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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: open mike Date: 02 Jan 23 - 02:36 PM OF COURSE THE FIDDLE TUNE THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY ABOUT THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS.... AND THE SONG THAT WAS PENNED BY HISTORY TEACHER "JIMMY DRIFTWOOD" TO HELP HIS STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT THE BATTLE. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiNWx_IZUj8 Link To Mudcat Posting above by GerryM :BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS (THE) |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 02 Jan 23 - 06:22 AM Link to posting MUDCAT: Any December Songs THE MARI LWYD SONG translate.dyn?url=https://mudcat.org/detail.cfm?messages__Message_ID=4129902 |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GUEST,henryp Date: 02 Jan 23 - 06:09 AM The midwinter majesty of THE MARI LWYD Mari is taken around a village traditionally, often between Christmas Day and Twelfth Night, She is dressed with festive lights and decorations, and is usually accompanied by an ostler. When the group gets to a house, they sing Welsh language songs or wassails, or more traditionally indulge in a ritual called pwnco: an exchange of rude rhymes with the person who lives there. https://www.wales.com/about/culture/mari-lwyd Mari Lwyd |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 01 Jan 23 - 07:39 PM HEN WLAD FY NHADAU / LAND OF MY FATHERS January 1856 The words of "Land of My Fathers" ( Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau ), the unofficial national anthem of Wales, were written by Evan James and the tune composed by his son, James James, both residents of Pontypridd, Glamorgan, in Wales
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 01 Jan 23 - 04:37 AM NEW YEAR SONGS & Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:New_Year_songs A ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS NEW YEAR’S DAY by Hurts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cgNTsAro2g EL ANNO VIEJO https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=El+A%C3%B1o+Viejo AULD LANG SYNE https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=auld+lang+syne+song
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GUEST,henryp Date: 01 Jan 23 - 04:33 AM 250 years of AMAZING GRACE. The hymn was written for a New Year service in 1773. 01 January 2023 BBC Radio 4 Sunday Worship BBC Sounds Available for 29 days. Featuring a broad variety of arrangements of the famous hymn and reflections from those who’ve performed or adapted it, including Bob Chilcott, Karen Gibson, John Rutter and Will Todd. 08 January 2023 13:15 BBC1 S0ngs of Praise On 1 January 1773, John Newton’s now famous words were first performed in the parish church where he was curate. 250 years on, Claire visits that same church to discover the remarkable story behind the hymn, the extraordinary life of its composer and the reasons for the composition’s enduring power. In Olney, Claire meets local experts who reflect on the life of John Newton, from his early years of debauchery as a sailor and then as a slave trader to his later life as a dedicated clergy man, hymn writer and abolitionist. Claire hears how a moment of epiphany at sea sparked a deep Christian that faith helped him to realise the full horror of his actions and compelled him to spend the rest of his life serving others and striving to abolish the evil of slavery. Recordings of “Amazing Grace" on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Amazing+Grace+song "Amazing Grace"– Interesting variant sung by Horton Barker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5oZ_yolFlw John Newton from Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Newton Link to post below by henryp about AMAZING GRACE |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 07 Aug 22 - 12:17 PM DEPORTEE ( Plane Wreck at Los Gatos) 28 January , 1948 crash of a plane near Los Gatos Canyon, west of Coalinga in Fresno County, California, United States, resulting in the deaths of 32 people, 4 Americans and 28 migrant farm workers who were being deported from California back to Mexico. Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos) from Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deportee_(Plane_Wreck_at_Los_Gatos) Many recordings of Deportee on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Deportee+%28Plane+Crash+At+Los+Gatos%29-+Woody+Guthrie |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GerryM Date: 28 Apr 22 - 12:29 AM DEM NAYNTN YANUAR [Ninth of January] “Dem Nayntn Yanuar [Ninth of January],” a Jewish folk song that references the Bloody Sunday March of 1905, was originally collected by ethnomusicologist Moshe Beregovsky. Eléonore Weill, vocalist and flutist for new-traditional klezmer band Tsibele, composed and arranged a new melody for the band. “Dem Nayntn Yanuar” is on Tsibele’s album It’s Dark Outside – Indroysn iz Finster. Translation: “On the ninth of January we wept and wailed As they took our brothers from the stock exchange to the jail Soon as we got there, we all took a vow: “Brothers and sisters, don’t be afraid of any jails Come out of the jails to awaken the people, Come out of the jails with bombs and dynamite. Destroy the tyrants who are sucking our blood. “They suck our blood like it’s the best wine The czar and the government should go to hell– And they will. “When someone yelled: Jews, Muslims, and Christians, We responded with: Down with Capitalism! Then we, the workers, will raise our heads. The world will be renewed, when we, the workers, are free.” Tsibele is a new-traditional klezmer band based in Brooklyn, NY. Tsibele emphasizes Klezmer’s relationship to regional musical genres and dialects by drawing from the Jewish music of Romania and Moldova, 19th century secular Yiddish folk songs from Eastern Europe, and contemporary folk and improvised music. The band includes Zoë Aqua (violin), Eva Boodman (trumpet), Zoe Guigueno (bass), Hannah Temple (accordion) and Eléonore Weill (wooden flutes and vocals). Tsibele: Dem Nayntn Yanuar/ Ninth of January on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBnHSxwzTI0 Bloody Sunday (1905) from Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Sunday_(1905) |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GUEST,Diolch Date: 07 Feb 22 - 07:31 AM On 1 January 1892 the first Ellis Island Immigration Station officially opened, with three ships waiting to disembark their passengers. 700 immigrants to the U.S.A. passed through that day. ISLE OF HOPE, ISLE OF TEARS (lyrics by Brendan Graham) "On the first day on January, eighteen ninety-two, They opened Ellis Island and they let the people through" Lyrics: /mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=55121#855296 Sean Keane: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoaJwOkFD7A |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 06 Feb 22 - 09:29 AM Up Helly Aa is the largest fire festival in Europe, celebrated on the last Tuesday of January every year. Torch-light procession through the streets of Lerwick, followed by the burning of a full-size replica Viking longship. THE UP HELLY AAH SONG The Up Helly As song, sung by Guizers and accompanied by the Lerwick Brass Band. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRV9fl-xj10 THE NORSEMAN'S HOME Song and lyrics of the "The Norseman's Home", as performed by the Lerwick Brass Band. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8eM0_iBEVs THE GALLEY SONG The Galley Song · Lerwick Brass Band And Squad https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW6TfQu9JWc Lyrics to 3 Up Helly Aa songs https://www.up-helly-aa.org.uk/songs.htm |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GUEST,Larry Poole Date: 01 Feb 22 - 04:27 PM Here's a new one, Battle of January Sicketh (Tune: 8th of January Dialect: Missedusurpy) In 2021 we tried our Coup d’etat A Steel the Vote march on the Capital Teutonic horns, machetes and camo flack jacks Snorting meth and coke, we put our Glocks in our packs. They fired their tear gas but our riot kept righton a coming Our boys let us through the barricades and Freedom Heros owned the day We killed some cops, then they walked us out like tourists Confederate flags a-waving we made our rebel getaway. Ole BoneSpurs said we could take them by surprise Sick us Proud Patriots on the Gov’ment, we’ll see who’s telling lies March up to that Libertarred Congress, kill Pelosi and Pence TeaRump’s in the White House laughing at yuh Dems. We couldn’t find AntiFa, so we killed with fire extinguishers We chased Pense to his bunker with our crow bars and tasers We ran real fast and the Guard was standing down We Tea Partied the Capital with an insurrection. |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 30 Jan 22 - 10:04 AM 30 January 1947 – 15 January 2023. English poet,Les Barker, was born and died . SONGS AND POEMS BY LES BARKER Les Barker from Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Barker Index of Les Barker's Songs and Poems, from Mainly Norfolk https://www.mainlynorfolk.info/mrs.ackroyd/songs/ Songs and Poems by Les Barker, on YouTube https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_k3cKmJ1xCfYf-hPkYB1V75Ho3Rc1-EWzQ MUDCAT: ADD: Satirical recitations by Les Barker /mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=77522 |
