Help: Liam Clancy record.

Subject: RE: Help: Liam Clancy record.
From: dick greenhaus
Date: 23 Jul 00 - 08:10 PM

If you are looking for lyrics, please start a new thread, starting with LYR REQ: (it's easier to find)

The song in question is the Jute Mill Song. If you don't know the title, just enter any phrase you do know (such as [mill is running fast] or [Oh dear me]---the square brackets indicate a phrase) in the blue box at the top of the page. We have lots (over 8000) lyrics there, along with a lot of tunes.

Subject: RE: Help: Liam Clancy record.
From: Noreen
Date: 23 Jul 00 - 12:10 PM

Malcolm,
For the Tom Lehrer thread (which you may have already seen)click here

For other sites with some tunes/midis of TL songs,

click here

and here

and then here

Enjoy them!

Noreen

Subject: Lyr Add: TEN AND NINE (from Liam Clancy)
From: The Lighthouse
Date: 23 Jul 00 - 11:49 AM

TEN AND NINE
(As I can remember them!)

Oh dear me the mill is running fast
And we poor shifters canna get no rest
Shiftin bobbins, coarse and fine
They fairly make you work for your ten and nine

Oh dear me I wish the day was done
Runnin up and down the pass is no fun
Shiftin piece and spinnin, work (?) and twine
There's no much pleasure livin off of ten and nine

Oh dear me the world is ill divided
Them that works the hardest are the least provided
But I must lie contented dark days or fine
To feed and clothe my babies off of ten and nine

Oh dear me the mill is running fast
And we poor shifters canna get no rest
Shiftin bobbins coarse and fine
They fairly make you work for your ten and nine

I'm a little rusty on that second verse there! First verse is repeated as the fourth. This is Liam Clancy's version - if there are other words I don't know them!
Hope this helps!
PS The first 2 lines of verse 3 I think are sooooooooo true!

Subject: RE: Help: Liam Clancy record.
From: fawlak
Date: 23 Jul 00 - 09:38 AM

Thank you for your help.I have now found the CD. I am now a member & have own loaded many songs. Problem! Now I need the music for Tom Leehrer songs.It was through browsing that I came across his songs. Also, I need Ten & Nine Lirics From an other Clancy Bros LP that Was also stolen, can not find it on this page. It starts: Oh dear me the mill is running fast, and we poor shifters can`e get no rest. Please help. Scots Kiwi. Cheers Malcolm.

Subject: RE: Help: Liam Clancy record.
From: Brendy
Date: 23 Jul 00 - 05:38 AM

Welcome aboard

B

Subject: RE: Help: Liam Clancy record.
From: mcpiper
Date: 23 Jul 00 - 05:24 AM

thanks heaps to all who replied. He now has a cd on its way to him. The response has prompted me to join what I consider to be the ultimate group for the thinking musician.

Subject: RE: Help: Liam Clancy record.
From: dick greenhaus
Date: 22 Jul 00 - 11:04 PM

Or you can get it at CAMSCO Music (800/548-FOLK). Along with just about anything that's folk and in print. If you don't mind getting them at a substantial discount.

Subject: RE: Help: Liam Clancy record.
From: fulurum
Date: 22 Jul 00 - 08:12 PM

its now available on cd under the name liam clancy irish troubadour. with a few new tracks added to it. vanguard 79531-2

Subject: RE: Help: Liam Clancy record.
From: Jimmy C
Date: 22 Jul 00 - 09:18 AM

Liam has an album titled" Liam Clancy". This is the one you are looking for by Vanguard. I happen to have 2 copies of the album and would be glad to send one to your friend. Let me know where - contact me at Jcushnan@home,com. I live in Canada. Hate to see a collection incomplete.

Subject: RE: Help: Liam Clancy record.
From: GUEST,Philippa
Date: 21 Jul 00 - 09:06 PM

very goood recording on Vanguard
I don't know if it has been reissued
if no joy from Liam's site, etc, I'm contactable at [e-mail]. I live in Ireland.

Subject: RE: Help: Liam Clancy record.
From: Brendy
Date: 19 Jul 00 - 06:52 AM

You could always try here, mcpiper. The Liam Clancy Home-page

Hope you get what you're looking for.

B.

Subject: Liam Clancy record.
From: GUEST,mcpiper
Date: 19 Jul 00 - 06:47 AM

A friend of mine had his entire record collection stolen some time ago. The only record he has not been able to replace, and sorely misses, is a Liam Clancy L.P. He thinks it was self titled, but remembers it had Luke Kelly doing the chorus on Rocky Road to Dublin, and song called Ten and Nine. Any info on this particular record, and where he might get a copy would be much appreciated. Gotta say, this Mudcat is the most entertaining and enlightning site I know of.

many thanks, mcpiper