Who records the English vocal tradition?

Subject: RE: Who records the English vocal tradition?
From: BB
Date: 05 Sep 04 - 05:29 PM

Ah! Brown is such a common name - and Tom Brown even more so! - which is why we gave our two *daughters* unusual names, Rowan and Freya, good Devonshire maids. But unless you know us as more than names, your confusion is understandable - and quite forgiveable!

Barbara

Subject: RE: Who records the English vocal tradition?
From: Peter Kasin
Date: 06 Sep 04 - 04:00 AM

BB, after hearing you and Tom at Capt. Cook 2001 in Whitby, I don't think I could confuse your excellent and distinctive music with too many other Browns.

Chanteyranger

Subject: RE: Who records the English vocal tradition?
From: BB
Date: 06 Sep 04 - 02:24 PM

Thank you, kind sir, she said. That was a while ago! We've done a fair bit of work since then - where are you, Chanteyranger? And please don't say, 'Ranging'.

Barbara

Subject: RE: Who records the English vocal tradition?
From: GUEST,Richard's other computer
Date: 06 Sep 04 - 02:28 PM

"Here's to you Tom Brown,
Here's to you with all of my heart,
Here's to you Tom Brown"

A useful, if contemporary (I think) (and adapted for the occasion) drinking song.

Thank you for your understanding.