16 Feb 06 - 05:23 PM (#1670286) Subject: Origins: she will have music wherever she goes From: GSilver I think in the 1960s some group like the New Christy Minstrels had a rousing song with this line. Can anyone identify the recording? I know it originates from an English rhyme (was that about Lady Godiva?). |
16 Feb 06 - 05:57 PM (#1670333) Subject: RE: Origins: she will have music wherever she goes From: Willa This might be useful http://www.kton.demon.co.uk/banbury.htm |
16 Feb 06 - 10:47 PM (#1670639) Subject: RE: Origins: she will have music wherever she goes From: Gurney Must be a posh person wrote that down. Most midlanders say Ride a cock hoss, to Banbury Cross... |
16 Feb 06 - 11:40 PM (#1670693) Subject: RE: Origins: she will have music wherever she goes From: Peace SHE SHALL HAVE MUSIC From the film "She Shall Have Music" (1935) (Al Goodhart / Al Hoffman / Maurice Sigler) Jack Hylton & His Orch. (Film Soundtrack) - 1935 Jack Hylton & His Orch. (vocal: Sam Costa) - 1936 Lud Gluskin & His Orch. (vocal: Buddy Clark) - 1936 Louis Levy & His Orch. - 1936 Red Nichols - 1939 Ennis Hylton & Her Orch. (vocal: Jimmy Miller) - 1939 Glenn Miller's Army Air Force Band (vocal: Johnny Desmond) - 1944 She shall have music wherever she goes With plenty of rhythm to tickle her toes Wherever she goes, she shall have music She shall have songbirds to sing her to sleep With plenty of dream birds to count up her sheep Awake or asleep, she shall have music And while she's dreaming I'll write a dream song And I'll be hoping that It will be our theme song She shall have church bells to ring out in rhyme So we can go marching in honeymoon time She shall have music wherever she goes from lyricsplayground.com/alpha/ songs/s/sheshallhavemusic.shtml |
17 Feb 06 - 03:55 AM (#1670864) Subject: RE: Origins: she will have music wherever she goes From: Jeanie Gurney: an even posher person would sing it like this: "Ride a cock horse to Benbury crorse" ! - jeanie ;) |
17 Feb 06 - 11:05 PM (#1671665) Subject: RE: Origins: she will have music wherever she goes From: GUEST,Julia Then there's the one about the Irishman who goes to the southseas and marries a girl there Rings on her fingers and bells on her toes Elephants to ride upon, my little Irish rose So come to your Nabob and next St Patrick's day You'll be Mrs Mumbo jumbo jidjybo jay- O'Shea! Not about Lady Godiva, I suspect Julia I've Got Rings On My fingers - in the Digital Tradition |
18 Feb 06 - 03:41 AM (#1671737) Subject: RE: Origins: she will have music wherever she goes From: Gurney Jeanie, I've heard people like that. The say "Oh!" and it has all five vowels in it. In alphabetical order, too. It's a skipping chant, I think. Never heard Glen Miller's version. |
18 Feb 06 - 07:47 PM (#1672433) Subject: RE: Origins: she will have music wherever she goes From: GSilver Don't know if it was the Glenn Miller song I heard on the radio in the 70s or 80s. Any further possibilities? |
19 Feb 06 - 07:42 PM (#1673339) Subject: RE: Origins: she will have music wherever she goes From: GUEST,.gargoyle From: http://www.famousquotes.me.uk/nursery_rhymes/ride_a_cock_horse.htm
Nursery Rhyme Reference is to Queen Elizabeth I - her carrage breakdown on the way to see the stone cross
Sincerely,
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20 Feb 06 - 01:26 AM (#1673515) Subject: RE: Origins: she will have music wherever she goes From: GSilver I have now heard the music to both the English rhyme and the 1935 movie. Neither sounds like it. Need to research the repertoires of the big 60s folk groups. |