21 Jan 97 - 04:21 AM (#1518) Subject: Universal soldier and Codine From: planner@wagga.net.au Which 1960's folk singer's first album included above 2 songs? Thanks |
25 Oct 99 - 03:22 PM (#127849) Subject: RE: Universal soldier and Codine From: pwrwgn52@msn.com I believe it was Buffy St.Marie.....?? Do you have the full lyrics to Codine? I have two verses but there's more. Robert |
25 Oct 99 - 03:31 PM (#127853) Subject: RE: Universal Soldier and Codeine From: Philippa I agree, Buffy St Marie. UNIVERSAL SOLDIER is in the Digital Tradition database. One way to find the lyrics is by typing [universal soldier] )in square brackets as shown)in the DigitTrad lyrics search box above. |
25 Oct 99 - 06:27 PM (#127912) Subject: Lyr Add: COD'INE (Buffy Sainte-Marie) From: Tiger And here's Cod'ine. Great sons both. Lots of speculation about whether it's 'reel' or 'real' - I've heard both but prefer reel.
COD'INE GUITAR INTRO
My belly is a-cravin', I got a shakin' in my head,
Well, when I was a young girl, I learned not to care
Stay away from the cities; stay away from the town,
You'll forget you're a woman, you'll forget about men, INSTRUMENTAL BREAK
But, if I die tomorrow, still one thing I've done,
And my belly is a-cravin'; I got a shakin' in my head, |
25 Oct 99 - 10:15 PM (#127981) Subject: RE: Universal soldier and Codine From: BobLusk It was published in Sing Out at some point I think. "Real vs reel" could be figured out from that. Bob |
26 Oct 99 - 06:17 AM (#128102) Subject: RE: Universal soldier and Codine From: Roger in Baltimore Buffy does Codeine in "dropped D" tuning, DADGBD. Roger in Baltimore |
26 Oct 99 - 03:39 PM (#128289) Subject: RE: Universal soldier and Codine From: Eric the Viking Cod'ine was reprinted in the "Reprints from Sing out!" in Volume 10 1967 page 30. It's printed in the key of A. A- Am7- D- A E7(sus4) E7 E9 are ll the chords except the last line of the chorus where it changes to Am7 D C A. Cheers. Eric |
26 Oct 99 - 08:48 PM (#128395) Subject: Chords Add: COD'INE (Buffy Sainte-Marie) From: Roger in Baltimore I think I learned this from the Buffy St. Marie song book. I will try to transcribe it in my inimitable way.
Dropped D, DADGBD Enjoy the music. Roger in Baltimore |
30 Oct 99 - 01:06 PM (#129842) Subject: RE: Universal soldier and Codine From: Tiger Ah, the old "terpin hydrate and codeine elixir." Used to get it when I was in kollitch (over the counter at the drugstore then, 'til they got wise) - it would ream out your throat going down, then a warm afterglow - BUT, no more congestion! I never inhaled. |
18 Jul 00 - 01:20 AM (#259807) Subject: RE: Universal soldier and Codine From: Peter Kasin You might want to check out Buffy Sainte-Marie's live rendition of Codine on the 1964 Newport Folk Festival Evening Concerts, Vol I album. It's powerful! The album pops up now and again in used record stores. |
18 Jul 00 - 03:28 AM (#259827) Subject: RE: Universal soldier and Codine From: sledge I used to have a three album (vinyl) set of recordings from the 1964 Newport folk festival (the year I appeared on the planet) and I loved it. Lent it to a colleague who stole it. When I see things that remind me of the loss of these albums I miss them all over again, Codiene was always one of my favourites, it also had a blinding version of Tom Dooley, but I can't remember by who. Nostalgia time Stu |
19 Jul 00 - 12:51 AM (#260574) Subject: RE: Universal soldier and Codine From: mg might try putting in some she's instead of some of those he's.. mg |
15 Feb 08 - 08:47 PM (#2263559) Subject: Lyr Add: PINEY WOOD HILLS (Buffy Sainte-Marie) From: Peace Must admit that while I love Universal Soldier, my favourite of all her songs is the following (from her site) PINEY WOOD HILLS Buffy Sainte-Marie © Gypsy Boy Music-SOCAN This is a love song for home, wherever a person finds it. As I've travelled around the world, there have been many places that made the song feel new to me. Bobby Bare made it a country hit in 1967. I'm a rambler and a rover and a wanderer it seems I've traveled all over chasing after my dreams But a dream should come true and a heart should be filled and a life should be lived in the piney wood hills I'll return to the woodlands I'll return to the snow I'll return to the hills and the valley below I'll return like a poor man or a king if God wills but I'm on my way home to the piney wood hills I was raised on a song there I done right I done wrong there and it's true I belong there and it's true it's my home From ocean to ocean I've rambled and roamed and soon I'll return to my piney wood home Maybe someday I'll find someone who will love as I love my piney wood hills I was raised on a song there I done right I done wrong there and it's true I belong there and it's true it's my home I'll return to the woodlands I'll return to the snow I'll return to the hills and the valley below I'll return like a poor man or a king if God wills but I'm on my way home to the piney wood hills. |
16 Feb 08 - 12:35 AM (#2263621) Subject: RE: Universal soldier and Codine From: Bearheart Are there coincidences? I wasn't going to do computer stuff tonight, I was going to be a good girl and get some sleep. But Mudcat called. For many years I have been entranced by music of the British Isles, but I discovered Buffy just a year before I graduated high school (it would have been 1970-1), and loved her music. All of it. Was a bit disappointed by the later stuff-- her voice and delivery were so grand that too much instrumentation really detracted I thought. Just tonight I was looking at an email from my 16 year old niece reminding me I had promised her my Buffy Ste. Marie albums! just the other day... and wanting to know when I was going to deliver them. Circles and Cycles... Well, I couldn't resist, I had to go find those albums-- I had forgotten all of the traditional ballads she recorded: Reynardine, Lord Randall and the like... the songs she penned are so memorable it is easy to forget how many of these she recorded. |
16 Feb 08 - 02:30 PM (#2263969) Subject: RE: Universal soldier and Codine From: open mike Buffy St., Marie, is of the First Nations Crow tribe from Canada. I love, and often sing her Piney Wood Hills and am glad to see that she has gone on to become an educator, developing a math tutoring program for native students, and has been awarded the Canadian Juno award. She also has done a lot to encourage native youth to express themselves thru their art. See her Creative Native home page/web site some of her latest appearances have been as a speaker. She was born on a Cree reservation in Qu'Appelle Valley, Saskatchewan. She received a PHD, and now works with education. Visit Cradleboard to learn more. |
16 Feb 08 - 03:26 PM (#2264038) Subject: RE: Universal soldier and Codine From: Slag It is wonderful to see someone who puts their money where there mouth is. And heart. And entire life! My admiration for Buffy St. Marie is exponentially increased. Thanks open mike. |
16 Feb 08 - 04:23 PM (#2264071) Subject: RE: Universal soldier and Codine From: Midchuck A long time back - would have had to been late 70s or early 80s - my kids were watching Sesame Street when I walked in to the room and looked at it. I yelled something like "Holy S***, that's Buffy!" The kids looked at me as though I'd gone strange (they used to look at me that way quite often) and said something like, "Well, yeah. So?" Peter. |
16 Feb 08 - 09:44 PM (#2264257) Subject: RE: Universal soldier and Codine From: open mike Yes, I was glad to find how much she has done for all people including her people...and a PHD?! I am proud of her and impressed@! |