music video for the gallows. Shot at the underworld in camden in december 06. Produced by tankfilms.co.uk

New video for English hardcore band 'Gallows'. Currently being aired on MTV2.

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Our mate Owen took the time to make this montage of our Halloween show. If you weren't there then you might not know the theme was fancy dress. We dressed as the droogs from A Clockwork Orange. Owen produces his own BMX vids. Contact him owenbmx@yahoo.co.uk

Official video for Gallows 'Just Because You Sleep Next To Me Doesn't Mean You're Safe'

The official video for In The Belly Of A Shark by Gallows, released 17th September.

This is a song by Led Zeppelin from the album "Led Zeppelin III". It was originally a folk song.

A "Tribute" to the legend Jimmy Page!! please comment, if you enjoyed check out my other videos!! thanks!!

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Gallows lock up stage 2008 end of Orchestra of wolves

Trailer of Louis Malle's film "Ascenseur pour l'échafaud(Elevator to the Gallow).Featuring Jeanne Moreau and original music by Miles Davis

To the Gallows by melodic death metal band Kalmah.

Gallows live video for Abandon Ship Orchestra of Wolves 0ut on Epitaph 7/10

Jimmy Page and Robert Plant perform "Gallows Pole" from their 1995 album "No Quarter"

The Blue Riders: Ben Andrews guitars and vocals Tim Jarvis drums and percussion Hugh Feeley diatonic and chromatic harmonicas First part of our 15 minute set closer, too big for single youtube clip. Part 2 is at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qu6yB9wcFG0 All clips Search above right: tymjar They took more time doing the sound check for this radio session. For BBC, Ben abbreviated it, leaving out a section, the full version was over 15 minutes...not youtubable. Too bad it has to be heard with all the compression, part of why the harmonica is a little overwhelmed sometimes. ALVIN "YOUNGBLOOD" HART had a interesting version of this song. Cheers to friends across the pond: Arthur Adams, Arthur Williams, BB & the Blues Shacks, Big Boy Henry, Billy Flynn, Bob Stroger, Bobby Parker, Bert Jansch, Boo Boo Davis, Boyd Small, Burton Gaar, Joe Byther Smith, Chicago Bob Nelson, Chris Millar, Clara McDaniel, Clarence Walker, Clifford Curry, Dave MacKenzie, Deitra Farr, Derek O'Brien, Diamond Jim Greene, Doug MacLeod, Earl Gaines, Earl Poole Ball, Eddie Stout, Elliott Chavers, Elvin Bishop, Ernie Durawa, Ernie Payne, Erskine Oglesby, Frank Frost, Frankie Lee, Fred James, George Rains, Grady Gaines, Harrison Kennedy, Hosea Leavy, James Wheeler, Jody Williams, Johnnie Bassett, Johnny Jones, King Brothers, Alex Maher & the Untouchables, King Ernest, Larry Garner, Lee Shot Williams, Levi Williams, Lightnin' Wells, Li'l Brian & the Zydeco Travelers, Little Arthur Duncan, Little Hatch & the Houserockers, Little Smokey Smothers, Long John Hunter, Lou Ann Barton, Matthew Robinson, Michael Burks, Mike Andersen Band, Mississippi Heat, Percy Strother, Preston Shannon, Ray Sharpe, RJ Mischo, RJ Spangler, Rockin' Johnny Burgin, Roscoe Chenier, Roscoe Shelton, Roy Roberts, Sam Carr, Sista Monica, Smokey Wilson, Souln Drivers, Speedy Sparks, Studebaker John & the Hawks, Sunpie & the Louisiana Sunspots, Sunset Travelers, Tail Dragger, Teddy Morgan, Teresa James,Thornetta Davis, Zora Young The Blue Riders championed the East Coast Piedmont style of blues, a style of music first popularized by artists like Blind Boy Fuller, Rev. Gary Davis, Blind Willie McTell and Blind Blake. This 1996 clip is from Virginia, U.S.A. ALL 71 YOUTUBE CLIPS AT: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=tymjar&search=Search

