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15 Nov 02 - 08:59 PM (#827507) Subject: November Songs From: mmb A local news announcer says we should expect potentially severe changes in our weather this weekend - hopefully nothing like last week's storms in Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee. But the announcer's phrasing made me think of The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald: "When the storms of November come early." How many more November tunes are there? |
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15 Nov 02 - 09:06 PM (#827512) Subject: RE: November Songs From: greg stephens Thomas Hood poem says it all. Hope a clever person will figure a blue clickie. |
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15 Nov 02 - 09:20 PM (#827519) Subject: RE: November Songs From: Genie The Hunting Song (Tom Lehrer) is in the DT. "Well, I always will remember. 'Twas a year ago November, On a morning bright and clear I went out to shoot some deer..." |
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15 Nov 02 - 09:28 PM (#827524) Subject: RE: November Songs From: masato sakurai RAGLAN ROAD, which is in the DT. |
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15 Nov 02 - 09:46 PM (#827541) Subject: RE: November Songs From: Genie The DT has: November Rain The Forum Threads have: Type the word "November" into the DT search (without the quotes) and you will find numerous listings of songs that have the word "November" in them. |
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15 Nov 02 - 11:06 PM (#827587) Subject: RE: November Songs From: mmb Yipes, Genie! I really did type "November" into the search box, but all that came up was the "good song for November" thread. I must have done something wrong. And I wouldn't have checked it again if not for your suggestion. The list of results is truly mind-boggling! Whoda thunk??? Meanwhile, one of the songs that turned up when I re-ran the search - Skibbereen - has a very special meaning for me. My maternal grandmother was from Skibbereen, and family lore says she was attending Mass in Cork Cathedral when news came of Kevin Barry's execution. Any Irish historians out there know if that can be true? Can anyone tell me if there are any recordings that contain "Skibbereen?" I can gat the sense of the tune from the MIDI, but would also like to hear it sung. Any suggestions? Thanks again, Genie! M. |
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15 Nov 02 - 11:15 PM (#827589) Subject: RE: November Songs From: Genie Welcome, mmb. |
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16 Nov 02 - 02:16 AM (#827638) Subject: RE: November Songs From: mg turning toward the morning generic late fall: Westron winds Is the life of a man Unquiet grave shoot..I had a bunch for October and you never asked me.. Grimsby Town Cliffs of Baccaleiu October Roses Castle of Dromore |
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16 Nov 02 - 05:31 AM (#827657) Subject: RE: November Songs From: The Shambles Autumn Gold No summer songs, it's getting late, The shortened days have sealed your fate. The mists rise, Cloud your eyes. You've lost the prize, but wait..... Autumn gold, the story's in the telling, not yet told. Autumn gold, the wind blows chill, but not yet cold, Autumn gold, not young, but not yet old. A glass half empty, or half to fill? You're over the worst, or you're over the hill. The end on the line? You've had your time. Past your prime, but still..... Autumn gold, the story's in the telling, not yet told. Autumn gold, the wind blows chill, but not yet cold, Autumn gold, not young, but not yet old. No magic, no miracle cures, The leaves fall, but the tree endures. A few branches gone, But the heartwood's strong. Life goes on, 'cos' you're..... Autumn gold, the story's in the telling, not yet told. Autumn gold, the wind blows chill, but not yet cold, Autumn gold, not young, but not yet old. Roger Gall 1996 |
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16 Nov 02 - 10:58 AM (#827704) Subject: RE: November Songs From: Peg If by "Westron Winds" you mean Robert Burns' "Westlin' Winds" the actual "title" of that song (it never had a formal one) is "Song (Composed in August)". The lyrics seem to be speaking of late summer as autumn approaches, the harvest season. But I like to sing it at any point from August thru December! (and other times) Turn Turn Ye Seasons The Sheep 'Neath the Snow I actually wrote the lyrics for a song recently with the phrase "November enthralling" but it's not a traditional or folky song at all...for a rock and roll recording project I am working on.. peg |
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16 Nov 02 - 10:59 AM (#827705) Subject: RE: November Songs From: GUEST Who Knows Where the Time Goes is appropriate to the season. |
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16 Nov 02 - 12:17 PM (#827776) Subject: RE: November Songs From: Genie Od course, Joni Mitchell's "Urge For Goin'" is perfect for the fall season. "..when the meadow grass is a-turnin' brown, Autumn leaves are a-fallin' down, Winter's closin' in." There's also the pop song "Autumn Leaves" ("Les Feuilles Mortes"). Genie |
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16 Nov 02 - 12:25 PM (#827781) Subject: RE: November Songs From: Leadfingers I know its not November but I still like the Incredibles 'October Song'. |
