Chisora's ring walk music??

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by Jonsey, Jul 25, 2011.


  1. robster

    robster Active Member Full Member

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    Good thought, makes sense now.
     
  2. AndrewFFC

    AndrewFFC Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I tell you what was really weird.

    The MC announcing the fighters records etc in French

    What the **** was that about?
     
  3. Rob887

    Rob887 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    To be honest, I'm surprised how many youngsters don't know the song 'The Black Velvet Band'.

    At the end of the day it's great folk song. Love it!!

    PS despite popular opinion, every folk song ever written in the world, does not belong to Ireland.
     
  4. You're surprised that not many youngsters have heard of a folk song?

    I'm 37 and I don't know any folk songs.
     
  5. Scottrf

    Scottrf Boxing Addict Full Member

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    It's a great Irish song.
     
  6. pathmanc1986

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  7. willmc83

    willmc83 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    True but the fact that the opening line of this particular song says "In a neat little town they called Belfast..." and goes onto mention the Broadway area of north Belfast would indicate that it's an Irish song..
     
  8. bruthead

    bruthead REAL TALK Full Member

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    Mick Hennessy's quite a big promoter.
     
  9. BigP1983

    BigP1983 Active Member Full Member

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    Never underestimate meaty Mick. The tale of tape would tell the story but it wasn't long enough.
     
  10. Rob887

    Rob887 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Ha, ha fair point. That's me totally stumped.

    I think there are different lyrics to the same tune though (like there is with a lot of folk tunes), depending from area to area.

    Still, those ('In a neat little town they called Belfast...') are by far, far easily the most well known and an Irish folk tune it is, fully accepted!! It's a great song anyway, really like it.