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Thread #169212 Message #4097403
Posted By: GerryM
12-Mar-21 - 10:21 PM
Thread Name: Songs from the Mudcat Worldwide Singaround
Subject: RE: Songs from the Mudcat Worldwide Singaround
I came to the singaround of 8/9 March 2021 late and left early, so I owe even greater thanks to others than usual. Moorley Man & Mrrzy, independently, supplied me with the performances from before my joining, and Joe sent me the chat transcript so I could reconstruct what happened after I left. Here's the list of songs, poems, and tunes – corrections eagerly solicited.
In the Jailhouse Now The Dutch in the Medway Captain Wedderburn's Courtship Jolly Wagoner Les Djinnes (poem) Planxty Irwin (tune) Jamie Allen (tune) Mon Amie la Rose (in French) Willie 'ole Lad The Yellow Bittern Making Babies by Steam Keemo Kimo (aka Sing Song Kitty) The Duke's Late Glorious Success Over the Dutch Cab, Cab, Cab Sylvie A Dialogue Between a Believer and his Soul King Henry The Reaper's Revenge Rosie the Riveter Hard Times of Old England Lovely Nancy Burning Gold Boomer Johnson We Don't Need the Men The Quilting Party (aka Seeing Nellie Home) Go Tell Aunt Rhody This World Goes 'round and 'round The Lasses O' Bonnie Dundee Female Drummer Drover's Boy Darling Nellie Gray March of the Women Believe Me, if All Those Endearing Young Charms We Were There The Tryphina's Extra Hand The Curragh of Kildare (aka The Irish Lovers) Sandgate Dandling Song The Winter with His Grisly Storms Liverpool Lullaby Short Jacket and White Trousers Whup Jamboree Blackleg Miner Maid on the Shore The Last Battle People Say Strange Things Mothers Teach Your Sons Memories of Maxine (poem?) Time to Thank the Women Killing the Blues Housewife's Lament MacCrimmon's Lament All the Way Home Rosa's Lovely Daughters Harriet Tubman Bread and Roses Wall Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain Welcome Idris Strike Song Streets of Five-i-o Poverty Knock Little Red Hen (Poem) John Golden and the Lawrence Strike Maid of Fyvie Northwest Passage February March Oh, Didn't He Ramble Sarah Cynthia Sylvia Stout Would Not Take The Garbage Out Rebecca Who Slammed Doors For Fun And Perished Miserably