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08 Jun 13 - 04:18 AM (#3524045) Subject: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST,Guest I'm looking for the lyrics to a song last heard many years ago. It was called "Calder Rivers" (???) and performed by a lady of the same name. Can anyone help please? Thanks. |
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08 Jun 13 - 06:56 AM (#3524077) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST,henryp Kathryn Calder - Down The River Read more at http://www.songlyrics.com/kathryn-calder/down-the-river-lyrics/#iDzT3Mhy64RL0z3J.99 |
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08 Jun 13 - 07:39 AM (#3524092) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST http://www.songmeanings.net/songs/view/3530822107858836787/ |
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08 Jun 13 - 01:37 PM (#3524225) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST,Guest Thanks guys but I think Kathryn Calder's recording of "Down the River" is bit recent ... in fact I don't even think Kathryn had been born when the song about Calder River(s) was sung at a wmc "many years ago" (probably back in the '70s)!!! Any other ideas? |
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08 Jun 13 - 01:52 PM (#3524227) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST Do you have any other info about the song? |
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09 Jun 13 - 02:31 AM (#3524369) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST Sorry, no more details. My friend (who has no internet!) heard the song at a working man's club in the Midlands about 30 or 40 years ago. All he can remember is that the song was called "Calder Rivers" and was sung by a lady of the same name. |
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09 Jun 13 - 05:34 AM (#3524382) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: Long Firm Freddie Here's a link to an archived article (bottom of page, entitled Thunder Road) from 2003 in Live on Stage Listings Magazine, which appears to be Hull based. It refers to "Dori Moore, better known to some as country singer Calder Rivers." Calder I couldn't find anything else about Dori Moore or Calder Rivers, I'm afraid. Hope it helps! LFF |
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11 Jun 13 - 01:54 PM (#3525284) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST Wow! Thanks Freddie ... I now have something else to Google!!! That really is a BIG help. Many thanks. |
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11 Jun 13 - 02:05 PM (#3525291) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: Dennis the Elder Just to state the obvious to a Yorkshireman, we have the River Calder, starting around Todmorden and flowing through Wakefield until it combines with the Aire which in turn joins the Humber which flows into the North Sea. This is probably a load of useless information for the guest who posted this thread. |
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14 Jun 13 - 12:34 PM (#3526403) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST Hi Dennis, Knowledge is always good and should be appreciated. Many thanks for taking the time. Cheers! |
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14 Jun 13 - 07:44 PM (#3526563) Subject: Lyr Add: CALDER BRAES (Lewis) From: Jim Dixon Probably not the song that was wanted, but not to be ignored: From The Musical Cyclopedia: Being a Collection of the Most Approved English, Scottish, and Irish Songs... by James W. Wilson (London: Parry & Co., 1852), page 84: CALDER BRAES. Lewis. 1. When cares were few, and life was young, On Calder's braes I danced and sung, Unpained by keen remorse's dart, Joy flow'd spontaneous from my heart: To crown the happy, mundane scene, I loved—nor did I love in vain, The theme of all my artless lays, Was my dear lass of Calder braes. 2. Thrice happy days, your loss I mourn, You're gone—ah! "never to return;" Ambition's ignis fatuus' glare Transform'd my bliss to black despair. The pomp of war, and pride of arms, Appear'd with such resistless charms, I left (to face my country's faes) My weeping maid on Calder braes. 3. In martial conflict first I shone, In climes below the burning zone; Beneath Seringapatam's wall, I saw the tyrant sultan's fall; Amidst the carnage of the day, Where dead and dying round me lay, 'Midst cannons' roar, and lightnings' blaze, I thought on peaceful Calder braes. 4. With laurels crown'd, with wealth array'd, Again I sought my native shade, In hopes my long-lost love to meet, To lay my laurels at her feet; Alas! I never saw her more, My sanguine dreams of bliss are o'er, My only pleasure's now to gaze On her loved grave on Calder braes. |
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14 Jun 13 - 11:27 PM (#3526592) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: Jim Dixon There is a Scottish song called BONNY (or BONNIE) WOODHALL (or WOODHA' or WOOD GREEN) which begins: "Down by yon green bushes near Calder's clear stream" There are several versions in this thread: Lyr Add: Bonny Woodhall/Bonny Wood Green |