The Blue Riders were: Ben Andrews on guitars and vocals Hugh Feeley on chromatic and diatonic harmonicas Tim Jarvis on drums and percussion... possessed by blue devils...celtic death lament...British traditional or traditional delta country folk blues acoustic guitar,harmonica ...Leadbelly ...Roger McGuinn ... for the Zep: "A vehicle for Jimmy Page's first experiments with a banjo, it also featured 6- and 12-string acoustic guitars"- The Blue Riders: Ben Andrews guitars Tim Jarvis drums and percussion Hugh Feeley harmonicas This clips for listeners to folk blues artists, whether Mississippi delta , Ragtime or Piedmont fingerstyle acoustic guitar greats... please give this a listen: George Harmonica Smith Big Walter Horton Little Walter Paul Butterfield John Littlejohn Hounddog Taylor Earl Hooker J B Hutto Robert Nighthawk L.C. Robinson Freddie Roulette Carey Bell Junior Wells William Clarke James Cotton Howlin Wolf Charlie Musselwhite Junior Wells Jimmy Reed Slim Harpo Sonnyboy Williamson Harmonica Slim James Harman George Smith WILLIE JOHNSON WILLIE WALKER RAMBLIN' THOMAS DR. ROSS Sam Chatmon furry lewis Tampa Red Scrapper Blackwell Willie Doss Doc Reese Tampa Red Earl Hooker Ishman Son House Charley Patton Tommy Johnson Robert Johnson Blind Lemon Jefferson Blind Willie McTell Sleepy John Estes Fred McDowell Karen Neumann Robert Pete Williams Skip James Bukka White Barbecue Bob Kokomo Arnold Mississippi John Hurt Elizabeth Cotten Etta Baker Reverend Gary Davis Furry Lewis Big Bill Broonzy Blind Boy Fuller Brownie McGhee Jorma Kaukonen John Hammond Jr The Blue Riders recorded live in Virginia, U.S.A., in 1995. The 71 other session youtube clips are at... http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=tymjar&search=Search The Blue Riders, were recorded in 1995. We championed the East Coast Piedmont style of blues, a style of music first popularized by artists like Blind Boy Fuller, Rev. Gary Davis, Blind Willie McTell and Blind Blake.

Gallows Pole -- Trad. Arr. ROOTDOGS. Twelfth century English / Scottish border ballad meets percussion driven funk. Reg. PRS & MCPS Pub. by Accolade Music This is the third video from Rootdog's Summer 2007 concert at New Greenham Arts. Hi-jinks abound in this dramatic conclusion to their set -- look out for the expression on Domo's face during his drum solo! Also known as 'The Maid Freed From the Gallows' or 'The Prickly Bush' (Child 95) this song has been collected in many versions throughout England, Ireland and Scotland as well as in the United States -- where Ledbelly (Hudie Ledbetter) recorded a fantastic version for Alan Lomax in 1939. The most famous version was recorded in 1970 by Led Zeppelin on Led Zep 3 -- which was based on the Ledbelly version. Richard Thompson did a really good re-write of the theme around the time of the Fairport Convention album 'Full House' -- he called his song 'Poor Will & The Jolly Hangman' -- I don't think it made it onto the album but you can hear it on the LP / CD 'The Electric Muse' if you can find a copy anywhere. I first heard the song sung by A.L. Lloyd on a Topic LP called Scottish Border Ballads when I was about 16 years old. At that time I was spending much of my 'school' days either in the Hereford Library or the Queen's Arms pub picking up as many songs and tunes as I could, having just discovered folk music. Over the years my 'pure' version of the 'Gallows Pole' has become much corrupted by the other versions I have listened to ... and a good thing too I say... the folk process lives! The video cut-ins were filmed at Coombe gibbet -- possibly the only gallows still in existence in England -- and a very unusual one! Mark T. Here is more about Coombe gibbet from Simon Topham's web-site: Combe gibbet stands on the top of Combe down, and was erected on top of a Neolithic burial mound. It was only ever put to its grisly use once in 1676: George Broomham of Combe, and Dorothy Newman of Inkpen were lovers. They brutally killed Martha and Robert Broomham, George's wife and son, who had come across them together on the Downs. Unfortunately for them they were seen committing the crime by the barefoot village idiot 'Mad Thomas' who managed to convey what he had seen to the authorities. They were both tried and then hanged at the Winchester Assizes. Their dead bodies were hung on either side of the Combe Gibbet to act as a grim deterrent to other would be wrong doers. Most Gibbets have just a single side for the body to be hung on, but this Gibbet is a double one! It's worth noting that the gibbet, though in Berkshire is situated near to the county borders of Hampshire and Wiltshire.

