Gallagher & Lyle - Breakaway 1976 I watch the distant lights go down the runway disappear into the evening sky. Oh you know I'm with you on your journey Never could say goodbye. And you will waken in another country greet the morning under foreign skies. Leaving me to face another Monday it's not easy to get by. It's not the place you're going to. It's just a phase you're going through. Though I won't stop you I don't want to breakaway. Fly across your ocean, breakaway Time has come for you breakaway Fly across your ocean, breakaway Time has come And now you travel on your own opinion, leave your fears and doubts to fade away Dust your dreams and take them on your journey, Spread your wings and fly away (Instrumental) It's not the sun you're tryin to find Something else is on your mind You need a little space and time to breakaway It's not the place you're going to. It's just a phase you're going through. Though I won't stop you I don't want to breakaway. Fly across your ocean, breakaway Time has come for you breakaway Fly across your ocean, breakaway Time has come for you. + Informações

Life. + Informações

1976 on Top of the Pops. + Informações

They formed the duo Gallagher and Lyle in 1972, recording four albums: Benny Gallagher and Graham Lyle, Willie and the Lapdog, Seeds, and The Last Cowboy again under the auspices of Glyn Johns. But it was not until their fifth album, Breakaway, in 1976, that they charted again, with the hits "Heart on My Sleeve" and "I Wanna Stay with You", both of which reached Number 6 in the UK Singles Chart.[2] Art Garfunkel's cover of "Breakaway" was also a hit at the time,[1] and Don Williams took "Stay Young" to No. 1 on the US country chart, which saw the song receive in excess of one million airplays on American radio. The duo also penned and performed "A Heart in New York", which was later performed by both Simon & Garfunkel and Garth Brooks in their concerts in Central Park, New York to audiences of 500000 and 750000, respectively.. + Informações

They formed the duo Gallagher and Lyle in 1972, recording four albums: Benny Gallagher and Graham Lyle, Willie and the Lapdog, Seeds, and The Last Cowboy again under the auspices of Glyn Johns. But it was not until their fifth album, Breakaway, in 1976, that they charted again, with the hits "Heart on My Sleeve" and "I Wanna Stay with You", both of which reached Number 6 in the UK Singles Chart.[2] Art Garfunkel's cover of "Breakaway" was also a hit at the time,[1] and Don Williams took "Stay Young" to No. 1 on the US country chart, which saw the song receive in excess of one million airplays on American radio. The duo also penned and performed "A Heart in New York", which was later performed by both Simon & Garfunkel and Garth Brooks in their concerts in Central Park, New York to audiences of 500000 and 750000, respectively.. + Informações

A solo recording of the Gallagher and Lyle song, Fifteen Summers. Accompanied by some beautiful images taken along the east and south coast of Arran. Featuring the lovely Louise and Skipper the dog.. + Informações

from a New Year show, year unknown features 'Heart on my sleeve' and 'Stay Young' from the excellent 'Breakaway' album 1976. + Informações

Benny Gallagher wrote this beautiful song with Graham Lyle in the 70s and covered by the Fureys. Here he performs it with Bob Wood at the Ram Folk Club, Thames Ditton, Surrey, England in June 2010. www.theramclub.co.uk. + Informações

Ringo's version is ok, but this is the original by the song writer /player's. + Informações

From FREERIDE (1976) SURF MOVIE.. + Informações

From the album of the same name.. + Informações

From the great first album by Largs (Scotland) duo, Gallagher and Lyle. It's a song of emigration and hope. Sadly, this classic album remains unreleased on cd.. + Informações

This is the first video I have recorded on Windows Movie Maker, rather than YT. In this version, I've managed to blend the whistle with the harmonica for the first time; in previous takes, my whistle playing has tended to overpower the harmonica. To me, the combination of the whistle and the harmonica represents a heated conversation between a woman and a man. When I switch to the upper octave in the middle of the song, I think of a woman's voice rising: "I love you - and you wouldn't talk to that flirt/go to the pub/want to play golf if you cared as much about me!" The harmonica, meanwhile, continues to play in the middle register, as if to represent the rational voice of a man: "Now hold on, it's not like that - you know I love you." PS This video is now a compulsory module on Wackerpool Despair University's BA course in Julie J Bevan Studies.. + Informações

On guitar. + Informações

Well, this is the nearest I'll get to being the 3rd member of G&L. If my playing's a little tentative or flat at times, it's because I have to consider the next door neighbours - the whistle is quite shrill in its upper octave. PERSONNEL: Benny Gallagher - mandolin, harmony vocal Graham Lyle - lead vocal, guitar, harmonica JJB - tin whistle (and miming in video) PS I went to see Benny Gallagher recently at an intimate gig in Liverpool. As he signed my autograph book, I told him that I'd been the one singing harmonies - and he said, "I know, it was good!". + Informações

It's that time again! Listen closely to the instrumental break, in which I harmonise with Bernard's harmonica! The counter melody that I play in the bridges and choruses was originally played by Graham on country violin (an octave lower). This is a live version. Old and young BLOW in different ways... Benny Gallagher: mandolin, harmonica, backing vocal Graham Lyle: guitar, lead vocal Julie J Bevan: treble recorder, additional backing vocal (at 1:18). + Informações

one of the best pairs synthetic britain in the early seventies, members of "mc guinness flint". this song comes from the album - "breakaway" 1976. + Informações

TO DAVID CHARLIE AND IAN - GALLAGHER AND LYLE From this great Scottish duo's first album (unreleased on CD). Fine harmonies and delicate instrumentation. Gallagher and Lyle were songwriters on the Beatles' Apple label, before joining chart hitmakers McGuinness-Flint.. + Informações

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SISSEL feat. GALLAGHER and LYLE - Breakaway. + Informações

This is a re-working of a video I uploaded recently. My whistle playing has improved since then; listen out for an Andrea Corr-like flourish towards the end! Beware, though - the whistle is quite shrill in the upper octave, and even more so when amplified. I would not want any YT users to suffer hearing problems.. + Informações

Gallagher and Lyle was the Scottish pairing of singer-songwriters Benny Gallagher and Graham Lyle.. + Informações

Music by Gallagher and Lyle..............................................................Video by dalreichmoor.............................................................. + Informações

PERSONNEL: Benny Gallagher - guitar, vocal Graham Lyle - guitar, harmonica, vocal Julie J Bevan - tin whistle, percussion and LFC scarf I'm particularly proud of this video. Not only is it one of my favourite G & L songs, but my whistle playing is much better here than on "Conversation". I adore Celtic folk music.. + Informações