Subject: RE: Johnney Has Gone for a Soldier From: GUEST,somebody Date: 27 May 04 - 09:18 PM hey thenk you soooooo much for the buttermilk hill version. i am an 11-year-old and i am in a traveling choir and the 8th graders in my group did that version and i wanted to know the words! thank you sooooooooooooooo much! |
Subject: RE: Johnney Has Gone for a Soldier From: GUEST,Q Date: 18 Nov 02 - 07:20 PM I have. The question stands. |
Subject: RE: Johnney Has Gone for a Soldier From: Noreen Date: 18 Nov 02 - 07:18 PM Read the other threads (links above), Q, for the assembled knowledge of this community. |
Subject: RE: Johnney Has Gone for a Soldier From: GUEST,Q Date: 18 Nov 02 - 06:42 PM What evidence is there for the existence of the Buttermilk Hill version at the time of the American Revolution? |
Subject: RE: Johnney Has Gone for a Soldier From: dick greenhaus Date: 18 Nov 02 - 05:59 PM Buttermilk Hill version dates back to American Revolution. Shule Agra is older. |
Subject: RE: Johnney Has Gone for a Soldier From: GUEST,kaj.o@telia.com Date: 18 Nov 02 - 05:55 PM James Taylor and Mark O'connor had recorded that song. Very fine version. The text is just changed a bit: "she" instead of "I". |
Subject: RE: Johnney Has Gone for a Soldier From: catfeet@ici.net Date: 17 Feb 97 - 08:57 PM It's also in the database in an earlier version as Shule aroon. Clannad did it on their album Clannad2. Catfeet |
Subject: Lyr Add: GONE THE RAINBOW From: Alison Date: 17 Feb 97 - 08:00 PM Is also known as "Shule Aroon". Peter,Paul and Mary also did it as "Gone the Rainbow".
GONE THE RAINBOW
Here I sit on Buttermilk Hill
I sold my flax, I sold my wheel,
Chorus: Shule, shule, shule aroo.
Oh my baby, oh my love |
Subject: RE: Johnney Has Gone for a Soldier From: ah827@rgfn.epcc.edu (Gene Graham) Date: 17 Feb 97 - 06:04 PM IT's there under SHULE AGRA for whatever reason! |
Subject: Johnney Has Gone for a Soldier From: Date: 17 Feb 97 - 04:47 PM I'm looking for the lyrics to "Johnney Has Gone for A Soldier" This is civil war in origina (at least as far as I know anyway). Ken Burns used it on the soundtrack for The Civil War he did for PBS. Ring a bell with anyone? Thanks Anne Christopherson AChrist@AOL.com |
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