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03 Apr 10 - 06:26 PM (#2879004) Subject: Sandy River Belle From: The Sandman did this tune originally have words?I have just recorded this on you tube,Ijust wondered if there were words to the tune.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeFcpc584Os |
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03 Apr 10 - 06:36 PM (#2879018) Subject: RE: Sandy River Belle From: The Sandman spot the cat[scribble]at about 1 40. |
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03 Apr 10 - 10:52 PM (#2879163) Subject: RE: Sandy River Belle From: Padre I remember these words: Sandy River Belle, I'm goin' away to leave you Sandy River Belle, I'm goin' away to leave you Sandy River Belle, I'm goin' away to leave you Goin' away to leave you now repeated as often as you like Padre |
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04 Apr 10 - 05:50 AM (#2879258) Subject: RE: Sandy River Belle From: GUEST,Hootenanny According to Clarice Shelor the piano player on the Blackard/Shelor Family recording it was an instrumental but the A&R man wanted lyrics so Dad Blackard I believe it was came up with the words you see in Padre's posting. Hoot |
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04 Apr 10 - 03:08 PM (#2879509) Subject: RE: Sandy River Belle From: Richie There are two recordings on Honkingduck, Dad Blackard's has lyrics, which are incidental: http://honkingduck.com/mc/listen/dad-blackards-moonshiners/sandy-river-bell Richie |
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03 Jul 16 - 03:19 PM (#3798892) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Sandy River Belle From: Brian Peters I've just come across these words from Cecil Sharp's Appalachian collection, sung to the second part of the tune (the high part). Singer Lucy Cannady, Endicott, VA, 22/8/1918: Sandy River bells keep jingling, jingling [x3] I've got no use for Sandy River Bells |