The Auld Triangle - Música
The Auld Triangle by The Pogues
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De Origen Netamente Irlandés Y Representado Por La Impagable Imagen De Shane MacGowan Su Cantante Y Lider The Pogues Conjugan Aires Populares Voluntad Épica Y Reflexiones De Caracter Social Con Una Grosería Altisonante Que A Fuerza De Altercados Acabó Por Identificarles. Desde Una Plataforma Folk Pero Con Planteamientos Punk El Septeto The Pogues Encabeza Una Corriente Que Hace Música De Tradición Gaélica Con Intensidad Y Arrojo Rastreando Sentimientos Añejos Embebidos En Temperamentales Dosis De Romanticismo Y Evocación Historica. Cinco Lp. En Publicados Red Roses For Me 1984 Rum Sodomy & The Lash 1985 If I Should Fall From Grace Wirh God 1988 Peace & Love 1989 Hell's Ditch 1990 .
Frogtoon Música - Información de la canción: The Auld Triangle
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"The Auld Triangle" Is A Song Written By Dominic Behan And Is Featured In His Brother Brendan's Play The Quare Fellow. It Is Used To Introduce The Play A Story About The Occurrences In A Prison In Real Life Mountjoy Prison Where Behan Had Once Been Lodged The Day A Convict Is Set To Be Executed. The Triangle In The Title Refers To The Large Metal Triangle Which Was Beaten Daily In Mountjoy Prison To Waken The Inmates "The Auld Triangle Goes Jingle Jangle" . The Triangle Still Hangs In The Prison At The Centre Where The Wings Meet On A Metal Gate. It Is No Longer Used Though The Hammer To Beat It Is Mounted Beside It. The Song Has Also Become Known As "The Banks Of The Royal Canal." The Song Has Taken On A Sort Of Life Of Its Own And Has Gone Beyond Its Status Of A Song In A Play Developing Into A Modern Irish Anthem. Musical Groups As Diverse As The Dubliners The Pogues The Doug Anthony Allstars And Most Recently U2 Dropkick Murphys And The High Kings Have Covered The Song. An Unusual Live Version Recorded At Glasgow Royal Concert Hall Appears On The Live Debut Album The Dawning Of The Day By Dublin Based Pipe Band St. Laurence O' Toole. As With Many Irish Ballads The Lyrics Have Been Changed With Each Passing Cover. For Example The Murphys' Cover Condenses The Structure Into A Three-Lyric Section Song With A Chorus Based On The Last Two Lines Of Each Stanza In The Original. Bob Dylan And The Band Also Recorded A Rendition Of The Song During Their Famed Basement Tapes Sessions In 1967. This Recording Is Widely Available Via Bootleg. It Has Also Been Recorded By Bert Jansch And Appears On His 2006 Album The Black Swan. The Song Has Also Been Recorded By Jeff Tweedy On His Tour DVD Sunken Treasure Live In The Pacific Northwest And Sung Live By The Oysterband It Appears On Their Now-Deleted 'Alive And Acoustic' Recording. Eric Burdon Also Recorded A Version Of It Retitled "The Royal Canal". The Canadian Folksingers Ian And Sylvia's Version Is Quite Powerful. In December 2008 Popular American Singer And Songwriter Cat Power Released Her Dark End Of The Street EP In Which She Performs A Version Of The Song Titled "Ye Auld Triangle".
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De Origen Netamente Irlandés Y Representado Por La Impagable Imagen De Shane MacGowan Su Cantante Y Lider The Pogues Conjugan Aires Populares Voluntad Épica Y Reflexiones De Caracter Social Con Una Grosería Altisonante Que A Fuerza De Altercados Acabó Por Identificarles. Desde Una Plataforma Folk Pero Con Planteamientos Punk El Septeto The Pogues Encabeza Una Corriente Que Hace Música De Tradición Gaélica Con Intensidad Y Arrojo Rastreando Sentimientos Añejos Embebidos En Temperamentales Dosis De Romanticismo Y Evocación Historica. Cinco Lp. En Publicados Red Roses For Me 1984 Rum Sodomy & The Lash 1985 If I Should Fall From Grace Wirh God 1988 Peace & Love 1989 Hell's Ditch 1990 .
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"The Auld Triangle" is a song written by Dominic Behan and is featured in his brother Brendan's play The Quare Fellow. It is used to introduce the play, a story about the occurrences in a prison (in real life Mountjoy Prison where Behan had once been lodged) the day a convict is set to be executed. The triangle in the title refers to the large metal triangle which was beaten daily in Mountjoy Prison to waken the inmates ("The Auld Triangle goes Jingle Jangle"). The triangle still hangs in the prison at the centre where the wings meet on a metal gate. It is no longer used, though the hammer to beat it is mounted beside it. The song has also become known as "The Banks of the Royal Canal."
The song has taken on a sort of life of its own and has gone beyond its status of a song in a play, developing into a modern Irish anthem. Musical groups as diverse as The Dubliners, The Pogues, The Doug Anthony Allstars and, most recently, U2, Dropkick Murphys and the High Kings, have covered the song. An unusual live version, recorded at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, appears on the live debut album The Dawning of the Day by Dublin based pipe band St. Laurence O' Toole. As with many Irish ballads, the lyrics have been changed with each passing cover. For example, the Murphys' cover condenses the structure into a three-lyric section song with a chorus based on the last two lines of each stanza in the original.
Bob Dylan and The Band also recorded a rendition of the song during their famed Basement Tapes sessions in 1967. This recording is widely available via bootleg. It has also been recorded by Bert Jansch and appears on his 2006 album The Black Swan. The song has also been recorded by Jeff Tweedy on his tour DVD Sunken Treasure: Live in the Pacific Northwest, and sung live by the Oysterband: it appears on their now-deleted 'Alive and Acoustic' recording.
Eric Burdon also recorded a version of it, retitled "The Royal Canal". The Canadian folksingers Ian and Sylvia's version is quite powerful.
In December 2008, popular American Singer and Songwriter, Cat Power released her Dark End Of The Street EP, in which she performs a version of the song titled "Ye Auld Triangle". Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.