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15 Jun 13 - 03:31 AM (#3526620) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST,Mike Yates I believe that there are at least four Calder Rivers in northern England. The one that I know best flows through the village of Whalley in Lancashire - where I was born. There is at least one poem written about this River Calder. It is "Calder River" by Josiah Hurstwood and was written c.1825. It begins: By Calder's dew-pearled marge I wandered Through ferns and meadows all alone, To Calder's song my heart surrendered, That heart afore was hard as stone. |
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15 Jun 13 - 05:27 AM (#3526638) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST,c.g. Now all I need to do is find out what 'Calder' means Australia Calder River (Tasmania), a tributary of Inglis River Calder River (Victoria) Calder River (Western Australia) in the Kimberley region United Kingdom River Calder, West Yorkshire, a major tributary of the River Aire River Calder, Cumbria, flows into the Irish Sea near Sellafield River Calder, Lancashire, a major tributary of the River Ribble River Calder, Wyre, Lancashire, a tributary of the River Wyre River Calder, Highland, a tributary of the River Spey River Calder, Renfrewshire near Lochwinnoch Tributaries of the River Clyde: Rotten Calder, near East Kilbride North Calder Water, from the Black Loch to Daldowie South Calder Water, near Wishaw Calder Water, near Strathaven, a tributary of the Avon Water |
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15 Jun 13 - 06:57 AM (#3526661) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST,Mike Yates Calder, so I'm told, comes from the Old Celtic and means "violent stream" ("caled + dufr" which can be translated as "hard, violent" and "stream". Later Scottish names probably come from the Gaelic "dobhar", which means "stream". |
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15 Jun 13 - 08:16 AM (#3526671) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST,c.g. Thanks. 'Violent stream' certainly describes the Yorkshire Calder when it's in spate. |
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19 Aug 13 - 07:23 PM (#3550866) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST,Dee Hi Calder rivers is my grandmother, called Dorrie Moore. She wrote many songs and one called ' my name is Calder rivers' . She is from and lives in Hull . She would be happy to send you a copy of her cd if you havnt already found it? :) |
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21 Aug 13 - 01:40 PM (#3551463) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: Dennis the Elder You must be proud of your Grandmother and presume it is the West Yorkshire Calder that inspired both her name and the song. I for one would be interested in obtaining a copy of the CD. How would I go about purchasing one please. |
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25 Nov 13 - 05:32 PM (#3579138) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST,mrs williams i have a signed copy of the l p of this- i found it in my attic when moved into my new house- would you be interested in it |
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26 Nov 13 - 01:46 PM (#3579389) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: Dennis the Elder I certainly would and look forward to listening to it. how much would you like for it and where can I send my money? I await in anticipation Regards Dennis |
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28 Dec 13 - 07:55 AM (#3587089) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: Dennis the Elder Hi, I am still waiting in anticipation of your reply Mrs Williams. If you are still living in or arround Yorkshire, perhaps I could collect it and pay you at the same time I live in West Yorkshire in the ex mining town of Hemsworth. Pease reply Regards Dennis |
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28 Dec 13 - 09:55 AM (#3587111) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST http://www.viewhull.co.uk/pubsandbars/divas-info-53050.html Denis, there is mention of Calder Rivers having played at the pub a few years back. Possibly they would know how to reach her. She lives in Hull. |
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28 Dec 13 - 01:38 PM (#3587152) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST Sorry. I meant Dennis. |
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29 Dec 13 - 04:08 AM (#3587256) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: Dennis the Elder Thanks Guest, I will contact Divas and see if they can help me in my quest. |
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04 Mar 14 - 04:57 AM (#3606996) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Calder River From: GUEST,Calder Rivers I am Calder Rivers, wrote and sang the song,(my name is Calder rivers)made Wembley in 1982 'search for a Nashville star'.will let u av a copy by e mailing yr address. Still entertaining,but sadly no country venues for listening. dorrie@don 70.karoo.co.uk dorrie@don70.karoo.co.uk |
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08 Mar 14 - 08:12 AM (#3608222) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: My Name Is Calder Rivers (Calder Rivers) From: Dennis the Elder Thanks Calder, I will contact you. |
