07 Mar 01 - 12:53 AM (#412538) Subject: Songs you've posted II From: ddw The previous thread was getting pretty unwieldy, so I've started a new one. Since I don't seem to be able to get intra-M'cat links to work, I'm just going to go get these songs and repost them with LyrAdd prefixes. Click for Songs You've Posted I |
03 Jul 01 - 10:21 PM (#497958) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: toadfrog Are You Washed in the Blood Le Capitaine de Saint-Malo Patsy McCann Redeemed. If anyone doubts this is a remarkable song, click on the clickie provided and just listen to the MIDI! That should be persuasive enough. Standing on the Promises The Bold Tenant Farmer The Rose in June Van Dieman's Land: Ewan McColl Version. |
03 Jul 01 - 10:40 PM (#497971) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: toadfrog Sorry, I forgot these: Nicky Tams Schnitzelbank |
04 Jul 01 - 10:00 PM (#498627) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: Malcolm Douglas Most of the songs I post here are in response to requests, and I often forget the "ADD" prefix. Here is a list of some recent ones that don't seem to have been harvested, following on from the list I put in the previous thread: FAREWELL, MY OWN DEAR NATIVE LAND -as sung by Margaret Barry. No tune (it's a variant of Tramps and Hawkers), but see this thread for some related discussion: DAN MC.CARTHY'S PARTY -with tune. Thread also contains text of another (?later) version, MACARTHY'S PARTY, which is harvested, and a couple of fragments. THE MOWER as re-written by Baring Gould, plus original text as collected. With tune. AIKEY FAIR with tune. Thread also contains AIKEY BRAE, posted by Wolfgang. The tune should be more-or-less the same for both, and is a traditional variant of The Moss O' Burreldale. LOGAN WATER John Mayne's lyric, 1789 . Three verses from Shankmac, three from me. Two verses of an earlier, traditional set from, presumably, Bruce Olson. SIX JOLLY MINERS Two versions from Sheffield, with tune. LYKE-WAKE DIRGE Cleveland set. Thread also includes the texts published by John Aubrey and Walter Scott (the text in the DT is a modernised one, with a verse missing) and the tune as originally composed by Harold Boulton, c.1895. THE HILLS OF DONEGAL Version from Willie McElroy of Brookborough, County Fermanagh, via The Boys of the Lough. A NAU CATARINETA Brazilian set of the Portugese song, with tune. The thread also contains two French versions, La Courte Paille and Trois matelots du port de Brest; tune for the former is at Mudcat Midis. NEWPORT STREET with references. NO LOVE IS SORROW (Pentangle, 1972) THE TINKLER'S WADDIN' with tune. THE THREE DANISH GALLEYS with notes, and tune. GLOSSOP ROAD tune, notes and emendations from the original text, to go with Jacko's post earlier in the same thread. CORDUROY Copper Family, with tune and notes. LORD GRESHAM (Martin Furey, Banshee Music, 1995) -May contain some small errors. Hanged I shall be Text transcribed by Stewie from Albion Country Band record, originally from "Shepherd" Taylor of Hickling in Norfolk (1921); text from Harry Cox of Catfield in Norfolk; text (The Wexford Murder) from Walter "Paddy" Church of Bedfordshire; tunes for first and third examples; notes and references. SCOTLAND THE BRAVE (LET ITALY BOAST) -not the 1950s version that's in the DT twice (and on both occasions unattributed to its author)! With notes. THE WHITE HARE text as given by Frank Kidson in his Traditional Tunes (1891). Also in the same thread are transcriptions of the Kidson text as modified by The Watersons, and of Joseph Taylor's version. Extensive notes, by no means all from me. Add: Tribute to Willie Clancy (Junior Crehan) with notes. DOWN IN DEMERARA The thread also includes another song with a similar title from Kat, and enormous amounts of information about Demerara itself. THE PULLING-DOWN SONG (John Tams and Roger Watson) THE MUIR OF CULLODEN From Ord; text only THE BACK O' RAREY'S HILL Text from Ord. Also in the same thread (first post) is a transcription of another version, recorded by Mary Black, who got it from Cilla Fisher. It contains a few mis-hearings, which I have corrected later in the thread. The second transcription in the thread, copied from Cantaria's website, is so full of silly mistakes that it is best ignored. BACKSIDE ALBANY With some discussion of difficult readings. I couldn't remember the name of the tune it was set to at the time, but it was actually The Boyne Water. HAGMANA SONG Text from Richmond, North Yorkshire UAMH AN OIR (CAVE OF GOLD) as recorded by Margaret Stewart and Allan MacDonald; no tune.
