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Fields of Athenry - Scruffy and the Tullamore Tree

Scruffy performs the Fields of Athenry to the Celtic Fans on January 02 2005 on his lonesome. While Scruffy braved the Arctic elements with the Tree's backing ...

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hugebhind commented on 04 Feb 2009

Hi Val, Ian and your wedding was one of the highlights of the year. Brilliant ! The rendition of the Sash, there, was to prime Scruffy for his next challenge. Entertaining the bargain punters at the January Ibrox "Everything Must Go Sale". Unfortunately our offer to play for nothing was declined due to insufficient funds in the Hun's entertainment budget. If there's other songs we play as half offensive as the Sash but you can tell me what they are at John and Jeane's wedding on Friday- Jock

hugebhind commented on 05 Nov 2007

Thanks for returning comment Monaghan. Scruffy did not change the words intentionally. He's getting on in years and has a short term memory problem so please have some respect for the elderly.I respect your stance. But Celtic FC were formed in 1887 when half of Glasgow saw the good Irish Priests in Edinburgh were doing with poverty stricken kids when they established Hibernian FC in 1878. Believe me, Celtic and their supporters know hardship, poverty and suffering. Slainte - Jock TT frontman

hugebhind commented on 26 Nov 2007

kpopit - I too wonder what all the fuss is about. Pete St John, a Dublin man, wrote the song in 1979.A pedantic few are making accusations that Scruffy has changed the words in this rendition and find his unintentional use of poetic licence offensive. The message the song delivers remains unchanged.If he hadn't moved to Australia voluntarily in 1966 I'm sure his accusers would have him exiled on a prison ship from his native Glasgow Govan tomorrow.

WTCVET commented on 01 Mar 2008

My Gawd, you stubborn mic plicks! It's a wonder we ever chased the Roman's out. Yeah, the lyrics ought to be true but even sang wrong or poorly the message is still getting out. They hear one version they want to hear em all because the song is just that good and sincere. Stop picking on the Yanks and the Aussies, most of us have just as much Irish blood in our veins as you. Indeed still have families there. Ye might just need us some day!

ShadowKnight2K7 commented on 22 Jun 2007

Eh I like the union but feel really britsh so to speak cos i had ancestors from the republic of irland many generations ago and half english family. But never forget our history, u can like the socialist working mans song against the empire which treated irsih people the worst but as part british we cant hate everything the union or the empire stands for except the mal treatment of the irsih and the blacks who were slaves.

hugebhind commented on 14 Oct 2007

Thanks for the feedback Gemma aka monaghancampbeell. I will take it on board and pass it on to the Scruffy one who will no doubt do as he damn well pleases as usual. For the record Scruffy received no cash payment for this Parkheid performance. The Celtic VIP treatment and meeting boyhood heroes, Bertie Auld and Danny McGrain was priceless to the Scruff. Slainte - Jock (Tullamore Tree Front Man)

hugebhind commented on 03 Jun 2007

Thanks for taking the time to post a comment gburny. But sadly the message you are trying to convey is lost due to either an inarticulate delivery by your words or possibly my level of intellect. So in the words of former great Queensland ex Federal MP Pauline Hanson when asked if she was homophobic I must ask you to "please explain" or sadly I will have to send your words into the abyss.

monaghancampbeell commented on 05 Nov 2007

there R a few versions of this love song, i just like the origional version that i have grown up with, what i dispise is, this beautiful song is now associated with bigitary, not the hardship that our grt,grt, grand parents and those b4 them "suffered an enjured" If u want 2 make a comment, goonboss, "an please do" make it worthwile and with a bit of intelligence and knowledge behind it.

stone bear commented on 11 Jan 2008

The broadsheet lyrics are below the St. John lyrics. The song was based on a true story of the fate of one young couple during the Irish famine.The song tells the story of Lord Trevelyan who cruely brought in cow corn to feed the people. local people thought it would save them and so broke into the stores, were arrested, and subsequently deported to Australia.