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07 Apr 14 - 08:26 AM (#3616349) Subject: Lyr Add: MY NAME IS CALDER RIVERS (Calder Rivers) From: Dennis the Elder Thanks Calder for your goodwill gesture of sending me your CD, there are many songs on it that I love. Apart from "My Name is Calder Rivers" I particularly like "I picked a fine time to leave you" another song you wrote yourself. I am glad to hear that your voice is still good, although sad that you are not performing as often as you did. I enclose below the words of your song which you have permitted me to quote (as you have Copyright) for the use of the original Guest who posted this thread. I hope they will like it as much as me. MY NAME IS CALDER RIVERS (Calder Rivers) In a little town in Yorkshire, where the River Calder flows My Mamma named me Calder, because I was a Yorkshire Rose She begged me not to grow up, and marry the cheating kind I do think Yorkshire gentlemen is what she had in mind For I met you down in Nashville, and I loved you from the start I should have listened to mamma, because you had a cheating heart My name is Calder Rivers, and all day long I cried I never ever leave you, until the day I die My Yorkshire heart is broken, and my mind is hear with you You wouldn't find another girl, who loves you like I do For when my life is over, and you've lost your English rose Take my body back to Yorkshire, where the River Calder flows My Yorkshire heart is broken, and my mind is hear with you You wouldn't find another girl, who loves you like I do For when my life is over, and you've lost your English Rose Take my body back to Yorkshire, where the River Calder flows Take my body back to Yorkshire, where the River Calder flows Thanks again Calder, look forward to hearing you sing in person sometime. |
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12 Apr 15 - 12:02 PM (#3701389) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: My Name Is Calder Rivers (Calder Rivers) From: GUEST,Louise pilling (clarkson) hi Calder I think ur the same person who knew my Dad bob Clarkson we have a record that you Sign for my dad he passed away in 1986 But was wondering if u did CDs with your songs And do u ever sing in hull would love to c u |
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08 Nov 15 - 11:04 PM (#3749380) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: My Name Is Calder Rivers (Calder Rivers) From: Joe Offer Here's an email I received today. Can anybody help me contact the artist, so I can put artist and requester in contact? Thanks. -Joe Offer- joe@mudcat.org
I would be very grateful if you could advise me where I could obtain one. Kind Regards Robert |
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09 Nov 15 - 07:18 PM (#3749639) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: My Name Is Calder Rivers (Calder Rivers) From: Dennis the Elder i'm sure I can help Joe, I will try to sort something out tomorrow |
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11 Nov 15 - 08:45 AM (#3750019) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: My Name Is Calder Rivers (Calder Rivers) From: Paul Reade Interesting that the source of both the Lancashire and West Yorkshire Calders is at the same place - the top of the pass / watershed between Burnley and Todmorden. They start as small unnamed streams, but if you look on the OS map, both are identified as "River Calder" within a mile or so. I wonder if at one time they were thought of as one river. It is after all in the Cliviger Gorge, which before the Industrial Revolution was considered to be a wild and lonely place, haunted by boggarts and hobgoblins, where travellers used to hurry through as quickly as possible. |
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29 Nov 16 - 05:56 AM (#3823431) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: My Name Is Calder Rivers (Calder Rivers) From: GUEST,Peter Gledhill (Alan Paull) Hi I wonder if I'm still able to get a copy of your Gran's CD I heard her many years ago in a club in Yorkshire and loved the song "Calder River" I was a Country musician for many years in the Northern clubs and also right through Europe and sad now all the Country music venues seem to have gone. Thanks in anticipation |
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09 Dec 16 - 03:55 PM (#3825520) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: My Name Is Calder Rivers (Calder Rivers) From: GUEST Im sorry I have not answered anyone re the Calder Rivers Alan but not been on the computer for a while but saw the email from Joe.I have a few cds if you are interested withn this song on.let me have your address mine is 7 Lucian Walk, HULL HU4 7DJ 07961555503mob.In can let u have it for £4.00 plus £1.postage. |
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09 Dec 16 - 04:07 PM (#3825523) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: My Name Is Calder Rivers (Calder Rivers) From: GUEST thanks Joe Guest for the folow up re my cd.sent message via you I think re this cd to an Alan Paull.hope i sent it properly. |
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16 Jun 17 - 03:21 PM (#3861275) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: My Name Is Calder Rivers (Calder Rivers) From: GUEST i have the 7" vinyl to sell, will be putting it on ebay in a few days... |