Subject: Nic Jones From: kddlc@tin.it. Date: 23 Jul 99 - 01:54 PM I'd like to have the words of "Drowned Lovers", "Annan Water" and "Sir Patrick Spens" as sung by Nic Jones. |
Subject: RE: Nic Jones From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Jul 99 - 02:22 PM Click here for a terrific Nic Jones page, which includes the songs you're seeking. -Joe Offer (also sent by e-mail)- |
Subject: RE: Nic Jones From: SueH Date: 23 Jul 99 - 07:33 PM Thanks, Joe - what an interesting site! Sue |
Subject: RE: Nic Jones From: Joe Offer Date: 26 Jul 99 - 03:06 AM Copied from another thread. Robert, I guess you lost track of this thread and didn't see our answers. Next time, use the "Forum Search" to bring the discussion up again, and don't start a new thread if you're talking about the same thing somebody was discussing before. -Joe Offer-
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Subject: RE: Nic Jones From: GeorgeH Date: 26 Jul 99 - 06:46 AM To: Joe Offer You said: > Next time, use the "Forum Search" to bring the > discussion up again, and don't start a new thread So how does the newbie here obtain the crystal ball to know what's come up before? G. |
Subject: RE: Nic Jones From: kddlc@tin.it. Date: 26 Jul 99 - 10:56 AM To Joe Offer: Thank you very much. But the version of "Sir Patrick Spens" is not the one sung by Nic Jones. "Annan Water" and "The Drowned Lovers" are OK. I'd like to continue the search for "Sir Patrick Spens". The version sung by Martin Carthy in "Signs of Life" is similar to Nic Jones', and I'd like that one too. Thank you. Robert |
Subject: RE: Nic Jones From: GeorgeH Date: 27 Jul 99 - 10:37 AM For "Annan Water" buy the Kate Rusby CD "Hourglass"; the version there is VERY close to Nic's. And the CD is a damn fine investment anyway. Really this post ought to be in the "saddest song" thread - for that rendition of the song, combined with its association with Nic . . . G. |
Subject: Lyr Add: SIR PATRICK SPENS (from Nic Jones) From: Date: 28 Jul 99 - 04:46 AM Not sure how exact this is as I no longer have the LP available, but this is the version I learnt from it at the time (possibly with minor changes that've crept in over the nearly 30 years that have passed since then...) SIR PATRICK SPENS The king he sits in Dunfermline town So the king he has written a broad letter Oh who is he that's done this deed But rise up rise up my merry men all Oh where can I find me a little cabin boy And the very first step that Patrick he took Oh long long may their ladies sit
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Subject: RE: Nic Jones From: kddlc@tin.it. Date: 28 Jul 99 - 01:19 PM That's it! Thanks to the last unknown person for the words of Nic Jones' Sir Patrick Spens. Thanks to Joe Offer for all the other texts. Thanks to GeorgeH: I know and like Kate Rusby's Hourglass. Bye. Roberto |
Subject: RE: Nic Jones From: mike@gar.no Date: 28 Jul 99 - 03:40 PM Sorry, forgot to 'sign' the Patrick Spens text. Hope you have as much fun singing it as I have over the years! -mike- |
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