@brikra4481 John is still with us.
Barney, a man you don't meet every day.
if i could givs it a second thumbs up i would!!!!
Was privileged to support them, including Ciaran with my group several times in Belfast in the mid sixties.
Today I learned the Dutch are excellent clappers.
They were all pissed,I was there ,enjoyed it no end
Brilliant
This is so grand, thanx for sharing it!
Still as good today
ben bij 2 concerten geweest super gewoon
Bedankt voor het weergeven van de opname!
Thanks!! They was genius! I love The Dubliners!!
I am a bit slow and just discovered this band. They are awesome! Wish I had discovered them years ago. How many of the original members are still alive? Do they still perform?
John DeAngelo They are great aren’t they? Unfortunately, John (the violin player) is the only remaining member from this lineup. I believe he’s around 81 now. They stopped performing in 2012, but I’ve been reading recently that there are reunion shows planned for 2020. Not sure who will be included in that.
Jordan Mapes I am purchasing the 40 th anniversary show on dvd. I saw a little bit on it on TH-cam and was blown away.
In Olde-fucking-boorn. I was minus 5 back then but I lived very close to that village, if only I'd have known...
You can tell Luke's health was deteriorating at this point in time right before he died a few years later
Que bellesa soy argentino en nuestro pais recibimos muchos inmigrantes Irlandeses gracias a dios porque embellecieron nuestra patria
I think this was 82, not 1980, Ronnie is on his feet here, he was recovering from a hip operation in 1980.
no it wasn't because luke looked a lot more sick in 1982
It says 1982 in the text below the title.
It was also after Ciaron Burke had passed away. I saw them at the Phijips Hall in Eindhoven, I think.'
But I ve seen them both here as well as in Ireland numerous times. Top class
Henk Marks Ciaran Bourke died in 88 he had a stroke in the late 70s and was forced to retire as he could no longer perform
"And the girls are all pretty and the beer is all free"
"Vou-me embora pra Pasárgada
Lá sou amigo do rei
Lá tenho a mulher que eu quero
Na cama que escolherei"
I was There too, Great concert.
I am unwilling to join the controversy over year ‘80’ or ‘82’ but I traveled from London to Dublin at that time. Boarding an AirLingus plane in London with no luggage and sitting down I did not initially notice my travelling company, as the plane left the runway a voice further up the plane demanded service
Entertainment with a capital E - brilliant.
The will be gods in time
First class Luke fan but I find that he's more confident/stronger when Ronnie was on the stage. But that's after hours of watching them. Interested in others' comments.
Sounds reasonable.
Barbara Dirks They were a formidable pair together on stage, both of them are two of my musical heroes ❤
Seemed pretty confident and strong here: th-cam.com/video/CBRQM0vErH8/w-d-xo.html
Luke Kelly, one of many reasons why Ireland is such a special place.
traveller he a man everyone whit a soul
Wish I could have seen them live.
Where's a time machine? 😞
Lady Red Pill i had the honour of being with Them when they were doing the album Scarlet here in my local irish pub,,Luke taught me how to play my bodhran and i played with Them,finnigans wake,,and pro de de braithe a whaile
O sonho de qualquer um que aprecia á boa música
@@ysoldeclaireduffy7344 I loved this Irish awesome band since I was 9 in 1978 and I have noticed in this vid there is no Ronnie Drew this line UP consists of Barney Mckenna Jim Mcann John Sheehan and Luke Kelly by this time Ciaran Bourke had permanently left the band from developing a terminal illness which was a brain tumour which sadly crippled Ciaran and he ultimately became blind as it was seen on the late late show in 1987 the year I turned 18 and all these men but John are dead but never forgotten there will never be another Luke Kelly or Ronnie Drew
Darlin, I'm Irish. I agree. This is our soul.
Ok, that's clearly Barney at the banjo in the beginning...why isn't he noted? And, while Nigel Warren-Green did appear here and there as a guest musician, he was never an actual member. And when he DID appear, that was in 1983-ish....
MoonEyes2k Ye can thank the Dutch