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20 Jul 01 - 05:59 AM (#511073) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: Gervase Forgot to put in THE SUN AND THE MOON And THE CHOCOLATE SONG. |
20 Jul 01 - 12:01 PM (#511189) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: MMario Jude's blickie to Les Barker lyrics... |
27 Jul 01 - 01:29 PM (#516078) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: katlaughing Just posted If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again |
30 Jul 01 - 08:57 PM (#518040) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: katlaughing Greenland Fisheries - the Whale's Version not a parody |
13 Aug 01 - 01:41 PM (#526838) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: katlaughing Sons of Molly written by Chuck Rogers. |
19 Aug 01 - 11:03 AM (#531137) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: katlaughing Way Over Yonder In The Minor Key Woody Guthrie; Music by Billy Bragg |
22 Aug 01 - 05:25 AM (#533059) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: JudeL Found and posted verses to "nobody loves a fairy when she's forty" on its lyr req thread, not been collected yet^^ Jude |
31 Aug 01 - 02:38 AM (#538756) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: katlaughing It takes a bit of time for them to get into the DT, Jude and it is up to the discretion of Dick and Susan as to what does, but all songs in the threads are always available and much appreciated. Updated versions of the DT come out about every year or so. It is helpful, too, if you can post a link to your thread where the song is located. There is an explanation about how to do that in the html info in the Mudcat FAQs in the PermaThread. My apologies if you already know this.:-) I've posted NEW MOON courtesy of Louie Roy. Thanks, Louie! kat |
02 Oct 01 - 10:02 PM (#563892) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: Bert When Columbus Landed Here |
12 Oct 01 - 06:16 AM (#570358) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: IanC The Fall of The Leaf |
12 Oct 01 - 06:30 AM (#570366) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: Wolfgang for Rich-Joy: Found by entering 'swim' in the 'filter' and setting age at '90' on the main page (the forum search doesn't show recent posts before it is updated every couple of weeks). There are four different search methods on this site and for each problem another one is the best. It takes weeks to know when to prefer which search and then there still will be puzzles. Your song is already 'harvested' as you can tell by the ^^ (double-wings) sign which you hadn't posted originally. Wolfgang |
12 Oct 01 - 03:48 PM (#570737) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: wildlone I posted Dorset my Dorset I have the music if anybody wants to make a midi PM me and I will send it as a gif. BTW I was looking in the digitrad and when I clicked on The Bells of Rhymney it took me to a completly different song. dave |
14 Oct 01 - 06:57 AM (#571684) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: wildlone I posted PRETTY NANCY OF WEYMOUTH |
17 Oct 01 - 10:04 AM (#574143) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: katlaughing Dakota's Cross beautiful old cowbooy tear-jerker. I can make a NWC file, at some point, or send a midi of me singing it, if someone else could change it to NWC. |
04 Apr 02 - 12:21 PM (#682877) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: Watson Some kind person has already changed the subject line on my posting in the Mr. Fox thread to Lyr Add, but if it helps, I'll post this here. |
02 Sep 02 - 11:49 PM (#775931) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: toadfrog Non-wing-ed songs (or the more meritorious ones) posted. In many instances, someone else (usually Malcom) posted an alternative or corrected version, often better than mine. I do think at least some of these are worth having. CHARLIE, OH CHARLIE MY MOTHER'S LAST GOODBYE DANCE TO YOUR DADDY (filling in missing verses) CORNWALL APPRENTICE THE CRUEL MOTHER, Child # 20 (two additional versions). YOUNG BEICHAN, Child # 53 (Second Version). THE ROSE IN JUNE (This reallyought to be on DT.) SHEPHERDS ARISE (A wonderful song!). (This was on NPR a few months ago, sung by a Southeast Asian tribe in their own language.) REDEEMED NICKY TAMS CAPITAINE DE SAN MALO PATSY McCANN |
03 Sep 02 - 01:01 AM (#775951) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: Benjamin Sweet Jesus by Ted Hawkins |
03 Sep 02 - 06:01 AM (#776029) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: rich-joy I still haven't learnt to do blickies, but here is a list of the songs I've posted and the dates (E. S. T.) :
Agent Orange : Muriel Hogan : 30 May 02
I THINK that's all ... hope this helps the harvesting process.
