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I totally agree a master piece

Very helpful vid and a lovely memory of Bert Jansch. Thanks. Incomparable guitar/poet troubadours both

It's a wonderful concert for a 70-year-old

Two Gods...

This is song goes straight to the heart A masterpiece that has withstood the test of time

Love the song!

Man on the pipe is incredible

I first heard it on 1979, when I was learning English. You sound as good as then!

One of the most beautiful songs ever written . Thank you Ralph.

Thanks Ralph

tearjerking song and beautiful performance.

How Ralph hasn't got a knighthood is beyond me....

Winin' boy, not winding boy. Jellyroll Morton

Wow just amazing ❤

Did not hear this song until I found UA-cam. Too busy working when young to enjoy culture.

Nice to see John Sheahan playing with Ralph McTell.

A. Great. Song. Sad. In. A. Way. But. It will. Go. On. And on

Blimey this song is still relevant in 2024 cheers Stephen ✌️✌️🕯️

My great uncle died there ,his body was never identified.

Pure utter talent

Wonderful ❤

This great song reminds us how lucky we're... I always stop to offer food & drink. I love London, and most of all, the UK because of this song. Many thanks to Ralph, and John for a great guitar play.

Still a great voice

I have always loved this song, now in my 70’s, your voice is as great as it was then, that was beautiful

The song's pretty true to life: learning this extraordinary story turned the song for me from a curiosity into a treasure... Here's the film with a commentary narrated many years later by the cameraman/sailor ua-cam.com/video/9tuTKhqWZso/v-deo.html

What a track

My question is how do you look after those picking fingernails? I'll catch mine on something or break them long before they get to that length.

Great pianist

Just so beautiful, songs with a story, there's no substitute many thanks Ralph 😢😮😊

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Absolutely beautiful, And John's beautiful accompaniment, sincere thanks you two, I just love this song, and I always think of it as I see the homeless here sleeping rough 😢😮😊

Thanks Ralph, and you know Iv'e been playin and changing strings for 60 years now and I STILLget it wrong, but the foolproof method you've shown is definitely the easiest And best because it locks the string also,many thanks 😊😊😊

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This sounds better than ever! Tears still flow from 75 year old eyes

WOW What an incredible reaction to this very poignant song and tune!

I love this song! Very special. From South Africa. 5 St🏅✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️

Listen to a bamd called the anti..nowhere leauge streets.of london....😮

What a duet... From France!!

Where have all the days been,when we were young? There our youth has been, we seemed to be strong. We listened to the radio, to all famous songs. Thats why we are living and where we belong.(1. verse of an unknown song)

Saw Ralph last night in Bendigo- such a great story teller. Of course this song was the last, by which time his audience (avg age 70?) we’re ready for bed! (Or maybe just me)

This song has so much meaning for me but even more so now. My brother has just been admitted for his "last days of care" - We have been told he has just 2 to 3 days left. I will remember my brother every time I perform this song! Thank you so much Ralph!

Love that smile coming after the crowd songs at 4:09

holding my breath when listening to this masterpiece combo

I first heard this in the underground near Earls Court in 1973, a young lad was playing it on his guitar, I was 19 and did know what it was to be lonely.... I have always loved the song ... thankyou Ralf it made me see I was in fact never alone

Oh, such happy memories. I saw Ralph in the seventies at St George's Hall, Bradford, and I'm pretty sure the opening act was....John Williams. I don't think they actually played together that time.

Excellent!

Williams needs to back the F off. His guitar muddles rather than compliments.

Thankyou Ralph been a lifelong fan & I play guitar myself this method comes in handy.

Hello,c'est Yves de Toulouse en France.J'adore vos textes si forts.

The Best forever!!!