Traditional Singers on YouTube

Subject: RE: Traditional Singers on YouTube
From: Paul Davenport
Date: 07 Feb 14 - 10:14 AM

Here's one I put up earlier this year;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSon_CIrac0
This is Fred Jordan singing at Whitby Folk Week.
enjoy

Subject: RE: Traditional Singers on YouTube
From: it'smagic
Date: 07 Feb 14 - 10:24 AM

A lot of traditional singers here - at least singers of traditional Scots songs from the Greig-Duncan collection. This is a project of the University of Edinburgh. The YT channel is CeltScotVideos.

Subject: RE: Traditional Singers on YouTube
From: The Sandman
Date: 07 Feb 14 - 01:01 PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsxG06FMA-Y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xVT-vdJL4g

Subject: RE: Traditional Singers on YouTube
From: Lighter
Date: 07 Feb 14 - 04:05 PM

Try

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tX1D8kJrSbM

and

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rW16Q_hVTB4&feature=related

Subject: RE: Traditional Singers on YouTube
From: Georgiansilver
Date: 07 Feb 14 - 05:43 PM

The Rose Of Allendale!

Subject: RE: Traditional Singers on YouTube
From: GUEST,Mike Yates
Date: 08 Feb 14 - 11:45 AM

A couple of points. 1. According to Partridge, "Scads" means "Much; e.g. 'scads of money': adopted, ca. 1935, from US, esp. by would be 'slick' thriller-writers." And 2. If you like Dillard Chandler, get hold of the Smithsonian Folkways CD & DVD set "Dark Holler - Old Love Songs and Ballads" (SFW CD 40159). The DVD is a copy of John Cohen's film "The End of an Old Song". It captures Dillard, his music and his comunity far better than anything before, or since.

Subject: RE: Traditional Singers on YouTube
From: The Sandman
Date: 08 Feb 14 - 12:43 PM

traditional singers and singers of traditional songsare not the same thing according to collectors of songs.