goonboss commented on 06 Nov 2007

I will further add ot my appoligy that i had no idea it was acceptable to change the lyrics of the song around. It's to come to blows if somone changes the lyrics of any to the US's patriotic songs.....It's just not done. not to my knowledge anyways. That was what really sparked me. Again, i was hammered,and, I do still admit I was the one in the wrong.

monaghancampbeell commented on 05 Nov 2007

With all due respect hugebhind, i "do" know my history, deportation 2 aussie or usa or even uk! there is no-ones life a "BLESSING IN DISGUISE", not when ur living the pain day 2 day as many abandoned families did back then. they fixed our lifes 2 b better. due respect again, every1 is entitled 2 their own opinion, i feel ur's tho was abit shallow.

hugebhind commented on 14 Oct 2007

Scruff's next challenge is to sing a good old Aussie favourite "Click go the Shears" at Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen. More appropriate than singing the Celtic anthem of deportation loved by thousands of "Tims" the world over I agree. I can't guarantee that he'll get the words right. Why change now ? Slainte - Jock (Tullamore Tree Front Man)

dreggs37 commented on 22 Nov 2007

Lyric change aside. Why hasnt this been uploaded from a local source? It cant be the only version 'The Tullamore Tree' has on record? The sound is clearly dubbed on this version (no 'hisp' sound due to mic proximity for one) Its a nice version, and scruffy clearly can sing it. Do it right, now and upload that plz. Id love to hear it.

goonboss commented on 06 Nov 2007

I had a few the day I posted my comment and, I agree it was uniformed and unfair. I do appoligize. I will stand by my appreciation of the version I hear most often. I also dont' like the chants that get added in. somtimes less is more. Again, you are right, I am wrong. I do appoligize and hope that my saying so will make it right.

Dackelmensch commented on 08 Jun 2007

Great song, great performance. I pretty love this song, for me simbolizes the oppression of Britan by the English Crown. I'll hope that all Scotish and Irish patriots keep that song in their hearts and free their countries from English governance. That English has run out of time, so stand up and get rid of 'em!

stone bear commented on 11 Jan 2008

Words on an 1888 Broadsheet:By a lonely prison wall I heard a sweet voice calling,'Oh Danny,they have taken you away. for you stole Travelian's corn, that your babes might see the dawn, now a prison ship lies waiting in the bay.' Fair lie the fields of Athenry where we stood to watch the small freebirds fly.

hugebhind commented on 17 Jun 2007

Spot on angenmaer. I think Dick Gaughan echoed the thoughts of a lot of Scots in his "No Gods" number released in 1996. I quote, "And tell me will we never hear the end Of puir bluidy Charlie at Culloden yet again? Though he ran like a rabbit down the glen Leavin better folk than him to be butchered"

fergnusa commented on 05 Oct 2008

just watched this video for the umpteenth time.....gets better every time i hear it!! Gaun yersell Scruffy!! ...(but ya have to thank Jock and the boys fot the back up!! )... I still wanna sing with you's one day......and my house is still open is you wanna do an American tour.......Ferg

stone bear commented on 11 Jan 2008

Pete St. John is known as the author of this song, at least in its popular form, but the words go back to a broadsheet ballad that was published in the 1880's. One of them was published by Devlin in Dublin with a simple tune, which is very different than that of the modern song.

hugebhind commented on 14 Oct 2007

Also Gemma, If you check your history Michael's deportation to Australia turned out to be a blessing in disguise. He only went and struck it rich on a Ballarat gold field then got his wife and kids out on the family repatriation scheme. Slainte - Jock (Tullamore Tree Front Man)

WTCVET commented on 13 Nov 2007

Hmmm, changing lyrics is acceptable only if they are an improvment and don't change the message. (excluding when it's called for personalization) We do "Fields of Athenry" a little faster but keep the spirit strong and graceful and don't change the lyrics because it is perfect.

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