Ichi Ni's "Gallows" at Esaka Muse in Osaka.

Madame Carala (Jeanne Moreau) searches the streets of Paris for her lover and co-conspirator in director Louis Malle's 1958 debut. A crime caper with ironic twists made as stylish and reflective of its age as the jazz music score. Here is the best of both, an enchantingly beautiful Jeanne Moreau walking in the city of lights to the haunting notes of Miles Davis.

Gallows performs at the Levi's/FADER fort in Austn TX

Hangman, hangman, hold it a little while, I Think I see my friends coming, Riding a many mile. Friends, you get some silver? Did you get a little gold? What did you bring me, my dear friends? Keep me from the Gallows Pole. What did you bring me to keep me from the Gallows Pole? I couldn't get no silver, I couldn't get no gold, You know that we're too damn poor to keep you from the Gallows Pole. Hangman, hangman, hold it a little while, I think I see my brother coming, riding many a mile. Brother, you get me some silver? Did you get a little gold? What did you bring me, my brother, to keep me from the Gallows Pole? Brother, I brought you some silver, yeah. I brought a little gold, I brought a little of everything To keep you from the Gallows Pole. Yes, I brought you to keep you from the Gallows Pole. Hangman, hangman, turn your head awhile, I think I see my sister coming, riding many mile, mile, mile. Sister, I implore you, take him by the hand, Take him to some shady bower, save me from the wrath of this man, Please take him, save me from the wrath of this mad, man. Hangman, hangman, upon your face a smile, Tell me that I'm free to ride, Ride for many mile, mile, mile. Oh yes, you got a fine sister, She warmed my blood from cold, She warmed my blood to boiling hot to keep you from the Gallows Pole, Your brother brought me silver, Your sister warmed my soul, But now I laugh and pull so hard, see you swinging from the Gallows Pole But now I laugh and pull so hard, see you swinging from the Gallows Pole Swingin' on the gallows pole! Ah-ha-ha Swingin' Swingin' on the gallows pole! See-saw marjory daw See-saw knock at my door

20th Anniversary gig 070331 in Stockholm. With Micke from OPETH on guestvocals.

When listening to the young Alvin Youngblood Hart, the word authenticity comes to mind. In this offering of "Gallows Pole" (or "Gallis Pole", as Leadbelly recorded it), he gives voice to the condemned. His lament seems to absorb its misery from centuries-old celtic oppression and funnel it through the African-American experience on this continent. Even now the gallows are with us--as the thousands who viewed Saddam's end right here on YouTube can attest. From FTN#34 in 1995.

From the 1987 album "Nightfall" Lyrics: Sunrise I greet you, the beauty of your light so warm and tender was never the night In tears I see you, the last time it will be so give me your blessing, I'll meet my destiny No rest for the Sinner Hypnos refused me my sleep This was the last night of my life with wine I pondered on my deeds I drank to the devil with servants It's good with a friend where you go No one would share my last chalice So I drink to the ones that I know Ring brother, ring for me Ring the bells of hope and faith Ring for my damnation I am at the gallows end With sad emotions, I sing this epitaph my swansong, my headstone, the farewell of my heart The hills of Tyburn, up where the gallows stand only the vultures will come to see me hang Behold the sight of my Golgatha the gallows enlightened by the moon proud of his art are the carpenter his creation a tool for my doom I am the outcast no winner I am the fallen the one that lived all his life as a sinner The Tempter has called me his son Soon it is time the dark has now fled and I see the place for my death the priest he will pray for my lost soul I'm sure he's wasting his time A sinner, a fool or a devil or just a victim of life It's no fun to burn in hell's fire but I sure have enjoyed my life Ring brother, ring for me Ring the bells of hope and faith Ring for my damnation I am at the gallows end

Great Big Sea do a Zeppelin cover in front of a great big sea of people at Ottawa Bluesfest July 11, 2008