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04 Sep 02 - 10:09 AM (#776793) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: rich-joy Just added : Wake Up My Mind : Holden, Burnett and Gibbons : 04 Sept 02 Cheers R-J |
04 Sep 02 - 09:39 PM (#777196) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: George Seto - af221@chebucto.ns.ca Sometimes they do. Right now we've been waiting 3 years. |
25 Sep 02 - 08:27 PM (#791393) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: toadfrog WILLIE LEE made available by weerover. |
25 Sep 02 - 10:58 PM (#791448) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: rich-joy GUY FAWKES (Arky's Toast version) - added September 12th WINTER'S SONG (Alan Hull) added September 9th IMMORTAL LOVE (to Amazing Grace tune and in "A.G." thread) - added September 15th Cheers R-J
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10 Nov 02 - 12:51 AM (#822597) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: rich-joy The/My Generous Lover - lyrics added November 10th, 2002 in "My Generous Lover - sources" thread Cheers R-J |
20 Jan 03 - 07:30 AM (#870403) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: Nigel Parsons So Early In The Morning (Trad) Nigel |
21 Jan 03 - 01:01 AM (#871139) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: rich-joy War Without Bangs - Geoff Pearson - added OZ November 15th, 2002 Slaggy Island Farewell - Vin Garbutt - added OZ January 6th, 2003 Come Home Safely To Me - Allan Taylor - added OZ January 6th, 2003 in threads of the same name ... Cheers! R-J |
12 Feb 03 - 11:30 AM (#888611) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: OldPossum I have posted The Ballad Of Ronnie's Mare - a correction of a song already in the DigiTrad. Is has the correct lyrics from a good source, correct attribution and even the tune. |
13 Feb 03 - 05:44 AM (#889304) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: rich-joy HARD HATS (Phil Beer) - added OZ time Feb 2nd, 2003 HOW SHOULD I MY TRUE LOVE KNOW (Bill Spokeshave) - added OZ time Feb 13th, 2003 DUST TO DUST (John Kirkpatrick) - added OZ time Feb 13th, 2003 COONAWARRA THREE SHADOWS (Judith Crossley) - added OZ time Feb 13th, 2003 Cheers! RJB |
07 Sep 03 - 03:34 AM (#1014208) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: The Fooles Troupe Songs I've Written Gather ye pigeons while ye may The Assassin Song (add the intro blurb too please...!) The Grey Flannel Line Robin |
07 Sep 03 - 05:06 PM (#1014510) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: Susan of DT In order to make this a useful thread to work from, I have deleted all postings that are not lists of songs and will delete those as I verify that they either are already in the DT (2003, not yet released) or harvest them. |
07 Sep 03 - 06:56 PM (#1014567) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: wysiwyg Susan, in some of the following I posted the lyric, while in others I posted "ADD" in the subject line to indicate someone else's newly posted lyric elsewhere in the thread. Also, be sure to check out the Spirituals permathread, where Q and others list many they have posted, by thread ID number. Happy harvesting! The following goes back to about the first of June, 2002. ~S~ Lyr Add: EVE WASN'T MODEST TILL SHE ATE THAT APPLE http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=1011243 ADD: THE ABA DABA HONEYMOON http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=1009357 ADD: I Will Stand Fast http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=1008283 ADD: I'll Be Singing All The Time In My Mind http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=976630 ADD: RIDE DOWN THE OWL HOOT TRAIL http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=976032 ADD: PAN AMERICAN MAN http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=976004 Add: Verse, THAT DEAR OLD BATTLEFIELD http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=975994 ADD: AIN'T THAT SKIPPIN' AND FLYIN' http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=975963 Lyr Req: TOO MANY WOMEN WILL DRIVE A MAN INSANE http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=975948 Add: Georgia Peaches... how to do the Boogie Woogie http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=975662 ADD: RAZORS IN THE AIR new version http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=975637 Verse add: Razors in the Air http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=975625 ADD: Land Where Living Waters Flow http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=975401 Lyr Add: THE BANKER (Brian Brannon) http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=974349 ADD: I shall wear purple http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=972069 ADD: Window up above