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• A live version of " The Raggle Taggle Gypsy " made up the B-side.
• The official Waterboys website refers to The Waterboys during this period as the " Raggle Taggle band ".
• One of the album's tracks was a recording of the traditional ballad " The Raggle Taggle Gypsy ".
• "They were a raggle-taggle bunch of kids, " said Chatsworth Historical Society historian Virginia Watson.
• And is there a group of misbegotten relatives more benighted or extravagant than the emotional " raggle-taggle gypsies"
• A studio version of " The Raggle Taggle Gypsy " would appear on The Waterboys'next album " Room to Roam ".
• They should keep a militant posture until that raggle-taggle latter-day Coxey's Army of scab players debases baseball in the first week of March.
• Modern acts such as Clannad, Nightnoise, Melanie O'Reilly, and Raggle Taggle or Roland Becker ( in the eighties ) combine Celtic music with jazz.
• In the late 20th century, it was wedded to " Raggle Taggle Gypsy " in a version by Planxty and has since enjoyed a huge resurgence.
• What's worse, these raggle-taggle recruits discovered the depth and splendor of a major league clubhouse-- the free potato chips and ice cream bars.
• Intervention would have been easy, he avers, saying the " raggle-taggle army " wielding nothing more than clubs, machetes and knives could have been routed.
• "The Raggle Taggle Gypsy " is a traditional folk ballad, which, according to Nick Tosches, tells the story of a true 17th-century love affair.
• A great hall was built against the north side of the Western Tower in the 16th century, but nothing remains of it above ground except a raggle showing the position of the roof against the Tower.
• We could have been celebrating raggle-taggle baseball franchises like the Yankees and Expos and Indians finally having some success this weekend, and we could have been enjoying the return of the violent kaleidoscope called hockey.
• With the efforts of this unique blend of Raggle-Taggle-Hippies who loved music and family-type gatherings, the free-form nature of this event lent it a special charm that persists to this day.
• Both had several common ancestors, the best known being Agustina Escudero Heredia ( known as the " Queen of the Gypsies "-Reference : "'Spanish Raggle-Taggle "', Walter Starkie, Litt.
• The Cecil Sharp sheet music version was occasionally used by Jazz musicians, for example the instrumental "'" Raggle Taggle " "'by Territory band Boots and His Buddies, and the vocal recording by Maxine Sullivan.
• A rough quality recording of the song " Raggle Taggle Gypsy " from this concert was included on the 2004 retrospective, " Christy Moore  The Box Set : 1964 2004 ", complete with the audience's reaction.
• Individually, Martin, Norma and Eliza have won or been nominated several times in the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards and Waterson Carthy won awards for Best Group and Best Traditional Track ( " Raggle Taggle Gypsy " ) in 2000.
• What this ostensibly austere Spiritan found to admire and support in the raggle-taggle character who sometimes sounded like a latter-day William Blake long puzzled me, except that McQuaid must have seen in him a deep and authentic Catholicism . ")