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Subject: songs re Derry 30 Jan. 1972 Bloody Sunday From: Felipa Date: 28 Jan 22 - 06:22 PM I'm looking for more Bloody Sunday lyrics MINDS LOCKED SHUT by Christy Moore lyrics https://mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=60616#1060068 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjHlAkdquUE Cruachan - "Celtic metal" rock band, first song in album "Folk-Lore" is "Bloody Sunday" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZWDGN5qX2k Seanchai and the Unity Squad https://flowlez.com/en/songs( SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY (RAP) Right from the start this here's a rebel song It's from the heart I wanna tell you 'bout a wrong Committed by Britain back in the day Fourteen murdered, they refused to be slaves To the crown In Derry Town They wouldn't bow down So they were shot down A peaceful protest the turnout was large So the soldiers decided to show who was in charge Vexed so they flexed, did what papas can do best When the smoke had cleared fourteen were laid to rest No riots, no lootin' to start off the shootin' People emulated King not Seale or Newton Things forever changed after that afternoon Brothers started doin' what they had to do On Bloody Sunday Sunday Bloody Sunday - still haunted by the cries Sunday Bloody Sunday - twenty five years of lies How long must we sing this song Till the government finally admits that they were wrong And finally show some decency Reparation to each family Treat our people with some dignity You know their shit really gets to me The way they try to deny my history Twenty five years on our people gettin' strong Thought may hit the Brits it's time to move on Order the border to be cast out to sea 'Cause that is where it was meant to be And that would be an appropriate way To honour those who were slain On Bloody Sunday There are several songs and poems entitled "Bloody Sunday" - some about the 1972 tragedy, some about other massacres. And the title SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY has been used more than once. U2, Songwriters: Adam Clayton / Larry Mullen / Dave Evans / Paul Hewson : I can't believe the news today Oh, I can't close my eyes and make it go away How long, how long must we sing this song? How long? How long? https://genius.com/2736306 John Lennon: Well it was Sunday Bloody Sunday When they shot the people there. The cries of thirteen martyrs Filled the Derry air Is there any one amongst you Dare to blame it on the kids? Not a soldier boy was bleeding When they nailed the coffin lids! And the one I already posted, by Chris Byrne of Seanchaí You can also find a French translation of that one at https://www.antiwarsongs.org/canzone.php?lang=en&id=4572| Joe Mulheron has a song about BLOODY SUNDAY "... The Widgery mockery, there is not doubt.. ...on Englands's proud history a crime added yet/How can we forgive them? How can we forget?" https://mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=7947 Máiread Ní Mhaonaigh & Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill DOMHNACH NA FOLA on the T with the Maggies album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLJyeDnGoWI "Domhnach na Fola" is Irish Gaelic for Bloody Sunday, or "the Sunday of blood". But no, I don't have the lyrics. That song was a response to the Saville Report which accepted UK military responsibility for the 1972 killings. Most of the "Domhnach na Fola" videos coming up on youtube are about another bloody Sunday, during the Irish war of independence, when 14 people were killed in Croke Park sportsground in Nov. 1920. Link to post above about SUNDAY,BLOODY SUNDAY |
