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  • Quote skud67

Re: Token Celtic Drinking Song

Post by skud67 Fri Dec 02, 2011 6:36 am

"talentless bass player who was kicked out of every other band he played in,and has been ripping off other members of the band for years without any compensation or remorse...enjoy your download"

Yes that is me, I only managed the band's finances for 10 years, bought and insured the band van for 10 years, did all the artwork for all CD's, t-shirts, posters, press releases, bios etc. for 10 years, for nothing. So yes the few $$$ I received from MP3.com sales were certainly ripping off the band. Thanks for your comments, cowardly, nameless poster. I was in fact kicked out of one band, because they were cowardly like you. But I'm currently playing in 5 or 6 and have been continuously for 20+ years so I think it all worked out. Anyway Jimmy George put out some decent music, feel free to check it out at jimmygeorge.bandcamp.com.
"talentless bass player who was kicked out of every other band he played in,and has been ripping off other members of the band for years without any compensation or remorse...enjoy your download"

Yes that is me, I only managed the band's finances for 10 years, bought and insured the band van for 10 years, did all the artwork for all CD's, t-shirts, posters, press releases, bios etc. for 10 years, for nothing. So yes the few $$$ I received from MP3.com sales were certainly ripping off the band. Thanks for your comments, cowardly, nameless poster. I was in fact kicked out of one band, because they were cowardly like you. But I'm currently playing in 5 or 6 and have been continuously for 20+ years so I think it all worked out. Anyway Jimmy George put out some decent music, feel free to check it out at jimmygeorge.bandcamp.com.
  • Quote skud67

Re: Token Celtic Drinking Song

Post by skud67 Fri Dec 02, 2011 6:30 am

yo
yo
  • Quote blah

Re: Token Celtic Drinking Song

Post by blah Tue May 24, 2011 4:52 am

STANDUP STEVE....hah hah!!!!
STANDUP STEVE....hah hah!!!!
  • Quote blah

Re: Token Celtic Drinking Song

Post by blah Tue May 24, 2011 4:46 am

You can download this song from bandcamp but the money only goes to the talentless bass player who was kicked out of every other band he played in,and has been ripping off other members of the band for years without any compensation or remorse...enjoy your download
You can download this song from bandcamp but the money only goes to the talentless bass player who was kicked out of every other band he played in,and has been ripping off other members of the band for years without any compensation or remorse...enjoy your download
  • Quote skud

Re: Token Celtic Drinking Song

Post by skud Thu Mar 03, 2011 8:26 pm

NO THIS IS NOT A POGUES SONG! :-)

Contrary to popular belief (and thanks to mislabelled files distributed via Napster etc. back in the day), it is by Ottawa, Canada band Jimmy George. It was on their 1995 release “Hotel Motel” which was released on Cargo Records. The band still plays occasional shows.

Full bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_George_(band)

MP3’s: http://jimmygeorge.bandcamp.com
NO THIS IS NOT A POGUES SONG! :-)

Contrary to popular belief (and thanks to mislabelled files distributed via Napster etc. back in the day), it is by Ottawa, Canada band Jimmy George. It was on their 1995 release “Hotel Motel” which was released on Cargo Records. The band still plays occasional shows.

Full bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_George_(band)

MP3’s: http://jimmygeorge.bandcamp.com
  • Quote peterheins

Re: Token Celtic Drinking Song

Post by peterheins Fri Sep 12, 2008 9:09 pm

Ya this is the same same i heard,i feel it pouge song only....check it once again.
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peterheins
Ya this is the same same i heard,i feel it pouge song only....check it once again.
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peterheins
  • Quote Marc-NS

Post by Marc-NS Wed Jan 09, 2008 2:30 am

Hey Duke,

Jimmy George were very good....I spent many a late night at the Duke taking in all their goodtimes.
Hey Duke,

Jimmy George were very good....I spent many a late night at the Duke taking in all their goodtimes.
  • Quote Fionn MacCool

Post by Fionn MacCool Sun Jan 06, 2008 8:31 pm

P2P programs are guilty of several misnomers. I have a song called "The Scottsman" that's apparently by the Pogues, but it's not...
P2P programs are guilty of several misnomers. I have a song called "The Scottsman" that's apparently by the Pogues, but it's not...
  • Quote DownInTheGround

Post by DownInTheGround Sun Jan 06, 2008 10:56 am

The internet seems convinced it be a Pogues song.

There is a thread about it and the origins viewtopic.php?t=91
The internet seems convinced it be a Pogues song.

There is a thread about it and the origins viewtopic.php?t=91
  • Quote The Duke of Ingmar

Post by The Duke of Ingmar Sun Jan 06, 2008 9:42 am

Well, here´s what wikipedia says about it ... it might clear it up a bit ...