http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=971513 Lyr Add: AND A BANG ON THE EAR (from the Waterboys http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=969335 ADD: The Real American Folk Song is a Rag http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=966945 Add: Dear Old Battlefield/Called To Foreign Field http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=966805 ADD: Take Me Out to the Ballgame! http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=965706 ADD: "Camp Meeting Song," Harris http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=942934 ADD: "Revival Hymn," Harris http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=942469 ADD: In Jesus' Lap http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=881668 LyrAdd: Good News-Goodtime Band C'mas '02 Songbook http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=838943 Add: Good News-Goodtime Band Advent '02 Songbook http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=837804 Add: HOW DID THE GOATS GET IN? http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=835662 Lyr Add: WHEN OUR OLD AGE PENSION CHECK COMES... http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=802611 RE: Lyr Add: The Furniture Man [McClintock] http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=798055 RE: Lyr Add: Rainbow 'Round His Shoulders http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=796565 Lyr Add: MR. MCKINLEY (from Homer Brierhopper) http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=794764 Lyr/Chords Add: WHITE HOUSE BLUES (Charlie Poole) http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=794744 Lyr/Chords ADD: Baltimore Fire http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=794242 Add: THE OTHER SIDE OF JORDAN http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=790928 ADD: Give Me Old-Time Music http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=788179 ADD: Mr. Snoop and Mr. Peep http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=749289 ADD: Oh, Mary Don't You Weep, II http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=740839 ADD: Where No One Stands Alone http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=735543 ADD: Lyrics, chords Bright Blue Rose http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=734246 Lyr Add: A WONDERFUL TIME UP THERE http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=730503 ADD: It Won't Be Long (It May Be Soon) http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=722570 ADD: YOU CAN'T SHAKE HIM, YOU CAN'T MAKE HIM http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=721669 ADD: Civil War Songs, several posted http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=720276 ADD: WE'LL BE FREE IN OUR MARYLAND http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=720270 ADD: M'Clellan's band http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=720265 ADD: IF YOU BELONG TO http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=720261 ADD: GIDEON'S BAND, not DT version http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=719980 |
09 Sep 03 - 11:17 PM (#1015983) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: The Fooles Troupe Please give your forest to the woodchip man - The Woodchip Man A song by Denis Kevans in Old Environmental Folk Songs Robin |
09 Sep 03 - 11:29 PM (#1015998) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: wysiwyg Coupla Warren Zevon songs here: http://www.mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=62738 ~S~ |
11 Sep 03 - 09:24 AM (#1016892) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: The Fooles Troupe Lyr Add: A Night on the Town. Robin |
11 Sep 03 - 10:27 AM (#1016942) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: wysiwyg There are two great threads current now... threads compiling a bunch of related songs. One is Dave Macon songs, and one is Yodelling songs. The yodelling one includes a URL for a page with all of Jimmie Rodgers' songs. I notice that although there are tons of threads on JR songs, only three appear in the DT. It might be easiest to harvest them from the URL in that thread, if you wanted to beef up the JR material in the DT without lengthy thread combing. ~S~ |
17 Sep 03 - 02:50 AM (#1020506) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: The Fooles Troupe I didn't post this one but being a Homer & Jethro fan, I didn't see it in the DT FLOWER OF THE WILDWOOD HOMER & JETHRO AT THE CONVENTION 1962 RCA LP-2492 |
17 Sep 03 - 03:02 AM (#1020509) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: The Fooles Troupe Found it! Homer and Jethro Thread |
10 Oct 03 - 10:30 PM (#1033522) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: The Fooles Troupe Lyr Add: What A Friend We Have In Johnny Parts I & II Robin |
