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Joe Rae's Daemon Lover DigiTrad: HOUSE CARPENTER THE DEMON LOVER THE HOUSE CARPENTER (II) Related threads: Pentangle's House Carpenter (11) Lyr Req: Demon Lover in New England? (185) (origins) Origins: Question about a verse in 'Daemon Lover' (8) Lyr Req: Child 243 on Bronson (16) (origins) Origin: House Carpenter (27) Lyr Req: House Carpenter (#243 - Jean Ritchie) (17) Lyr Req: cyril tawney's carpenter's wife (#243) (18)
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Subject: Joe Rae's Daemon Lover From: Richard Mellish Date: 06 May 12 - 07:33 AM Another thread made brief reference to Joe Rae's version of The Daemon Lover (Child 243), which can be heard on the Tobar an Dualchais website. (The first reference in that thread named him "John Rae" by mistake, and his Daemon Lover disappeared from the Tobar an Dualchais search results for a while but has now reappeared.) There is a Musical Traditions CD with much information about him (and which I've just ordered) but it doesn't include this particular ballad. The Tobar an Dualchais website reports his saying "that this song was collected in Tweedside at the turn of the eighteenth century". However his tune seems to me nothing like any of those in Bronson, but remarkably similar to Amazing Grace. Anyone know any more about this version? Richard |
Subject: RE: Joe Rae's Daemon Lover From: GUEST,Auldtimer Date: 06 May 12 - 11:46 AM I am sure if you ask for Joe Rae he will let you know himself. He is a Mudcat menber and contributer. |
Subject: RE: Joe Rae's Daemon Lover From: Richard Mellish Date: 06 May 12 - 04:02 PM What name does Joe Rae use here? Richard |
Subject: RE: Joe Rae's Daemon Lover From: Susan of DT Date: 06 May 12 - 05:56 PM Joe is Gutcher on mudcat |
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