Showing posts with label planxty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label planxty. Show all posts

3 May 2020

Planxty - Live at Vicar Street 2004

The legendary concert on youtube. Buy the CD and DVD if you haven't got them already.


2 May 2020

Planxty - Yarmouth Town

An old video of Planxty. It's a song only available as Single, and on a compilation, as far as I know. Yarmouth Town.



Here are the chords the way I use to play it. If you use the app "songbook" from Linkesoft, I wrote about it some time ago, you just have to copy and paste.

You'll find lots more tabs for tunes and songs on this blog here:
https://irish-bouzouki.blogspot.com/search/label/Tabs%20for%20GDAD



{t:Yarmouth Town}

Capo 2
{pause: 15}




In [D]Yarmouth Town there [G]lived a [D]man,
[G]kept a little [D]tavern down [A]by the strand
The [D]landlord had a [G]daughter [D]fair,   
a [G]pretty little [D]thing with the [A]golden hair.
          
{soc}
Oh, [D]won’t you come down,
[G]won’t you come down,
[A]won’t you come down
to [G]Yar[A]mouth [D]town.
{eoc}

2. At [D]night there came a [Bm]sailor man
and he’s [G]asked the daughter [A]for her hand.
„Oh, [D]why should I marry [Bm]you, she said, 
I [G]have all I [D]want with[A]out being wed.

{soc}
Oh, [D]won’t you come down,
[G]won’t you come down,
[A]won’t you come down
to [G]Yarmouth [D]town.
{eoc}

3. „But [D]{soh}if{eoh} with me you do [Bm]{soh}want{eoh} to linger,
I [G]tie a piece of string all ar[A]ound my finger
and [D]as you pass by, just [Bm]pull on the string
and [G]I’ll come [D]down and I’ll [A]let you in.“

{soc}
Oh, [D]won’t you come down,
[G]won’t you come down,
[A]won’t you come down
to [G]Yarmouth [D]town.
{eoc}

4. At [F#m]closing time the [Bm]sailor man
he’s [Em]gone to the tavern down [A]by the strand
and [F#m]as he passed by, he [Bm]pulled on the string,
and [G]she’s come [D]down, and she’s [A]let him in.

{soc}
Oh, [D]won’t you come down,
[G]won’t you come down,
[A]won’t you come down
to [G]Yarmouth [D]town.
{eoc}

5. Now [Bm]he’s never seen such a [Em]sight before,
‚cause the [G]string around the [D]finger was [A]all she wore. 

{soc}
Oh, [D]won’t you come down,
[G]won’t you come down,
[A]won’t you come down
to [G]Yarmouth [D]town.
{eoc}

6. The [F#m]sailor stayed the [Bm]whole night through
and [Em]early in the morning went [A]back to his crew,
and then he [F#m]told them about the [Bm]maiden fair,
the [G]pretty little [D]thing with the [A]golden hair.

{soc}
Oh, [D]won’t you come down,
[G]won’t you come down,
[A]won’t you come down
to [G]Yarmouth [D]town.
{eoc}

7. Well, the [D]news it soon [Bm]got around
and the [G]very next night in [A]Yarmouth Town
there was [D]fifteen sailors [Bm]pulling on the string
and [G]she’s come [D]down and [A]she’s let them all in.

{soc}
Oh, [D]won’t you come down,
[G]won’t you come down,
[A]won’t you come down
to [G]Yarmouth [D]town.
{eoc}

8. So all young men that to Yarmouth go,
if you see a pretty girl with her hair hanging low,
well, all you’ve got to do is pull on the string,
and she’ll come down and she’ll let you in.

{soc}
Oh, [D]won’t you come down,
[G]won’t you come down,
[A]won’t you come down
to [G]Yarmouth [D]town.
{eoc}

Yarmouth ist ein Hafen und Civil parish an der Nordwestküste der südenglischen Isle of Wight. Der Ort liegt an der Mündung des Flusses Western Yar in die Meerenge Solent. Yarmouth ist die kleinste Town im Vereinigten Königreich.


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20 Feb 2010

Donal Lunny at Custiys Music Shop

Donal Lunny playing Bouzouki and Mary Custy playing fiddle with two fine jigs here. I can't understand what the name of the first jig is, the second one is the battering ram.

30 Aug 2009

Andy Irvine & Donal Lunny - Live on RTE 2009

Live on RTE this summer Andy and Donal with a perfect version of the Blacksmith. As better as ever.


The Braes of Moneymore


Plains of Kildare


My Heart Tonights In Ireland

27 Apr 2009

Christy Moore - The Least We Can Do

I could include lots of great videos of Christy, but this is a bouzouki blog. But on this video there's Donal Lunny playing his wonderful bouzouki. Fantastic song, deep lyrics.