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Subject: The Road to Derry - Seamus Heaney re Bloody Sunday From: Felipa Date: 28 Jan 22 - 12:55 PM Another song to commemorate Bloody Sunday Derry, N Ireland 30 Jan 1972 is Séamus Heaney's THE ROAD TO DERRY. The lyrics have been posted on a Heaney Poem thread on Mudcat https://mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=152057. I've found recordings of the poem recited, but not of it sung. Some people do sing it as a song. |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: Felipa Date: 25 Jan 22 - 09:07 PM Pete Seeger and Percy French were both born in May and both died in JANUARY. I have added them to the Any May Songs thread. This month I heard someone dedicate a Percy French song to the author on the anniversary of his death, but on consideration, birthdays are usually the suitable time for commemorating deceased singers and songwriters, though of course we sing some of their songs all year round. |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 25 Jan 22 - 06:15 PM Felipa, the songs which I copied and pasted just above are the songs which are listed for the DT when " Ewan MacColl" is entered in the search window at the top of the discussion forum. Yes, some of the songs in the list were clearly not written by him. |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: Felipa Date: 25 Jan 22 - 04:31 PM I think with Ewan MacColl there is a clear delineation between songs he wrote or co-wrote, and other songs that he recorded (mainly traditional songs, but MacColl recorded an album of Robbie Burns' songs as well). The one place there is sometimes confusion is whether a song was composed by Peggy Seeger or Ewan MacColl, as they were close collaborators. In the case of Burns, he adapted folksongs as well as writing original poetry. So sometimes you will find a Burns version and other versions of a song such as Aye Waukin' O or The Curragh of Kildare. I was thinking of what we would sing to commemorate Pete Seeger (birthday 3 May). He wrote songs but was more important as a performer and leader. There are also songs which Pete had a part in adapting and arranging, such as We Shall Overcome and Wimoweh. |
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Subject: RE: The DT MacColl song listing from Geoff Lawes From: Felipa Date: 25 Jan 22 - 02:10 PM A GREAT MANY of the songs Geoff Lawes attributes to Ewan MacColl were older songs that MacColl recorded(and/or published in a songbook) and didn't compose: Farewell to Tarwathie, The Sweet Kumadie, Mary Hamilton, Our Goodman, Lambkin, Will Ye Go to Sheriffmuir, An Old Man Came Over the Lea, Cruising Round Yarmouth, Wee German Lairdie, Wae's Me for Prince Chairlie, Trooper and the Maid, The Trooper Cut Down in his Prime, The Newcombe Gauger, The Gairdner Child, The Earl of Errol ... the list goes on The Folksingers' Ball is a modern parody which mentions MacColl and a great many other singers, but which MacColl neither recorded nor wrote. Springhill Mine Disaster is by Peggy Seeger, MacColl's wife who both composed songs are her own and together with Ewan. Many other songs on the list were MacColl compositions, including Freeborn Man of the Travelling People, Joy of Living, Go Down You Murderers (The Ballad of Tim Evans), Sweet Thames Flow Softly . |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 25 Jan 22 - 12:49 PM 25 January 1915 Birth of British folk singer-songwriter Ewan MacColl. Ewan MacColl songs in Mudcat DT 0.8351 - JOY OF LIVING 0.8169 - SHELLBACK SONG 0.8169 - NOBODY KNEW SHE WAS THERE 0.8169 - MANCHESTER RAMBLER 0.8169 - BRITAIN'S MOTORWAYS 0.7967 - THE TUNNEL TIGERS 0.7967 - SONG OF THE IRON ROAD 0.7967 - SHOALS OF HERRING 0.7967 - SCHOOLDAYS END 0.7967 - NET HAULING SONG 0.7967 - GOODBY TO THE THIRTY FOOT TRAILER 0.7967 - GO DOWN, YOU MURDERERS 0.7967 - DIRTY OLD TOWN 0.7967 - BALLAD OF ACCOUNTING 0.7742 - FAREWELL TO TARWAITHIE (2) 0.7742 - SECOND FRONT SONG 0.7742 - MARY HAMILTON (5) 0.7742 - LEAVING OF LIVERPOOL (3 ) 0.7742 - THE BALLAD OF STALIN 0.7742 - BALLAD OF THE CARPENTER 0.7742 - OUR GOODMAN (5) 0.7742 - THE FOLKSINGERS' BALL 0.7742 - CRUISING ROUND YARMOUTH 0.7742 - BROWNED OFF 0.7742 - Lamkin 0.7742 - THE FIELDS OF VIETNAM 0.7742 - FAREWELL TO TARWATHIE (2) 0.7742 - AN OLD MAN CAME OVER THE LEA 0.7742 - YOUNG PEGGY 0.7742 - WILL YE GO TO SHERIFFMUIR? 0.7742 - WEE, WEE GERMAN LAIRDIE 0.7742 - WAE'S ME FOR PRINCE CHERLIE 0.7742 - TROOPER AND THE MAID 0.7742 - THE WEEK YOUR MAN'S AWA' or FISHERMAN'S WIFE 0.7742 - THE TROOPER CUT DOWN IN HIS PRIME 0.7742 - THE TERROR TIME 0.7742 - THE SWEET KUMADEE 0.7742 - THE PLODDER SEAM 0.7742 - THE NEWCOMBE GAUGER 0.7742 - THE MEDIA 0.7742 - THE GRESFORD DISASTER 0.7742 - THE GAIRDNER CHILD 0.7742 - THE FOLKSINGERS' BALL 0.7742 - THE FIRST TIME 0.7742 - THE EARL OF ERROL 0.7742 - THE D-DAY DODGERS 0.7742 - THE CRUEL SHIP'S CAPTAIN 0.7742 - THE COLD COAST OF GREENLAND 0.7742 - THE BLEACHER LASSIE OF KELVINHAUGH (2) 0.7742 - THE BANKS OF GREEN WILLOW (2) 0.7742 - THE BALLAD OF TIM EVANS 0.7742 - SWEET THAMES FLOW SOFTLY 0.7742 - SWAN NECKED VALVE. 