It s a Long Way to Tipperary

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Ega23 © (2006-03-27 17:29) [0]

У кого в mp3 есть? Выслать можете?

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oldman © (2006-03-27 17:32) [1]

Нет...
:(((

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oldman © (2006-03-27 17:38) [2]

а что говорит поиск по "It"s a Long Way to Tipperary mp3 скачать" ???

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Ega23 © (2006-03-27 17:42) [3]

> а что говорит поиск по "It"s a Long Way to Tipperary mp3
> скачать" ???

То, что траффик - ограничен. А вот почтовый - нет. :о)

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Рамиль © (2006-03-27 17:53) [4]

Дай ссылку, скачаю и вышлю :)

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oldman © (2006-03-27 17:55) [5]

> Ega23 © (27.03.06 17:42) [3]
> То, что траффик - ограничен.

имхо, трафик не может быть ограничен так, что б ты не мог скачать 1 песню...
или где ты ищешь???

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Ega23 © (2006-03-27 17:59) [6]

egorov[гав]dedal.dubna.ru
сцылка -
http://www.sovmusic.ru/forum/c_read.php?from_sam=1&fname=s1506

> имхо, трафик не может быть ограничен так, что б ты не мог
> скачать 1 песню...

Может, ибо конец месяца... :о) Вообще - 70 метров на месяц.

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Рамиль © (2006-03-27 18:03) [7]

Отправил.
А на языке ориганала надо? :)

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oldman © (2006-03-27 18:03) [8]

качаю...

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Ega23 © (2006-03-27 18:04) [9]

> А на языке ориганала надо? :)
>

Если есть. А что, эта на русском? Мне, вообще-то, на аглицком нужно...

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Ega23 © (2006-03-27 18:05) [10]

> качаю...

А ты тоже к флоту отношение имеешь?

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Рамиль © (2006-03-27 18:06) [11]

Эта на русском) щас на английском вышлю, но она поболее в размерах - 9.5 мегов, не влезет в одно вложение.

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Ega23 © (2006-03-27 18:07) [12]

> Эта на русском) щас на английском вышлю, но она поболее
> в размерах - 9.5 мегов, не влезет в одно вложение.
>

Угу, побей пополам, если не трудно...

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oldman © (2006-03-27 18:10) [13]

> Ega23 © (27.03.06 18:05) [10]
> А ты тоже к флоту отношение имеешь?

КМС по водному туризму...
Байдарки там, плоты, каты...
Ну. друган еще на Балтике служил. В Крондштате...

А больше - никакого :)))

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Рамиль © (2006-03-27 18:12) [14]

Это, ogg подойдет? В mp3 нету поверхностной ссылки что то

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Рамиль © (2006-03-27 18:13) [15]

Т. е.
http://musicmp3.spb.ru/mp3/mp3.php?mus=894
вот здесь вроде как в обоих форматах, но качается только в ogg :)

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oldman © (2006-03-27 18:16) [16]

мало того, что по-русски, еще и:
исполнитель := краснознаменный ансамбль
солист := Разумовский

даже высылать не буду, дабы не стошнило! :)))

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Рамиль © (2006-03-27 18:17) [17]

> исполнитель := краснознаменный ансамбль
> солист := Разумовский

А мне понравилось :)

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Ega23 © (2006-03-27 18:21) [18]

> исполнитель := краснознаменный ансамбль

У меня такого - гига на 2-3. И немецкого тоже дофига. А союзнического как-то не очень... А эта - одна из самых знаменитых...

Пойдёт любой формат.

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oldman © (2006-03-27 18:24) [19]

> Ega23 ©

е-мое!
исполнителя знаешь?
сложно аудио-диск купить?
:)))))))))))))))))))))

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Piter © (2006-03-27 18:25) [20]

Не понял - помогли Ega23? :)

В мулах есть это:

10 The Keltics - Irish-Folk-Rock - Its a long way to Tipperary.mp3

Das Boot (by Mitch Miller) - It"s A Long Way To Tipperary.mp3

Red Army Choir - A Movie - (Das Boot) 1982 - Russian Red Army Chorus - It"s A Long Way To Tipperary.mp3

Royal Irish Rangers - It"s A Long Way To Tipperary.mp3

Soundtrack - Das Boot - It"s a Long Way to Tipperary.mp3

ну это я самые популярные перечислил.

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Рамиль © (2006-03-27 18:25) [21]

Выслал

После уже нашел, на любой вкус:)
http://www.firstworldwar.com/audio/itsalongwaytotipperary.htm

Vintage Audio: It"s a Long Way to Tipperary
Updated - Saturday, 19 July, 2003

Reproduced below are the lyrics to the popular British anthem, It"s a Long Way to Tipperary.