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16 Nov 02 - 12:29 PM (#827786) Subject: Lyr Add: SECOND WEEK OF DEER CAMP (Da Yoopers) From: Bat Goddess Well, it doesn't specifically MENTION November . . . SECOND WEEK OF DEER CAMP by Da Yoopers It's the second week of deer camp, I got a swollen head. I'm lying with the dustballs underneath my bed. An icy breeze is blowing in through the tongue and groove. My pants are frozen to the floor, and I'm too sick to move. I didn't drink too many, only thirty cans of beer. It must have been that last shot that put me under here. Chorus: It's the second week of deer camp, and all the guys are here. We drink, play cards and shoot the bull, but never shoot no deer. The only time we leave the camp is when we go for beer. The second week of deer camp is the greatest time of year! I remember playing poker, that weasel must have won. He's wearing me new swampers and sleeping with my gun. He's snoring like a chain saw, the camp smells like a dump. Someone's dirty underwear is hanging on the pump. Mukku's in the wood box, Eener's passed out on the stove. His flannel shirt is smoking, I wonder if he knows. Chorus Vito's crawling through the door, I think he got frostbite. He passed out in the outhouse, and he's been there since last night. Then Goofus stumbles through the door, he says he got a buck. He was coming from the wayside and he killed it with his truck. The Musti cracks a beer and says, "It's time to celebrate!" Goofus got the first buck since 1968. Chorus |
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16 Nov 02 - 01:13 PM (#827820) Subject: RE: November Songs From: DMcG Here is a link for - The Thomas Hood poem Greg Stephens mentioned. |
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16 Nov 02 - 01:14 PM (#827824) Subject: RE: November Songs From: mg more wood stove wood... mg |
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16 Nov 02 - 01:15 PM (#827826) Subject: RE: November Songs From: DMcG That was cunning - I got the HTML wrong and the sentence still makes sense and the link still works. Its the first time I've managed that! |
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16 Nov 02 - 01:22 PM (#827831) Subject: RE: November Songs From: greg stephens DMcG: thanks a lot for that link |
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16 Nov 02 - 03:24 PM (#827885) Subject: RE: November Songs From: Skipper Jack Pete & Chris Coe wrote a song entitled "Welcome Cold November" and recorded it back in 1976 for their album "Out Of Season out Of Rhyme" It's a lovely song. Peter says it relates to his home town of Northwich in Mid Cheshire. |
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16 Nov 02 - 03:44 PM (#827900) Subject: RE: November Songs From: boab d what about gone till november by Wycliff Jean |
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16 Nov 02 - 08:13 PM (#828059) Subject: RE: November Songs From: Charley Noble "Tune for November" by Gordon Bok. Linn, thanks for the words of "The Second Week of Deer Camp." Charley Noble |
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16 Nov 02 - 08:58 PM (#828079) Subject: RE: November Songs From: Mudlark A great line from a Russell Hoban novel..."It was Novembering hard outside..." Always thought it would make a good song... |
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01 Nov 03 - 12:23 AM (#1045651) Subject: RE: November Songs From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull |
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01 Nov 03 - 12:55 AM (#1045663) Subject: RE: November Songs From: mg Zeke Hoskins wrote a very funny duck hunting song for I( think about this time of year.. mg |
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01 Nov 03 - 11:23 AM (#1045815) Subject: RE: November Songs From: Phil Cooper Sandy Denny's song titled Late November, though the word November doesn't appear in the song itself. |
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01 Nov 03 - 07:58 PM (#1046013) Subject: RE: November Songs From: GUEST, GEST Plenty of November songs in Newfoundland. :-) The Legionnaires Jim McCarthy 1929 Tidal Wave One Last Cold Kiss The Union From St. John's Rocks At Thieves Bay |
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01 Nov 03 - 11:10 PM (#1046089) Subject: RE: November Songs From: Margret RoadKnight Well, it's pretty hot in November where some of us live... |
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05 Sep 06 - 08:48 AM (#1827360) Subject: RE: November Songs From: GUEST,Mrrzy Just came back from a long weekend camping while a hurricane went by... listened to The Second Week of Deer Camp, thanks for the lyrics, bat goddess! I was camping with cavers so bats were everywhere... |
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05 Sep 06 - 05:51 PM (#1827837) Subject: Lyr Add: WELCOME COLD NOVEMBER From: Herga Kitty Skipper Jack - absolutely. The Out of Season album was a treasure. Kitty WELCOME COLD NOVEMBER (OUT OF SEASON, OUT OF RHYME) A mist comes crawling down the street To the corner where the kids all meet With their fingers stiff and frozen feet To welcome cold November (x2) And underneath the pale gaslight We sang our song into the night All down each alley sharp and bright To welcome cold November Come rain or fog you could be sure If you be rich, or be you poor There'd come a knock upon your door It's only cold November And you never asked the reason why You spared a penny for the guy Or Roman candles in the sky To light up cold November And the poor Guy Fawkes must burn again It's a pity that he died in vain For I should like to do the same To celebrate November But your father's standing by the gate Your mother's in a right old state Son, don't you know it's far too late To wander through November But now I'm old and past me prime Out of season, out of rhyme The kids today can't find the time To welcome cold November |