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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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"And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda" Is A Song Written By Scottish-Born Singer-Songwriter Eric Bogle In 1971. The Song Describes The Futility Gruesome Reality And The Destruction Of War While Criticising Those Who Seek To Glorify It. This Is Exemplified In The Song By The Account Of A Young Australian Soldier On His Maiming During The Battle Of Gallipoli During The First World War.
The Pogues Cover Is Perhaps The Best-Known Version Critic Robert Christgau Wrote That Vocalist Shane MacGowan "never Lets Go Of It For A Second He Tests The Flavor Of Each Word Before Spitting It Out." The Song Incorporates The Melody And A Few Lines Of "Waltzing Matilda's" Lyrics At Its Conclusion. Many Cover Versions Of The Song Have Been Performed And Recorded. The Song Is Often Praised For Its Haunting Imagery Of The Devastation At Gallipoli. The Protagonist A Rover Before The War In The Story Loses His Legs In The Battle And Later Notes The Passing Of Other Veterans With Time As Younger Generations Become Apathetic To The Veterans And Their Cause. In May 2001 The Australasian Performing Right Association APRA As Part Of Its 75th Anniversary Celebrations Named "And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda" As One Of The Top 30 Australian Songs Of All Time.
The First Release Of The Song Was By John Currie On The Australian Label M7 In 1975. 1 Cover Versions Of The Song Have Been Performed And Recorded By Joan Baez Priscilla Herdman Liam Clancy Martin Curtis The Dubliners Ronnie Drew Danny Doyle Slim Dusty The Fenians Mike Harding Jolie Holland Seamus Kennedy Johnny Logan And Friends John Allan Cameron John McDermott Midnight Oil Christy Moore The Pogues The Skids June Tabor John Williamson The Bushwackers And The Bluegrass Band The Kruger Brothers Redgum Tickawinda On Album "Rosemary Lane" . Garrison Keillor Has Also Performed It On His Radio Show A Prairie Home Companion When ANZAC Day April 25 Has Fallen On A Saturday.
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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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"And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda" is a song, written by Scottish-born singer-songwriter Eric Bogle in 1971. The song describes the futility, gruesome reality and the destruction of war, while criticising those who seek to glorify it. This is exemplified in the song by the account of a young Australian soldier on his maiming during the Battle of Gallipoli during the First World War.
The Pogues cover is perhaps the best-known version; critic Robert Christgau wrote that vocalist Shane MacGowan "never lets go of it for a second: he tests the flavor of each word before spitting it out."
The song incorporates the melody and a few lines of "Waltzing Matilda's" lyrics at its conclusion. Many cover versions of the song have been performed and recorded.
The song is often praised for its haunting imagery of the devastation at Gallipoli. The protagonist, a rover before the war, in the story loses his legs in the battle, and later notes the passing of other veterans with time, as younger generations become apathetic to the veterans and their cause.
In May 2001 the Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA), as part of its 75th Anniversary celebrations, named "And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda" as one of the Top 30 Australian songs of all time.
The first release of the song was by John Currie on the Australian label M7 in 1975. [1] Cover versions of the song have been performed and recorded by Joan Baez, Priscilla Herdman, Liam Clancy, Martin Curtis, The Dubliners, Ronnie Drew, Danny Doyle, Slim Dusty, The Fenians, Mike Harding, Jolie Holland, Seamus Kennedy, Johnny Logan and Friends, John Allan Cameron,John McDermott, Midnight Oil, Christy Moore, The Pogues, The Skids, June Tabor, John Williamson, The Bushwackers and the bluegrass band, The Kruger Brothers,Redgum, Tickawinda (on album "Rosemary Lane"). Garrison Keillor has also performed it on his radio show A Prairie Home Companion when ANZAC Day (April 25) has fallen on a Saturday. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.