11 Oct 03 - 07:30 PM (#1033885) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: kendall I have no clue how many I've posted. How do you know? |
12 Oct 03 - 04:17 AM (#1034010) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: wysiwyg Kendall, you can do it like this-- look up your own posts using the link on your personal page, then use your browser's "find in poage" function looking for ADD in the subject lines of the post list... IF you have been good about using the word in subject or thread titles when you've posted a song. ~Susan |
12 Oct 03 - 07:10 AM (#1034041) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: kendall Something doesn't work, all I get is my PM's |
13 Oct 03 - 11:05 AM (#1034642) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: Sandra in Sydney Eric Bogle - Santa Bloody Claus http://www.mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=63602&messages=6 Bernard Carney - Bronchiodilated Blues http://www.mudcat.org/Detail.CFM?messages__Message_ID=924376 Davy Lowston (NZ, Traditional) http://www.mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=12710#921684 Creamsleeves (c.1965 by Maguire, Ferris and White, The Twiliters, Australian group, folk processed at a later date - see Rich-Joy & Bob Bolton's posts in the same thread)) http://www.mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=22972#929498 Van Rozay - Mail Order Bride http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=956847 Martin Pearson & John Thompson - The Country Song http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=879898 Alistair Hulett - He fades away http://www.mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=785964 |
15 Oct 03 - 09:36 AM (#1036086) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: Sandra in Sydney none here posted by me - but lots of new songs in this thread Favorite twisted songs |
25 Oct 03 - 05:21 AM (#1041503) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: Amergin ADD: Aisling (Shan MacGowan)-Christy Moore version In The Dreamtime-Ralph McTell Along the Verdigris-Tom Paxton Roses From The Wrong Man-Christine Lavin Always Back To You-Eric Bogle Whip Me Santa Claus As If He Knows-Eric Bogle In The Middle Of No where-Liz Anderson My Heart, It Belongs To She The Cobbler's Daughter-Kate Rusby/trad The Old House-Foster and Allen Silent Voices (hey it does have the cultivated synbol next it...) Ballad Of Harry Bridges-Words by Lee Hays, Millard Lampell and Pete Seeger You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch Comin Down In the Rain-Buddy Mondlock |
03 Nov 03 - 02:02 AM (#1046589) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: The Fooles Troupe Drinking On The Premises |
04 Nov 03 - 12:50 AM (#1047397) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull ADD:England Oh England. |
04 Nov 03 - 12:58 AM (#1047402) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: LadyJean Someone was asking for lyrics to "The Fairy's Love Song". I put my old friend Martha McGhee's translation on the thread, but I'm not sure if that's posting or not. I don't really understand this internet stuff. |
26 Nov 03 - 04:16 AM (#1061158) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: The Fooles Troupe Aussie Politics In Song |
26 Dec 03 - 03:48 AM (#1080090) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: The Fooles Troupe Pot Noodles Can't Be Beat |
09 Mar 04 - 05:56 PM (#1132478) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: George Seto - af221@chebucto.ns.ca John Nolan submitted this back in 1997: |
26 Dec 06 - 01:40 AM (#1919005) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: GUEST,Douglas Previously unposted verses to "Mo Ghile Mear". These verses were sung in english by Celtic Woman. Seen on a Public Broadcasting Service broadcast December, 2006, in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA, but actually performed some time earlier at a castle, apparently in Ireland. http://www.mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=2717&messages=39#1918547 - DMW |
11 Nov 07 - 03:18 PM (#2191385) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: Mysha I've posted lyrics for the emigration version of Many Young Men of Twenty. (Sorry, I didn't know about the song format then.) Though it's related to the war version, 0.8510 - MANY YOUNG MEN OF TWENTY? (Please, remove the question mark.), it's not the same song anymore. They have different topics, different texts, and tunes that are not interchangable. I'd say it's worth including. (The FAQ, BTW, still points to the first page of this thread.) Mysha |
12 Nov 07 - 05:24 PM (#2192227) Subject: RE: Songs you've posted II From: Mysha Might work better with this link: emigration version of Many Young Men of Twenty. Mysha |