The third instalment in our new series of mini podcasts where we tell you a bit about a song and then we sing you the song. This week Diarmuid has unearthed some dark Dublin slang songs related to ‘The Night Before Larry Was Stretched’ and he’s chosen one, ‘The Kilmainham Minuet’ to sing. These podcasts are funded by our patreon page. For more detailed info on the song visit www.patreon.com/yevagabonds

Mini-Podcast #3 - The Nearly Lost Legends Of Luke & Larry

Sunrise On The Horizon (Mongolian Folk Song feat. The Sages & Reylon Yount)

Episode XXXIV features music songs, bird songs, harmony songs, prison songs, drill songs, Irish songs and Sicilian songs.

Tracklist:

Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill – The Night Poor Larry Was Stretched
Planxty - Pat Reilly
Nightingales and Beatrice Harrison - The Derry Air
David Harper - The Turfman from Ardee
Skara Brae - An Cailín Rua
The Voice Squad - The Banks of the Bann
Francie Byrne - The Wild Irishman
Wade Ward - Old Jimmy Sutton
Rosa Balistreri - Buttana di to ma
The Dubliners – Lag Song
Ronnie Drew – Easy and Slow
Sello - Process
Sello feat. Offica - Oggy
Seán ‘ac Dhonncha - Liam Ó Raofille
Denis Murphy - The Queen of O’Donnell
Joe Mulherron - The Wee White Turban
Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill - O’Reilly’s Greyhound / Palmer's Gate
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Fire Draw Near Episode XXXIV

This is the title-track from my debut EP 'The Effect Of Time' (2023). IT's been written and composed during a short holiday in Northern Ireland staying in a shepherd's wagon (there were sheep, horses and two crazy ducks)a spring ago. I really miss living in Ireland and walking along the cliffs sometimes <3

Vocals & E-Baritone Guitare: Yannika Frank
Vocals & Viola: Klara Angawa
Percussion: Khayrullo Dadoboev
Drums: Emanuel Bisping
Produced and mixed by Rami Olsen at Organic Sound Studio
Mastered by René Tuerschmann at Kilta-Mastering
Coverart: Modesta Gorol

The Effect Of Time

Given the current environmental crisis, crazy despotic leaders, war-mongers, global inequality, now would seem the ideal time to release a protest song, a peace song, a lets-change-the world song...so in keeping with the trend of modern pop music, I decided to release a frivolous party tune with no message whatsoever.
"Senorita Let Me Go" is not about Brexit or the environment, or someone downtrodden, battling against the forces of inequality & oppression...
"Don't you think the lyrics are a bit crap," I asked my brother? "I mean, it doesn't really have any meaning..."
He said, "No Liam, its about a drunk married man getting seduced on the dancefloor by a Spanish-speaking lady"
I wrote the song nearly ten years ago in North Wales, and I used to sing it with my band Timestealers back in Nottingham.

Señorita Let Me Go!

Señorita Let Me Go! (Single Version)

Schau nicht zurück 

Sie kamen dieses Weges, durch wesenlose Wälder, 
über Brücken über Leeres. Und jener große Teich, 
so grau, so blind, der über seinem fernen Grunde hing, 
wie ein Regenhimmel

Und zwei, die furchtbar leise gehen,
nicht zu hören, nicht zu sehen
still und schweigend hinter ihm

Schau nicht zurück
Hinter dir Dunkelheit und Nichts
und vor dir fließt ein Weg ins Licht 
Zweifel gegen Zuversicht

Voran der schlanke Mann, im blauen Mantel,
stumm und voller Ungeduld, seine Worte verhallten. 
Kämen Sie doch, die beiden Leisen, 
ach dürfte er noch sie einmal nur sehen 

Die zwei, die furchtbar leise gehen,
nicht zu hören, hinter ihm
Er darf sich nicht nach Ihr umdrehen

Schau nicht zurück
Hinter dir Dunkelheit und Nichts
und vor dir fließt ein Weg ins Licht 
Zweifel gegen Zuversicht

Sie aber ging, an Amors Seite,
des Weges dachte sie nicht und auch nicht des Mannes. 
Wie eine Frucht, von Süße und Dunkel, 
war sie voll von ihrem Tod, der also neu war 

Sie kann nur furchtbar leise gehen,
den Weg ins Leben nicht versteh‘n,
Hingegeben wie gefall‘ner Regen

Schau nicht zurück
Ein einziger zweifelnder Blick
Nun muss sie wieder zurück
Zurück ins Dunkel und ins Nichts

© 2020 
Music: Nina Lux, Lyrics: Nina Lux (frei nach Rilke)
Production: Pierre Leck

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Cloud Of Yourself

Feel Me?

Traditional Tibetan folk song Padmakara with an electronic twist.

Produced and recorded by Joanna Musisz, vocals, Guzheng, guitar by Yijia Tu, backing vocals, autoharp by Peadar Connolly Davey, hung drum by Zack Lewis-Griffiths.

Padmakara Electronic Remix (feat. Joanna Musisz)

Stick The Vaccine Up Your Arse

Hamburg based singer & songwriter Yannika Frank spent seven years in Ireland, occasionally underneath the surface of Swedish lakes or listening to singers' voices in Bulgarian mountains.
Shaped by the raw, real & soothing, she moved back to Hamburg in 2021 and worked on her Debut EP 'The Effect of Time' (2023).

Follow me on bandcamp:
https://yannika.bandcamp.com/follow_me