waht you favourite june tabor song/

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: GUEST,Azoic
Date: 13 Apr 11 - 11:05 AM

"across the wide ocean" from the "ashore" cd.

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: GUEST,Azoic
Date: 16 Apr 11 - 03:04 PM

There is a new video of JT singing "Bridget O'Malley" live at the usual video web-site.

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: Lizzie Cornish 1
Date: 16 Apr 11 - 03:16 PM

Yes, as someone said above..'Love Will Tear Us Apart' with the Oysterband.

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: GUEST,Alan Whittle
Date: 16 Apr 11 - 03:17 PM

I used to like While Gamekeepers Lie Sleeping - though, I haven't heard it for a bit.

I think I prefer the Irish murdering Eric Bogle. And eric bogle come to that.

I wonder what happened to jOhn.

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: GUEST,Azoic
Date: 16 Apr 11 - 05:52 PM

"The Nurse Dorothy Nicol","The Long Trail",and "The Reaper's Blade".

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: GUEST,Azoic
Date: 23 Apr 11 - 04:55 AM

As I roved out.

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: GUEST
Date: 23 Apr 11 - 11:41 AM

"across the wide ocean" from "ashore".

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: Reinhard
Date: 23 Apr 11 - 01:30 PM

Azoic, why are you refreshing this thread every few days with another favourite of the day? This gets boring. Why don't you get over it and post all of June's song titles at once?

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: GUEST,Azoic
Date: 23 Apr 11 - 01:50 PM

Reinhard,I am sorry if this technique offends you but but I have attention deficit disorder.Why are you perturbed by this?

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: GUEST,Azoic
Date: 30 Jun 11 - 03:53 AM

"The Hills Of Shiloh" from the upcoming Oysterband cd.

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: The Sandman
Date: 30 Jun 11 - 01:04 PM

the song written by Lloyd called reynardine, Iwas recently asked whether I preferred Anne Briggs version, I listened to both again and reckon they are equally good.

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: GUEST,june tabor
Date: 07 Jul 11 - 11:33 AM

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: GUEST,Azoic
Date: 07 Jul 11 - 05:07 PM

"Maybe Then I'll Be A Rose"

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: Backwoodsman
Date: 08 Jul 11 - 08:08 AM

"Africa's Burning Sand"

If you're referring to the line from 'The Rose of Allendale', then it should be "Afric's", not "Africa's". Lyrics

And interesting that, if the source is to be believed, it's not an Irish song at all. Unless, of course, anyone knows better??

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: Backwoodsman
Date: 08 Jul 11 - 08:10 AM

Should say too that when we learned TRoA at school, we sang "Afric's", not "Africa's".

Apologies for the outbreak of pedantry.

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: Backwoodsman
Date: 08 Jul 11 - 08:17 AM

And I love June's version of Bill Caddick's "The Writing of Tipperary". But I love pretty much anything June sings, she's superb.

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: GUEST,Azoic
Date: 19 Sep 11 - 08:44 PM

Tabor is now at the top of her game.

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: Max Johnson
Date: 20 Sep 11 - 07:48 AM

As I stated, I was referring not to the 'Rose of Allendale', but to 'Africa's Burning Sand'. It was nearly 40 years ago, but I clearly remember both the song and the incident.
I'm very sorry to say that I don't recall whether or not she pronounced it 'Afric'.

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: GUEST,Azoic
Date: 27 Oct 11 - 01:43 AM

"The Border Widow's Lament"

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: GUEST,Azoic
Date: 09 Feb 12 - 01:34 PM

"Lili Marlene"

Subject: RE: waht you favourite june tabor song/
From: GUEST,Azoic
Date: 12 Dec 12 - 04:09 AM

I'd really like to see Maggie Holland write a follow up to her magnum opus "A Place Called England" that pertains to the 99 percent/Occupy movement here in the US.Maybe call it "A Place Called America"?