Subject: RE: Song Chain From: YorkshireYankee Date: 18 Feb 12 - 11:19 AM Tried searching on a third phrase and did find something in the DT after all; clearly the same song, but with a lot of different words: Brisk Young Lad |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Snuffy Date: 20 Feb 12 - 08:35 AM Brisk Young Widow |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Flash Company Date: 20 Feb 12 - 09:33 AM It's of a brisk young Tailor my story I'll relate, He lived at an inn called the Ram and the Gate, The Ram and the Gate was the place where he did dwell, And wine and women's company he loved exceeding well! FC What did the tailors do wrong to become the butt of so many folk lyrics? |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Snuffy Date: 28 Feb 12 - 03:50 AM And wine and women's company he loved exceeding well! THE WIFE OF USHER'S WELL |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: tijuanatime Date: 28 Feb 12 - 06:17 AM It fell about the Martinmas time And a gay time it was then o That our good wife had puddings to make And she boiled them in the pan o. The Barring Of The Door |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: GUEST,Black Belt Caterpillar Wrestler Date: 28 Feb 12 - 07:26 AM Black White Yellow and Green (The strangest plum puddings that I've ever seen). |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: John MacKenzie Date: 28 Feb 12 - 11:22 AM The Brown and the Yellow Ale |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Stringsinger Date: 28 Feb 12 - 11:54 AM What would be really interesting to me would be a song chain showing variants of existing folk songs and their metamorphoses through the ages. Example: The Ballad of Robert Kidd (Pirate) Sam Hall. What Wondrous Love is This (shape note hymn) The stanzaic forms are similar indicating influences that changed the variants. Variations for example of the Binorie Ballad, The Twa Sisters, The Wind and the Rain, etc. Or The Three Ravens, Billy MacGee Macgaw, and possibly the melodic content for Johnny I Hardly Knew Ya'. Every folk song in tradition has an antecedent either in music or in story content. |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Suegorgeous Date: 28 Feb 12 - 07:30 PM Then why not start one? |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: tijuanatime Date: 29 Feb 12 - 03:37 AM From: A board of elder and a board of holly, Oh, the brown and the yellow ale And three great yards of a shroud all about me. Oh, love of my heart Earl Richard |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Joe_F Date: 29 Feb 12 - 08:06 PM She's pretty & fine, this yellow gal.... |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: YorkshireYankee Date: 01 Mar 12 - 07:42 PM HENRY MY SON What color were those eels, Henry my boy? What color were those eels, my pride and joy Green and yeller. Green and yeller. Mother be quick I got to be sick and lay me down to die. (BTW, I learned it as: "What color was them eels..." and: "Mother be quick, I think I'm sick...") |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Tattie Bogle Date: 01 Mar 12 - 07:56 PM Henry Martin - in the DT |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Joe_F Date: 01 Mar 12 - 07:58 PM Martin said to his men, "Fie, man, fie!" |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: YorkshireYankee Date: 01 Mar 12 - 08:43 PM BIG MUDDY "We were knee/waist/neck deep in the Big Muddy, But the big fool said to move on." |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: tijuanatime Date: 02 Mar 12 - 09:06 AM Oh it's six weeks come Sunday since ma laddie's went awa, He's awa tae join the regiment o the gallant Forty Twa. The Gallant Forty Twa' |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Barb'ry Date: 02 Mar 12 - 09:57 AM He's awa tae join the regiment Early one morning, one bright summers' day Twenty-four ladies were making their way A regiment of soldiers were marching nearby Drummer Boy |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Flash Company Date: 02 Mar 12 - 10:22 AM I wish the Queen of England would send for me in time And place me in some Regiment all in my youth and prime Rocks of Bawn FC |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: GUEST,Don Wise Date: 02 Mar 12 - 10:59 AM .....I listed in a REGIMENT and a drummer I became And there I learned to play upon the drum-a-dum-dum The Female Drummer |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Tattie Bogle Date: 02 Mar 12 - 08:02 PM Fareweel Ye Banks O' Sicily: The drummie is polisht, the drummie is braw He cannae be seen for his webbin ava He's beezed himsel' up for a photy and a' Tae leave wi' his Lola his dearie |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Joe_F Date: 02 Mar 12 - 09:35 PM Ich bin die fesche Lola, der Liebling der Saison! Ich hab' ein Pianola zu Haus' in mein' Salon.... |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Snuffy Date: 03 Mar 12 - 06:03 AM Salon, it's been good to know ya |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: John MacKenzie Date: 03 Mar 12 - 06:40 AM I got to the camp and I learnt how to fight Fascists in daytime, mosquitoes at night I got my orders to cross o'er the sea So I waved goodbye to the girls I could see, Jamie Foyers |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: tijuanatime Date: 03 Mar 12 - 12:09 PM The original, Napoleonic Jamie Foyers died thus: But mounting the ladder for scaling the wall, By a shot from a French gun young Foyers did fall; The Keech in the Creel |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Tattie Bogle Date: 03 Mar 12 - 03:38 PM Keep the home foyers burning. |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Joe_F Date: 03 Mar 12 - 04:36 PM Wir betreten Feuertrunken, Himmliche, dein' Heiligtum. |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: John MacKenzie Date: 04 Mar 12 - 04:21 AM Engine No 9 |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Suegorgeous Date: 04 Mar 12 - 06:43 AM Revolution No. 9 (Beatles, White Album) |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: saulgoldie Date: 04 Mar 12 - 10:41 AM "White's Squall" by Stan Rogers. Saul |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Barb'ry Date: 04 Mar 12 - 11:55 AM Were you being tongue in cheek about 'White's Squall', Saul? Probably just a typo! (or another song). Anyway: and her lover's gone into a white squall to My love it will endure dear, like a beacon in the squall The Oggy Man |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Tattie Bogle Date: 04 Mar 12 - 06:01 PM A Man's a Man for A' That. In the DT |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: YorkshireYankee Date: 04 Mar 12 - 11:27 PM From all that dwell below the skies Let faith and hope and love arise Let beauty, truth and good be sung In every land by every tongue (TtTO the Doxology) I remember singing this during the services of/at the Unitarian church my family attended when I was a kid... |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: Joe_F Date: 05 Mar 12 - 05:18 PM Back to Beethoven! Alle Menschen werden Brüder Wo dein sanfter Flügel weilt. |
Subject: RE: Song Chain From: MGM·Lion Date: 05 Mar 12 - 11:17 PM Doxology ~~ For Thine is the Kingdom (Song? ~ Well, there are surely plenty of choral and solo vocal settings of the Paternoster!) And as for Freude, schöne Götterfunken ~~ Why, Dr Freud, O Dr Freud, How I wish you had been differently employed... ~M~ |
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