Subject: Lyr Req: A Pilgrim's Way - Ian Robb/Finest Kind From: Gaelfwyn Date: 05 Aug 04 - 02:31 PM Does anyone have the lyrics for this wonderful song? I've not found it in any search in Mudcat or on the greater Internet for that. Your assistance in my search is greatly appreciated. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: A Pilgrim's Way - Ian Robb/Finest Kind From: Willa Date: 05 Aug 04 - 03:59 PM I wonder if this link might be useful? http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=ian+robb+pilgrim&btnG=Google+Search |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: A Pilgrim's Way - Ian Robb/Finest Kin From: Jeri Date: 05 Aug 04 - 05:34 PM I posted the lyrics way back in '99! They're in this thread. Enjoy - it's a great song and I love Findest Kind's singing of it. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: A Pilgrim's Way - Ian Robb/Finest Kind From: mg Date: 06 Aug 04 - 04:27 AM that's one of the songs on the new Chris Roe C.D. and she does a great job on it along with a good chorus of people (I think there is anyway..) mg |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: A Pilgrim's Way - Ian Robb/Finest Kind From: rich-joy Date: 07 Aug 04 - 02:00 AM Yes! Ian Robb (with Finest Kind)'s version of Kipling's "A Pilgram's Way" is very rousing - it's just GREAT!!! And I've heard SOME recordings that are considerably LESS so ... :-( Cheers! R-J |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: A Pilgrim's Way - Ian Robb/Finest Kin From: GUEST, NOMADman Date: 07 Aug 04 - 10:14 AM It's Probably worth mentioning again that this is a Rudyard Kipling poem set to music by the late Peter Bellamy. Here is Kipling's original text. A Pilgrim's Way Regards, John |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: A Pilgrim's Way - Ian Robb/Finest Kin From: GUEST, NOMADman Date: 07 Aug 04 - 10:27 AM My HTML tags keep getting deleted(?) John, you had a line break - '<br>' - in between your 'a' and your 'href'. You should delete any <br> you see in the link. You can also put a check mark in the 'Preview' box next to the 'Submit' button to see if it's going to display correctly. --JoeClone |
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