Easily one of the most popular anthems sung by soldiers on the way to the Western Front during the early enthusiasm of summer 1914, the song was written by Jack Judge and Harry Williams some two years earlier in 1912.

Three versions of the song are available here; the first was recorded by John McCormack in 1914: click here (MP3 format 495kb). The second was recorded by the American Quartet with Billy Murray, also in 1914: click here (MP3 format 1,108kb). The third was recorded in January 1915 by Albert Farrington (click here MP3 format 3,649kb).

МАРЯКИ ПАБИДЯТ!!!

:))))))))))))))))

> сложно аудио-диск купить?

Ага, у меня, блин, миллионный город и развал дисков просто на любой вкус...

Tipperary - это где, в сети искал: так и не нашел...

> Tipperary - это где, в сети искал: так и не нашел...

Дык песня-то старая, ей лет 150. Может жаргонное название какое, типа "Питер" или "Владик"

> C первой мировой?

Мне кажется, что гораздо раньше. Времён Крымской войны. Где-то в то время.

> C первой мировой?

Вот, нашёл

IT"S A LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY Easily one of the most popular anthems sung by british soldiers on the way to the Western Front during the early enthusiasm of summer 1914... Throughout the war years, the strength of the Tipperary town barracks increased substantially and the town gained world fame through the 1912 composition by JACK JUDGE [1878-1938] & HARRY WILLIAMS [1873-1924], titled "It"s A Long Way To Tipperary". Up to mighty London came an Irishman one day, As the streets were paved with gold, sure ev"ry one was gay, Singing songs of Piccadilly, Strand and Leicester Square, Till Paddy got excited, then he shouted to them there: It"s a long way to Tipperary, It"s a long way to go, It"s a long way to Tipperary, To the sweetest girl I know! Goodbye Piccadilly! Farewell Leicester Square! It"s a long, long way to Tipperary, But my heart"s right there! Paddy wrote a letter to his Irish Molly O", Saying "Should you not receive it, write and let me know! If I make mistakes in spelling, Molly dear", said he, "Remember it"s the pen that"s bad, don"t lay the blame on me" It"s a long way to Tipperary, It"s a long way to go, It"s a long way to Tipperary, To the sweetest girl I know! Goodbye Piccadilly! Farewell Leicester Square! It"s a long, long way to Tipperary, But my heart"s right there! Molly wrote a neat reply to Irish Paddy O", Saying "Mike Maloney wants to marry me, and so, Leave the Strand and Piccadilly, or you"ll be to blame, For love has fairly drove me silly - hoping you"re the same!" It"s a long way to Tipperary, It"s a long way to go, It"s a long way to Tipperary, To the sweetest girl I know! Goodbye Piccadilly! Farewell Leicester Square! It"s a long, long way to Tipperary, But my heart"s right there! Harry was an accomplished pianist and composer. Jack Judge was a performer. Together they penned dozens of music hall songs. Their original work entitled "It’s A Long Way to Connemara" was written in 1909 and languishing unpublished for three years. It was Jack and Harry’s attempt to profit from the popularity of sentimental Irish ballads. Three years after it was composed, Jack was appearing at the Grand Theatre, Staleybridge, near Manchester. A fellow artiste bet Jack he couldn’t write and perform a new song within 24 hours. Jack Judge never one to lose a bet, pulled out their unpublished work. Connemara had originally been chosen after much discussion. To comply with the bet Jack switched the title to Tipperary. When the partners sent their ‘new’ work to Bert Feldman, he made two vital suggestions. Out went the sentimental ballad in favour of a marching song. And in came a repetition of the word long in the chorus It’s a long, long way to Tipperary. The new version was published in 1912. Its reputation began to spread. In 1913 Florrie Forde, the famous music hall artiste, chose to perform the song on her tour of the Isle of Man. However, the first ever recording was by John McCormack in 1914. This song was introduced to the front early in the war (1914) by the 2nd Battalion Connaught Rangers, who were stationed in Tipperary between 1908 - 1910. The Daily Mail correspondent, George Curnock, first heard the tune in Boulogne in August 1914 - "as a company of the 2nd Battalion Connaught Rangers passed us singing, with a note of strange pathos in their rich Irish voices, a song I had never heard before…" When, twenty years later Curnock met Captain Dryden, he was told the earlier history of the song. "I heard ‘Tipperary’ first,” Captain Dryden said “played on an accordion by an itinerant musician in the main street of Galway. That must have been early in 1913, when Florrie Forde was singing it in the music-hall. Our battalion, which was quartered in Tipperary for three years, picked up the chorus and sang it often on route marches in Ireland"...

мой пост [20] видимо заигнорили нафиг.

> мой пост [20] видимо заигнорили нафиг.

Всё в порядке, помогли, спасибо.

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