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Re: "And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda"
--- Louis Proyect <lnp3@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> There's another song titled "And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda" by
>
> Australian folksinger Eric Bogle that is very relevant to today's
> world.
> I'm became familiar with the version performed by the great Irish
> punk rock
> band The Pogues. You can hear a brief audio clip at:
Hah! Beatcha! ;)
My first introduction to the song was by the Irish folk group, the
Dubliners. I've heard the Pogues' version, but the Dubliners give it a
really haunting, wistful aire that I think really gives the song its
due. But that's just my opinion.
(Of course, this is one of the songs I do in my not-yet-launched folk
career that I imagine will pave the way for my greatness. OK, I'm
hoping it'll pay for gas and dinner when I perform.)
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