9 Apr 2009

Tribute to Donal Lunny

What a tribute: Here are some Tunes with Donal Lunny, John McSherry, Davy Spillane, Liam O'Flynn, Andy Irvine, Christy Moore, Nollaig Casey, Paddy Glackin. Three Bouzoukis altogether on stage. Andy Irvine is playing his old Stevens Bouzouki. Haven't seen him playing it for a long time.


Not my cup of coffee, but some of you might like it: Here's "Dirty old Town" featuring Donal, Gilles Servat, Ronnie Drew, John McSherry, Nollaig Casey

19 Nov 2008

Planxty - 3 Slip Jigs

It seems like bilko is posting a new Planxty video every day. I hope this will go on for some time. Here's a great video in which Planxty are playing 3 Slip Jigs without names.

16 Nov 2008

Planxty - Sally Brown, 1980 Abbey Tavern

You must have a look at this video,what a laugh. Bilko writes about this video: Christy springs this request for an old Sweeney's "Sea Shanty" on Andy which results in everyone cracking up!

21 Jul 2008

Andy Irvine Sandinos Derry

Yes, another video showing us Andy's playing bouzouki. My heart tonight's in Ireland.



Baneasa's Green Glades

25 Jun 2008

Andy Irvine @ éistmusic, Portlaoise

Here's an interview with Andy and some Music shot at his gig at éistmusic in Kavanaghs,Portlaoise on March 14th 2008 . Many thanks to eistmusic TV for posting on youtube.

Songs: Mother Jones and an unknown new song written for a friend musician from Oslo.

17 May 2008

Sweeney's Men

What a remarkable reunion. After being apart for more than 40 years Sweeney's Men reunited for this single concert at The Fiddlers Green Festival in Rostrevor, Co. Down in Northern Ireland 2007. Sadly Joe Dolan could'nt join them so Paul Brady stepped in and took his place.

I wish there were more videos of that event available. This is Sally Brown.

4 Apr 2008

Andy Irvine - Rambling boys of pleasure / The blacksmith

Presented by dokmdk (who is he?) come two songs by Andy Irvine. He plays a mandolin tuned GDAD, so it is no problem to play it on a bouzouki. Fantastic playing. Good to watch and learn. I hope he gives us some more songs from Andy.

15 Mar 2008

Andy Irvine & Paul Brady -Celtic Connections 2008

Here's a little video I found at myspacetv.com.11 minutes Andy and Paul, not very good quality, but worth a listen. Arthur McBride and the beginning of Bonny Woodhall, so sad the rest is missing.


Paul Brady & Andy Irvine

3 Mar 2008

Ceird an Cheoil - The trade of music instruments - Bouzouki

I once posted a link to this tv series. Now you can watch it online. It's a wonderful documentary about the Irish Bouzouki from Irelands TG4. You can see Joe Foley, Dónal Lunny, Andy Irvine, Brendan O’Reagan, Gary Ó Briain. Get it while you can.



If the video preview does not work here's the direct link:
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-1080888958353361287&q=Ceird+an+Cheoil&total=4&start=0&num=10&so=1&type=search&plindex=0

4 Feb 2008

Andy Irvine & Paul Brady Baneasa's Green Glade/Mominsko Horo

Andy Irvine & Paul Brady @ Celtic Connections, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, 30th Jan 2008. Baneasa's Green Glade/Mominsko Horo.The quality isn't very good, but nevertheless worth watching.

5 Oct 2007

Andy Irvine - The Ballad Of Tom Joad

performed at a Woody Guthrie tribute show in Whelans, Dublin - 3/10/07. Not high quality, but better than nothing.

6 Jul 2007

Andy Irvine-Songbook reissue out now!


Arild has informed me about the reissue of the Andy Irvine Songbook. Information to be found at: http://www.heupferd-musik.homepage.t-online.de/song_buecherei.htm
It's not only a reissue. There are several new songs in it. I will order it today and hope to get it next week.

Well now that I got it I have to correct, there is only one new song in it: My heart tonight's in Ireland. So if you already own the old one you don't need necessarily buy this new one. It's a lot of money for one song.

A review of the original book is to be found at Kieron's website (I did steal the photo from his website):
http://www.chinatogalway.com/Review%20aiming%20for%20the%20heart.htm

2 Apr 2007

Planxty - The little drummer

An old video of Planxty dating back to 1974.


And here is Yarmouth Town. Is there a studio version available somewhere on CD?

Planxty - Smeceno Horo

Unfortunately only a few seconds of that tune. But watch Andy and Donal playing.