Lyr Add: Yorkshire songs and narrative

Subject: Lyr Add: Yorkshire songs and narrative
From: GUEST,padgett
Date: 09 Aug 06 - 06:17 AM

See Thread Nobleman's Wedding b/f

Mainly Yorkshire songs, I'm at work

Poor Old Weaver's Daughter, Nobleman and Thresher, Down By Dark Arches, (Walter Pardon), Edward (Frank Hinchliffe) Rolling on the Grass (Arthur Howard), Old Wooden Rocker (Frank H)
Macafferty, Dalesmans Litany, Old Brown's Daughter (WP),
Muffin Man (AH), Sheffield Park (FH)

S/B 14 I'll fill in missing from Home

that's on Vol 1 'Stand Up Raymond' [o he is1] coined by Booker
Review expected in next Stirring (been out baout a year)

Ray Padgett 68 Longcauseway, Barnsley S71 2JA (£5)
NB no sleeve notes - any commercial interest? another CD in my brain at least, last learnt 'The Bonny Hawthorne' from Whitby a lovely chorusey song

On next (Vol 2) The Pear Tree, German Musicianer, Butter and Cheese an'All
Young Officer, Adieu to Old England (Tom and Bertha Brown), Poor Labouring Men, Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy, Country Carrier, Robin Hood and three Squires, Wiiliam Taylor etc

Mainly Yorkshire songs, I'm at work

On next (Vol 2) The Pear Tree, German Musicianer, Butter and Cheese an'All
Young Officer, Adieu to Old England (Tom and Bertha Brown), Poor Labouring Men, Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy, Country Carrier, Robin Hood and three Squires, Wiiliam Taylor etc

Subject: RE: Lyr Add: Yorkshire songs and narrative
From: GUEST,padgett
Date: 09 Aug 06 - 06:20 AM

Now underway and hope to do my autobiography ~ 10,000 words so far and lots of songs to record for Volume 2 song texts to be included in my autobiography, songs will be unaccompanied and recorded mp3 and downloaded onto master CD

Format as Christie Moores Autobiog

Anybody any ideas on getting published!!

Will clearly include any others in my repertoire, non Yorkshire

see also 'The Yorkshire Garland' project

Ray

Subject: ADD: Yorkshire song (Anna Shannon)
From: Joe Offer
Date: 01 Sep 25 - 05:54 PM

YORKSHIRE SONG
(Anna Shannan)

When heather’s bloom has faded long and turned to brown
When pheasant chides his bright alarm
When rolling mist the valley shrouds in silent arms
Once more I know this place to be my home

I heard the curlew cry today from windswept heath
A plaintive call on rising wing
And as I watched from ragged lines of weathered trees
My heart stirred from her place to go with him

There’s not one thing I would not give to be as he
To circle here in joyous flight
And on these moors my life to live to simply be
My spirit to go on in hill and scree

I wish that I could write a song that had no words
Of beauteous things and journeys run
For many is the time I’ve tried and tales begun
But with beauty such as this the words won’t come

When heather’s bloom has faded long and turned to brown
When pheasant chides his bright alarm
When rolling mist the valley shrouds in silent arms
Once more I know this place to be my home

Subject: RE: Lyr Add: Yorkshire songs and narrative
From: r.padgett
Date: 02 Sep 25 - 02:29 AM

yes lovely song by Anna Shannon ~ she is a fine performer from Yorkshire

Ray

Subject: RE: Lyr Add: Yorkshire songs and narrative
From: r.padgett
Date: 02 Sep 25 - 01:25 PM

On a personal note I recorded a CD with booklet in 2010 with 49 songs unaccompanied

Actually recorded by Matt Nelson ~ I did the song lyrics, notes and errors!

Still available

Ray