14 Jan 00 - 12:09 AM (#162565) Subject: MP3 Search: The Tinkers Coin? From: Clinton Hammond2 I'm looking for a song by, I believe it was Lui Collins called The Tinkers Coin... The first few lines go...
Come all ye lads and lasses near, a story I will tell to you
Anyone recognise this song at all?? Anyone got it so's I can get a copy off them????? Email me at write2snag@icqmail.com Or if yer on ICQ and you have this tune, look me up at ICQ#15193917 thanks folks ;-) |
14 Jan 00 - 01:35 AM (#162609) Subject: RE: MP3 Search: The Tinkers Coin? From: Clinton Hammond2 Sorry... just bumping it back up over the For The Record junk... |
14 Jan 00 - 12:39 PM (#162812) Subject: RE: MP3 Search: The Tinkers Coin? From: peg I heard this song on the radio a while back and thought it was great... wish i could help; i may have jotted down the artist who sang it... i will email the DJ who played it and see if he can help... peg |
14 Jan 00 - 01:37 PM (#162843) Subject: RE: MP3 Search: The Tinkers Coin? From: Gary Martin It was written by Jack Hardy. Recorded by him on Landmark, around 1980, available in The Collected Works of Jack Hardy, Part 1, Volumes 1-5, from 1-800-Prime-CD. Lui Collins recorded it quite some time ago. I don't know if the album is available. It was also recorded by Diane Taraz on Songs of Jack Hardy, Volume One, Of the White Goddess. It was on BCN Records, which I believe no longer exists, so I don't know if it's available. Quite possibly the artists have some copies (Taraz, Pendragon, Jem Moore, Ariane Lydon). Try a web search for these artists and e-mail them about purchasing their recordings. |
14 Jan 00 - 03:11 PM (#162872) Subject: Lyr Add: THE TINKER'S COIN (Jack Hardy) From: katlaughing Ah, Clinton, I love a good challenge...told ya it was my specialty. **BG** Nice song, would love to ehar the tune. Here ya go, from his official website, which has all of his lyrics, www.jackhardy.com. There are some soundclips there, but not of this song. THE TINKER'S COIN Come all ye lads and lasses near A story I will tell to you About a cold damp night like this When shelter I was seeking A traveler passing through The barkeep said to guard my coin To stay away from this tinker But that just brought me near to him For naught had I worth taking A traveler passing through Well he bought me glass of darkened stout To thank me for my company And he dropped a penny in the glass For the luck that it would bring to me A traveler passing through The poor have but their pennies left The king his saxon shilling The king would never part with his Though I part with lime most willing [This is me, kat--I think that must be a typo? Should be with "mine"?) To a traveler passing through chorus: This coin's been haunted by the sidhe It shall bring you joy or bring you grief Depending on the works you do What once was mine now belongs to you To a traveler passing through And we passed the night most forcefully I sang my songs and his to me And we talked of life's brief song to sing Of visions we'd forsaken As travelers passing through And the barkeep said it's time with scorn Your man here will be your undoing They will lock you up as sure as you are born If they hear the songs you're singing A traveler passing through Well they can lock me up as best they can Yet songs can never know those chains The song is sacred as the wind We are just the harp that's singing A traveler passing through And later in a highland pub With friends around me singing I chanced to glance into my glass At another penny shining A traveler passing through Copyright © 1979, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1989, 1991, 1994 Jack Hardy Music and Rudolf Slezak, Musikverlag GMBH
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14 Jan 00 - 06:14 PM (#162971) Subject: MP3 Search: The Tinkers Coin? From: Clinton Hammond2 thanks... but lyrics I've got... tune I need... Hoping I am, someone, MP3 they can encode for me... Preferably Lui Collins version, but take what I can will I... For challenge, how is that? I gotta lay off the S.F... |
14 Jan 00 - 11:42 PM (#163167) Subject: RE: MP3 Search: The Tinkers Coin? From: Frank of Toledo The original version of the "Tinker's Coin" is on Jack Hardy"s Collected Works 1 800 PRIME CD PCD48...... The music is in Sing Out Fall 98 Vol 43 No. 2 Page 92. A Great song from a great contemporary writer. |
15 Jan 00 - 01:33 AM (#163234) Subject: RE: MP3 Search: The Tinkers Coin? From: Marymac90 Dear Clinton, I'm pretty sure that I have that Lui Collins album on vinyl. I'm going to annap's in the morning, so I need to go to bed now. I will be back Monday. You can message me via mudcat, or email me at marymac90@aol.com However, I'm a techno-peasant, so I don't know all these fancy ways of getting music over these little wires. I could make you a tape, or play it over the phone... You are right, it IS a beautiful song. She's a great singer-I wish she performend and recorded more. Be in touch with me next week. Best regards, Mary McCaffrey |
15 Jan 00 - 01:48 AM (#163240) Subject: RE: MP3 Search: The Tinkers Coin? From: katlaughing With Frank in Toledo's clues, I was able to find a midi of it at a Sing Out site, here It's not MP3, but I hope that helps, anyway.
Hate to let the sun go down katlaughing |
15 Jan 00 - 11:24 AM (#163335) Subject: RE: MP3 Search: The Tinkers Coin? From: Clinton Hammond2 Gods do mid's ever sound cheesy.. like some bad 80's fantasy game on computer... Or the soundtrack to Ladyhawk... hehehehehe But that might help... I'll let ya know... ;-) MM90... I'll be intouch... are you on Instant Messanger?? |
25 Jan 00 - 01:30 PM (#168158) Subject: RE: MP3 Search: The Tinkers Coin? From: kat Logan I'm so excited. I've been looking for the lyrics to this song for the last ten years. I heard a young woman sing it at a local song swap and then she never came back. It has been that mysterious song that has eluded me all of this time and I have been dying to sing it. Does anyone know the chord progression? |
25 Jan 00 - 06:18 PM (#168294) Subject: RE: MP3 Search: The Tinkers Coin? From: Clinton Hammond2 katrina... Look me up on ICQ #15193917, or email me and I can get ya the lyrics... we can even chat chord progression... ;-) |
25 Jan 00 - 07:12 PM (#168319) Subject: RE: MP3 Search: The Tinkers Coin? From: GUEST,Frank of Toledo I do it in CM, but the transcript has in in EM. Hope you can read this>>>>> 1st line EM D 2nd line C D 3rd line C BM 4th line C EM C 5th line D C |
27 Apr 16 - 09:58 AM (#3787436) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Tinker's Coin (Jack Hardy) From: GUEST,sometimeshenry For those who may be interested, here is my attempt at figuring out a simple version of the chords: The Tinker's Coin by Jack Hardy Intro: Em D / C D / C Bm / C Em / D C D C D Come all ye lads and lasses near C D A story I will tell to you C Bm About a cold damp night like this C D C When shelter I was seeking D C G A traveler passing through (chorus:) Em D This coin's been haunted by the sidhe* C D It shall bring you joy or bring you grief C Bm Depending on the works you do C D C What once was mine now belongs to you D C To a traveler passing through If Bm is too hard for you this works fine with Bm7. I also don't see any issue with dropping the G at the end of the verse. I will also post a new thread on this topic. |
27 Apr 16 - 10:05 AM (#3787438) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Tinker's Coin (Jack Hardy) From: GUEST The spacing on the chords didn't post perfectly. The chord changes are on the last word of each line. The added "G" at the end of the verse is after the last word of the line. |