0.7742 - SUPERINTENDENT BARRETT 0.7742 - SUFFOLK MIRACLE 0.7742 - SPRINGHILL MINE DISASTER 0.7742 - SHEATH AND KNIFE 2 0.7742 - SCARBOROUGH FAIR 0.7742 - ROBIN HOOD AND LITTLE JOHN 0.7742 - REYNARD THE FOX (2) 0.7742 - REEL O` STUMPIE 0.7742 - RANTIN` LADDIE 0.7742 - PRESS GANG 0.7742 - OUTWARD BOUND 2 0.7742 - ONLY DOING THEIR JOB 0.7742 - NORTH SEA HOLES 0.7742 - MY OLD MAN 0.7742 - MUIRLAND MEG 0.7742 - MOVING ON SONG 0.7742 - MAGGIE LAUDER 0.7742 - LET ME IN THIS AE NICHT 0.7742 - LASSIE GATHERING NUTS 0.7742 - LASS OF LOCH ROYALE (LORD GREGORY) 0.7742 - KILLIECRANKIE 0.7742 - JOIN THE BRITISH ARMY 0.7742 - JOHNNY OF BRAIDESLEY 0.7742 - JOCK O' THE SIDE 0.7742 - JELLON GRAEME 0.7742 - JAMIE FOYERS 0.7742 - IVOR 0.7742 - IRON HORSE 0.7742 - I'M CHAMPION AT KEEPING 'EM ROLLING 0.7742 - HOLY JOE FROM SCABSVILLE 0.7742 - HEROES, BRITISH HEROES 0.7742 - GREY COCK 0.7742 - GIRLS OF DUBLIN CITY 0.7742 - FREEBORN MAN OF THE TRAVELING PEOPLE 0.7742 - FOR THE VICTORY AT AGINCOURT. 0.7742 - FAIR ROSAMUND CLIFFORD 0.7742 - THE ELFIN KNIGHT 0.7742 - DIFFERENT THEREFORE EQUAL 0.7742 - DADDY WHAT DID YOU DO IN THE STRIKE 0.7742 - CHYLDE OWLET 0.7742 - CHILD WATERS 0.7742 - CANNILY, CANNILY 0.7742 - CAM YE O'ER FRAE FRANCE 0.7742 - BROWNED OFF 0.7742 - BROOM O' THE COWDENKNOWES (BALLAD VERSION) 0.7742 - BLESS 'EM ALL (British Army WWII) 0.7742 - BLACK AND WHITE 0.7742 - BEGGING SONG 0.7742 - BAWBEE ALLAN 0.7742 - BANKS OF THE NILE 0.7742 - AS I CAME IN BY FISHERROW 0.7742 - A-BEGGIN' I WILL GO |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 23 Jan 22 - 12:28 PM THE MOUNTAINS OF MOURNE : many recordings on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=THE+MOUNTAINS+OF+MOURNE Wikipedia:The Mountains of Mourne https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mountains_of_Mourne THE PRIDE OF PETROVAR : many recordings on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=THE+PRIDE+OF+PETROVAR%3C%2F Mainly Norfolk: The Pride of Petravore / Eileen Oge Info, recording & Lyrics https://mainlynorfolk.info/folk/songs/theprideofpetravore.html ABDUL THE BULBUL AMIR : many recordings on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ABDUL+THE+BULBUL+AMIR Wikipedia:Abdul Abulbul Amir https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdul_Abulbul_Amir Link to post from Felipa posted above |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: Felipa Date: 22 Jan 22 - 05:17 PM Geoff Lawes described William Joyce, aka Lord Haw Haw, as an Englishman. I thought William Joyce was Irish. Actually, he was born in the U.S. to an Irish father and an Anglo-Irish (English born) mother. The family returned to Ireland, where Joyce was brought up. Joyce lived in England from his teens and identified as English but that was an adopted persona. I read that he became a German citizen in 1940. He was never a British citizen so technically could not be guilty of treason to the United Kingdom. Joyce did carry a British passport when he went to Germany. He had obtained it by making false statements regarding his nationality. see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Joyce |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: Felipa Date: 22 Jan 22 - 04:35 PM 24 Jan. 1920 death of prolific songwriter Percy French. Among his well-known songs were THE MOUNTAINS OF MOURNE, THE PRIDE OF PETROVAR, ABDUL THE BULBUL AMIR, etc. Link to recordings and information posted below 25 Jan - Robert Burns was even more prolific, and some Burns songs were already suggested in this discussion last January. Ewan MacColl shares the same birthday and also wrote a great many songs; the best known to the general public are probably THE FIRST TIME EVER I SAW YOUR FACE and DIRTY OLD TOWN . This year, 30 Jan marks the 50th anniversary of the shooting by British paratroopers of unarmed civilians in Derry, Northern Ireland. The infamous Bloody Sunday, the occasion a civil rights march. A BBC Radio 4 documentary about Bloody Sunday broadcast today (22 Jan 2022, 8-9 pm GMT)open with a brief soundclip of marchers singing WE SHALL OVERCOME . Another American civil rights song, WE SHALL NOT BE MOVED , was popular among Northern Irish civil rights campaigners of the time. |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 15 Jan 22 - 01:41 PM FRED JORDAN'S BOOTS Fred Jordan was born 5 January 1922 Wikipedia:Fred_Jordan_(singer) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Jordan_(singer) Fred Jordan's Boots · Colum Sands https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0QMUx6Quis&list=PLwRoERFamgWHfiW01_hphcrAb6zKJaXb1&index=20 Fred Jordan "Best Tracks" on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Fred+Jordan++best++tracks+ FRED JORDAN’S BOOTS Song Lyrics And Chords https://www.irish-folk-songs.com/fred-jordanrsquos-boots-lyrics-and-chords.html |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GUEST,Diolch Date: 15 Jan 22 - 10:02 AM JANUARY CHILD by Colum Sands A 2020 offering from perennial folkie favourite Colum Sands, who has written several popular seasonal songs that are regularly aired at singarounds and in folk clubs. Full lyrics at bandcamp:https://columsands.bandcamp.com/track/january-child-2 60 second snippet on soundcloud:https://soundcloud.com/colum-sands/january-child |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: Levana Taylor Date: 10 Jan 22 - 12:20 AM THE LASS THAT MADE THE BED TO ME by Robert Burns When Januar wind was blawing cauld, As to the north I took my way, The mirksome night did me enfauld, I knew na where to lodge till day. Lyrics and notes YouTube search |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 08 Jan 22 - 07:41 PM LORD HAW HAW January 3, 1946 - An Englishman known during World War II as "Lord Haw Haw" (William Joyce) was hanged for treason in London. Joyce had broadcast Nazi propaganda via radio from Germany to Britain during the war. The Western Brothers - Lord Haw Haw, the Humbug of Hamburg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2wFeAqFkxo Link to Felipa's information about Joyce's nationality |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GUEST,Spleencringe Date: 08 Jan 22 - 03:01 PM Here's some seasonal folk rock, January by P.G. Six (Pat Gubler): January. The lyrics are loosely those of the traditional song, In the Month of January. Link to (IT WAS IN THE ) THE MONTH OF JANUARY above |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 05 Jan 22 - 06:48 PM POST PLOUGH MONDAY SONG https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPLZSaQwGf8 Link to COME SEE THE BOYS GO ROUND posted below by Felipa |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 04 Jan 22 - 07:39 PM Plough Monday is generally the first Monday after Epiphany, 6 January. Wikipedia : Plough Monday https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plough_Monday PLOUGH MONDAY SONG https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0m5twlZ4sI MUDCAT:Plough Monday - you couldn't make it up /mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=107925&messages=26#2241513 Link to COME SEE THE BOYS GO ROUND posted below by Felipa |
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Subject: 'Twas in the Month of January aka January Snows 2 From: Felipa Date: 03 Jan 22 - 09:06 PM posted by Reinhard 30 Jan 2021 "Oh the taller that the country grows??? The sweeter is the??? " should be "The taller that the palm tree grows, the sweeter is the bark" as sung by Sarah Makem https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iwRIGMgQrU JANUARY SNOWS (2) is the same song that is also posted as THE MONTH OF JANUARY near the beginning of this discussion thread. Link to JANUARY SNOWS (2) Link to THE MONTH OF JANUARY |
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Subject: Burntollet Bridge 4 Jan 1969 From: Felipa Date: 03 Jan 22 - 08:43 PM "Burntollet Bridge [County Derry] was the setting for an attack on 4 January 1969 during the first stages of the Troubles of Northern Ireland. A People's Democracy march from Belfast to Derry was attacked by Ulster loyalists whilst passing through Burntollet." (Wikipedia) SONGS LONG MARCH TO DERRY https://mudcat.org/Detail.CFM?messages__Message_ID=16121 THE BURNTOLLET BRIDGE AMBUSH Men of No Property https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HDLQ0b2ynk BURNTOLLET AMBUSH Owen McDonagh · The Bogside Men https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOpc5BwAsJQ Lyrics of all three songs are at https://mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=1315 ("The Burntollet Bridge Ambush" and "Burntollet Ambush" were posted 3 Jan 2022)
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 03 Jan 22 - 05:14 PM THE SONGS OF ALISTAIR HULETT Alistair Hulett died on 28 January 2010 Wikipedia:Alistair Hulett https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alistair_Hulett Information from The Balladeers https://www.theballadeers.com/scots/ah_d01.htm Many recordings on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Alistair+Hulett+ |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 03 Dec 21 - 04:44 PM Here it is on YouTube Levana , with the different title Sing That Stephen Foster Song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPAH956qNHc |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: Levana Taylor Date: 03 Dec 21 - 02:48 PM STEPHEN FOSTER SONG by Teresina Huxtable
