With or Without You

thought Kev might like this. I only heard it for the first time today

enjoy

enjoy

3rdforum wrote:thought Kev might like this. I only heard it for the first time today

Thanks mate, fab.

This was the closing tune in the Irish Times for years, when Derek and Gerry were together. Mikey the barman used to get up and sing it while Gerry had a pint. Feckin' brilliant!

Great LR

Hello lovely couple, where are you from," Leeds" - Leeds ?, Theres somebody else from leeds over here. Do you know them Pure irish

Underdog wrote:Hello lovely couple, where are you from," Leeds" - Leeds ?, Theres somebody else from leeds over here. Do you know them Pure irish

Their patter was what made that place Reg, they were great together, it was a sad day when they split up.
Derek
used to say "Where you from Campbell?" Fife says I. "Fife! That's where
they make bananas" and the crowd would crack up.Or "Where you from?"
Kent. "What did you call me?" Brilliant times Reg. I miss the old Irish
Times.

You look nice, spin round, no the other way. Women, of course they always do.

Topdog wrote:You look nice, spin round, no the other way. Women, of course they always do.

That place was a goldmine in them days...

Happy days for sure, all derick said was "Jesus", Come come in, plenty of room, some chairs over here, moira bring some more chairs from the patio, You needed a drink before you went in, Because you knew you were going to be centre stage, Also young children dancing at 2 am, nobody seemed bothered, Mad house it was, I liked being served though, Staff looked after you. The bar was hopeless. and small,

Remember it well.

Topdog wrote:
enjoy

this is the dogs blox!!!

Then what about this..............

Here you are 3f, check this out D, great cd.....6 different remixes of the same song.
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Top song, top performance. Its been years since I heard that song. I have the album on vinyl but no record player. Must get it on CD.

One of their better songs in the last few years but for me, U2 sold their soul after The Joshua Tree.

Topdog wrote:Then what about this..............

"An Cat Dubh"...Gaelic/Irish for "The Black Cat".

You sure is right LR........good tune.
I enjoy he earlier and later stuff 3F.....all because of you some great tracks. One of the best is on auctung baby and unknown caller is sheer brilliance.