Jimmy George (band)

Jimmy George was a Canadian folk rock band, who blended Celtic folk with rock influences in a manner similar to Spirit of the West and Great Big Sea.

Formed in Ottawa in 1991, the band at the end of their run at the Duke of Somerset pub consisted of vocalist and guitarist J. Todd, electric guitarist Steve Donnelly, bassist George Jennings, Joel Carlson on mandolin, Jeff Kerr on banjo, Mickey Vallee on accordion, and Tom Werbowetski on drums.

Other members at various times included Eric Altman (drums, played drums live and on both Jimmy George CD's), Christine Chesser (fiddle, vocals - Chickpea), Michael "Spike" Lawson (electric guitar), Michael Eady (fiddle), Colin Burns (bass guitar - Rude Boy), Steve Barry (vocals, acoustic guitar), Rob Porter (drums - Polaris!, The Whirleygigs), Duncan Gillis (acoustic guitar, penny whistle, vocals).


Several of the band's songs have been performed by other bands, most notably Breakfast With St. Swithin which appeared on Vancouver band The Town Pants' CD. Other bands have performed the band's Token Celtic Drinking Song despite the fact that the song has no official lyrics and many of the words are improvised and undiscernable even on the recorded version.

Personally I´ve neither heard the song nor the band. Were they good ?
Well, here´s what wikipedia says about it ... it might clear it up a bit ...

Jimmy George (band)

Jimmy George was a Canadian folk rock band, who blended Celtic folk with rock influences in a manner similar to Spirit of the West and Great Big Sea.

Formed in Ottawa in 1991, the band at the end of their run at the Duke of Somerset pub consisted of vocalist and guitarist J. Todd, electric guitarist Steve Donnelly, bassist George Jennings, Joel Carlson on mandolin, Jeff Kerr on banjo, Mickey Vallee on accordion, and Tom Werbowetski on drums.

Other members at various times included Eric Altman (drums, played drums live and on both Jimmy George CD's), Christine Chesser (fiddle, vocals - Chickpea), Michael "Spike" Lawson (electric guitar), Michael Eady (fiddle), Colin Burns (bass guitar - Rude Boy), Steve Barry (vocals, acoustic guitar), Rob Porter (drums - Polaris!, The Whirleygigs), Duncan Gillis (acoustic guitar, penny whistle, vocals).


Several of the band's songs have been performed by other bands, most notably Breakfast With St. Swithin which appeared on Vancouver band The Town Pants' CD. [b]Other bands have performed the band's Token Celtic Drinking Song despite the fact that the song has no official lyrics and many of the words are improvised and undiscernable even on the recorded version.[/b]

Personally I´ve neither heard the song nor the band. Were they good ?
  • Quote Ziriup

Token Celtic Drinking Song lyrics

Post by Ziriup Sat Jan 05, 2008 12:36 pm

Hello im looking for the lyrics for Token Celtic Drinking Song
do anyone know where to find them :?:
Hello im looking for the lyrics for Token Celtic Drinking Song
do anyone know where to find them :?:
  • Quote goodbar

Post by goodbar Wed Feb 18, 2004 3:32 am

if you have kazaa, search for the pogues and you should see it on there. that's why i thought it was a pogues song for a while. some douche bag labeled it wrong. just like the vag-juice that had me obsessed with johnny rivers when i really should have been obsessed with the bobby fuller four.
if you have kazaa, search for the pogues and you should see it on there. that's why i thought it was a pogues song for a while. some douche bag labeled it wrong. just like the vag-juice that had me obsessed with johnny rivers when i really should have been obsessed with the bobby fuller four.
  • Quote The Silent Opossum

Post by The Silent Opossum Tue Feb 17, 2004 4:24 am

Yea, but that leads to fine time when you download.
Yea, but that leads to fine time when you download.
  • Quote DzM

Post by DzM Mon Feb 16, 2004 8:29 am

Anonymous wrote:Still I like it and I wish I could get it again.
It's a decent song. I've enjoyed it the few times I've listened to it.

I have no idea where it might be officially available (all the links to it from official sites point to mp3.com which is currently not functional). It is widely available on many P2P networks.
[quote="Anonymous"]Still I like it and I wish I could get it again.[/quote]It's a decent song. I've enjoyed it the few times I've listened to it.

I have no idea where it might be officially available (all the links to it from official sites point to mp3.com which is currently not functional). It is widely available on many P2P networks.
  • Quote Guest

Post by Guest Mon Feb 16, 2004 3:36 am

Yea, I thought it was when I first started listening to em, but now I know better. Still I like it and I wish I could get it again.
Yea, I thought it was when I first started listening to em, but now I know better. Still I like it and I wish I could get it again.

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