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: Levana Taylor Date: 03 Dec 21 - 02:33 PM January 13, 1864: Death of Stephen Foster. Larry Kaplan wrote, in the introduction to his song "Dear Friends and Gentle Hearts," "Stephen Foster was only thirty-eight years old when he died, impoverished and alone, in New York City. In his pocket at the time of his death was a small piece of paper containing the first few lyrics of, perhaps, his next song. Foster lived and wrote music in a time when America as a nation was desperately trying to define (or redefine) its own identity, a time of intense nationalism, and yet a time of civil war. Perhaps more than any other popular musician of his time, he helped to shape some of that identity." DEAR FRIENDS AND GENTLE HEARTS by Larry Kaplan Down at Bellevue Hospital, Out on those nameless wards, Tonight a young man passed away Alone, without a word. Brought there from a boarding house On the Bowery downtown, And on his bed a list of things The nurses there had found. A coat, a hat, his pants, a vest, And a beat-up pair of shoes, And, in his pocket, signed by him, A dollar I.O.U.; And a slip of folded paper Torn off from a paper bag: The first words of another song This whole world might have had. CHORUS (after each verse): "Dear friends and gentle hearts ... " Wherever your last songs may be, Are they lost out in America Between the centuries? Are the melodies still waiting For the ones who need to hear, Though the piano halls and minstrel shows Have faded through the years? Well, the hospital had sent for me, But no more would they do, My name and address taken from Poor Stephen's I.O.U. They said "He's just a vagabond; So many more like him. They spend the last few cents they have On poor man's rum and gin. But hard times in America Are hard times for us all. Some folks bide for better days; Some must take the fall. Some can turn to poetry, Or lose themselves in song; Some set out to change the world, Then lose the path they're on. So, yes, I knew this gentleman; Perhaps you've heard the cheers When Mr. Foster graced this country's Finest halls for years. And he led us in the choruses This whole great nation knew, But he never recognized his worth Or what his songs could do. Now pride brought down by poverty Is such a tragic thing; No matter who the man may be, It steals most precious things. It takes the faith to know yourself; It robs the will to try. But, if it spares your poetry The music never dies. Though we seek mirth and beauty, and music light and gay, There are frail forms fainting at the door. Though their voices are silent, their pleading looks will say, "Oh, hard times, come again no more." YouTube |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 02 Nov 21 - 07:23 AM GO DOWN YOU MURDERS aka The Ballad of Tim Evans In January 1950, Timothy Evans was tried and wrongly convicted for the murder of his daughter; he was executed by hanging in March of the same year. Ewan Maccoll - Go Down You Murderers (The Ballad of Tim Evans) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uh6eaxv2uDg Various recordings of Go Down You Murderers on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Go+Down+Ye+Murderers "Timothy Evans" from Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_Evans |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: Dave Hanson Date: 25 Sep 21 - 04:38 AM The January June. Les Barker. Dave H THE JANUARY JUNE MUDCAT Lyr Add: The January June (parody by Les Barker) /mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=8760 |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GerryM Date: 25 Sep 21 - 01:57 AM Sorry, the DT also has the jimmy Driftwood song, under THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS 1st RECORDING OF: Battle Of New Orleans - Jimmie Driftwood (1957 version) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTfAidqlFV4 Lyr Req: Battle of New Orleans (Jimmie Driftwood) /mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=11891#top Link to post below HUNTERS OF KENTUCKY (THE) |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GerryM Date: 25 Sep 21 - 01:54 AM FOUR RODE BY, by Ian Tyson, has a stanza, They hung the boys in January eighteen eighty three First time in that province that they'd strung up brothers three And their sons killed nineteen Germans cross the seas back in seventeen One thing that's for damned sure they're a wild old family Many recordings of ‘Four Rode By’ on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Four+Rode+By |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GerryM Date: 25 Sep 21 - 01:50 AM THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS took place on 8 January 1815. The song was written by Jimmy Driftwood, and the recording by Johnny Horton was the Billboard #1 song of 1959. The DT has an entirely different song by the same name. Link To Mudcat Posting below by open mike about tune :THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY Link to post below HUNTERS OF KENTUCKY (THE) |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GerryM Date: 25 Sep 21 - 01:39 AM THE BALLAD OF 1891 is about the shearer's strike of 1891, which began on 6 January. Many recordings of THE BALLAD OF 1891 on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=+The+Ballad+Of+1891+( 1891 Australian shearers' strike from Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1891_Australian_shearers'_strike 'The Ballad of 1891', information from Mainly Norfolk https://mainlynorfolk.info/trevor.lucas/songs/theballadof1891.html 'The Ballad of 1891' Lyrics, recording and information from Union Songs https://unionsong.com/u114.html
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 24 Sep 21 - 09:57 AM 30 January 1972, in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, British soldiers shot 26 unarmed civilians during a protest march against internment without trial. SUNDAY,BLOODY SUNDAY ’Sunday,Bloody Sunday’ on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=+SundayBloody+Sunday Wikipedia: Bloody Sunday(1972) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Sunday_(1972) Link to Felipa's post below about SUNDAY,BLOODY SUNDAY |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 04 Sep 21 - 05:50 PM 17 January 1746, The Battle of Falkirk Muir THE BATTLE OF FALKIRK MUIR The Battle of Falkirk Muir · Battlefield Band https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hDBatB-n-s&list=RDIczJBxiBgNY&index=17 Wikipedia:Battle of Falkirk Muir https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Falkirk_Muir |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 09 Jul 21 - 06:29 PM JANUARY SONG by Billy Bragg Billy Bragg - January Song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSrdrZsIwtU |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 18 Jun 21 - 07:41 PM JANUARY January – Pilot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WK1zBnwQjk |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: fat B****rd Date: 01 Apr 21 - 02:51 PM Lindisfarne "January Song" |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 01 Apr 21 - 04:01 AM THE LUCKIEST SAILOR by Linda Kelly January 1968 The Hull Trawler Kingston Peridot was lost. Linda Kelly’s husband narrowly avoided being lost with it and her song tells his story. ”The Luckiest Sailor “ : information and recording from Yorkshire Garland http://www.yorkshirefolksong.net/song.cfm?songID=92 Hissyfit sing ”The Luckiest Sailor “ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGwCaR1IYxg Other recordings of ”The Luckiest Sailor “ on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=he+Luckiest+Sailor |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 06 Mar 21 - 05:57 AM KELLY THE PIRATE “On the twenty-first of January so clear was the day" MUDCAT Digitrad: /mudcat.org/@displaysong.cfm?SongID=3375 Some other versions of the song give a different date: “On the eighth day of June from the land we set sail“ MUDCAT Digitrad: /mudcat.org/@displaysong.cfm?SongID=3374 |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 05 Mar 21 - 06:36 PM BOLD DANIELS “Oh ‘twas in the month of January from Liverpool we set sail Kind Neptune did conduct us with a sweet and pleasant gale” Bold Daniels -Robbie T. Hutchison http://www.sssa.llc.ed.ac.uk/whalsay/2014/12/14/twas-in-the-month-of-january/ Bold Daniel [Laws K34] Lyrics on Evergreen Trad http://www.evergreentrad.com/bold-daniel-laws-k34/ “On the fourteenth day of January, From England we set sail,” |
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Subject: RE: Any January Songs? From: GeoffLawes Date: 02 Mar 21 - 11:41 AM THROUGH THE GALLEY BOY'S EYES written by Bill Sowerby and on the Spare Hands fishing and trawling songs CD. https://www.sparehands.org.uk/through-the-galleyboys-eyes/ Verse 2 "Fourth week in January, fifty-five was the date, To the fishing grounds went trawlers, crews, skippers and mates, Out to the North Sea past Grimsby and Spurn, But Lorella and Roderigo did not return."
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