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17 May 18 - 08:53 PM (#3925336) Subject: Your favourite folk song so we can hear From: Georgiansilver We all have a favourite Folk song. I have put mine up on other threads but here it is again. Please put up a link on blue clicky so I ( and others) can hear yours. My favourite Folk song Tom Napper and Tom Bliss "God Speed (the snow goose)" |
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17 May 18 - 09:37 PM (#3925339) Subject: RE: Your favourite folk song so we can hear From: GUEST Well I listened to half a minute and didn't hear ANY song. |
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18 May 18 - 04:02 AM (#3925363) Subject: RE: Your favourite folk song so we can hear From: GUEST,Observer Pity that you didn't persevere GUEST - you missed a treat. Lovely song Georgiansilver thank you for sharing it with us. |
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18 May 18 - 10:02 AM (#3925467) Subject: RE: Your favourite folk song so we can hear From: Dave the Gnome Bit of a marathon but worth it Tam Lin by Steeleye Span |
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18 May 18 - 10:10 AM (#3925472) Subject: RE: Your favourite folk song so we can hear From: Stilly River Sage Just one? You jest! This one I learned as a child (when my father was learning it) and I thought it the most utilitarian song I'd ever come across. Curses for every occasion - Nell Flaherty's Drake. But that puts me in mind of another one that he sang . . . |
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18 May 18 - 10:34 AM (#3925481) Subject: RE: Your favourite folk song so we can hear From: Dave the Gnome Of course it all depends what you call folk music... :D tG |
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18 May 18 - 03:13 PM (#3925552) Subject: RE: Your favourite folk song so we can hear From: Harry Rivers Too many to count but I'll offer this: Lizzie Higgins - What a Voice I'll wait for someone to tell it ain't "folk". Harry |
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19 May 18 - 04:56 AM (#3925644) Subject: RE: Your favourite folk song so we can hear From: Georgiansilver Thanks for that Harry.... great voice. |
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19 May 18 - 05:33 AM (#3925647) Subject: RE: Your favourite folk song so we can hear From: gillymor A Rovin on a Winter's Night - Doc Watson |
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19 May 18 - 09:06 AM (#3925675) Subject: RE: Your favourite folk song so we can hear From: Jim Carroll Beautiful THREE-DIMENSION SINGING of one of Scotland's finest ballads - Folk-art at its very best IMO Roscommon Traveller, Martin McDonagh's 'Lady Margaret' (Young Hunting) hasn't made it to U-tube yet, but if you haven't got Tom Munnelly's anthology, 'Songs of the Irish Travellers', look out for it - 6 minutes 22 seconds worth of wonderful narrative singing Jim Carroll |