Their first three LPs are as good as it gets. Lovely band.

A great song, hadn't heard it before. Which album was it on?

Class. One of the best 1970s songs.

My mam grew up in Blyth, this was her phrase. Hearing you sing it I cant but cry.

The Light that lightens everyman Novocastrian. The Zoarastrians duped the Benjamites to spend the night. Thats what I read. The other tribal leaders agreed to help rescue the Benjamites. Immanuel. Didn't He Do Well. The Foggon The Tyne Alan, and the Serpentine are all mine? I liked Maggie Thatcher. I heard she closed some mines. Some of me mates were in B O A R West Germany. 1976-79. You must be Bjorn Again! You cannot be Sirius? Mac n Roe versus Wade n Iceborg Titanic Matches. I've nevor been mentioned in dis patches I'm depending on you son to pull the family through. We carried SLR 7: 600 mil. Don't Look Back In Anger. Alan Price in Heartbeat. Repeat Count your blessings see what God has done. Bairns gan free. I renewed me free bus pass Bonny Lass!

The late great Alan Hull a voice you would never forget.

A lovely woman A legend

Ray is bloody great, no auto tune, all natural. Those were the days.

comes from a time when songs were crafted not manufactured

Jeez, I'm 56 now and first heard this when I was a kid.. And I still remembered most of the words! Real feelgood music, thanks boys 👍

Classic video

Loved looking at your work since "The Voice" with Tom Jones! What an experience that must have been! :D I wish you much success, Peter!

Something we can justify the word PRIDE in.

Brilliant 👏

I first heard this in 91, studying abroad in Oxford. Thanks Adrian I!

1992 I was 7 and I loved this song

I absolutely love David Jason. He truly is a national treasure.

Pure talent and great vocal

Just brilliant

Superb!

good you call her mam.not mum.now stuck in new Zealand and would love to be home😢

"land of the dancing dead" classic line.

This is a Rod Clements song and arguably many of Lindisfarne's classic songs were written by him. Back in the day the NE were all classed as Geordies until John Hall came along and stole the name to create his "Geordie Nation". Thankfully I'm a Barbary Coaster from the banks of the River Wear, never heard of mackems, never will be a mackem. Alan Hull was probably one of the greatest songwriters in the UK, check out his solo albums. I saw him play an outstanding solo gig in old Sunderland Labour Club. A few months later Lindisfarne played South Shields Marine park. For some reason he decided to celebrate the Mags success at the time and got roundly booed, lol.

Del Boy Up North Great Interview 👍🌄

Seen them at Darlington arts centre before council closed it…

Been a while since I heard the song, love it ❤

Jimmy didn't nail it on this one lol

My favourite yeh 🙂

Brilliant song and great clip. Spoke to Mike at The Hull Story concert & he seemed a genuine nice guy. Would love to have seen this almost mythical band. Thanks for posting

whatever about tim and jimmy. but kevin is solidid golid. no one meses with with kevin..

Superb ! Takes me back to the 70's , spot-on cover . That guys voice is uncanny !

``That was brilliant, always loved this track. A fresh take but why? BUT WHY? couldn't they show the whole track.

That was REAL music🤩

I remember watching this performance and I must say they tied with Carlos Santana and were much better than Bob Dylan who frankly was not that interested on the day.

Trevor Horn is a genius

Obviously can't help but think of how much I love Auf Wiedersehn Pet watching this.

Best version

Granada ident sounds identical to the theme in Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

Class.

Jimmy needs to do a full tour

There really arnt words to describe how much this beautiful song touches my heart and brings tears to my eyes...thankyou so much guys ❤

That brings back so many memories.

Far better than than the original, methinks! I was at Durham and then Newkie student back then - great times. And yes, Newkie was FAR better than Durham!

Chelsea sounds fantastic . Didn't know she fantastic singing voice

jimmy says he cant thinik of a nail so highly loved. its jimmy himself. its jimmy nail.

Brilliant song with no backing just their voices,.No band today could ever do that

I love their harmonies.

I was at this concert, my first week at Essex University, Sept 1978, thought I was so cool!!! 😅 Fun times!

Whos here for Brian Johnson (and relation to Mark Knopfler)?

Love it I bought it. I remember hearing it on the radio then a pub/club and had to buy it, was so different. I was into Soul & Funk but this had something groovy and funky about it. I remember buying from Woolworths in Dartford Kent. Then found out Trevor Horn was behind it. What a genius