21 May 05 - 04:24 PM (#1490210) Subject: Origins: TONIGHT FROM TEN TO ONE bawdy song From: John M. Hello everyone, If you are easily offended, please STOP READING. This thread is for mature audiences only. Please don't post "dreadful song" or "worst song written" as you are not helping. Below is a bawdy song titled: "Tonight from Ten to One" (recording 91KB)
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21 May 05 - 06:58 PM (#1490292) Subject: RE: Origins: TONIGHT FROM TEN TO ONE bawdy song From: GUEST,paddymac Well, John - this is more closely aligned with my notions of bawdy than are some of the others you've queried the family about. Subtlety, and a clever play on words. But otherwise, not exactly what I'd be inclined to call humerous. I encourage you to keep asking and keep researching. Some of the songs you ask about won't ever make the top 1000, etc., but that does not mean they are not worthy of study and archiving. |
20 May 23 - 09:59 PM (#4172701) Subject: RE: Origins: TONIGHT FROM TEN TO ONE bawdy song From: and e Bob Coltman singing this song is available online at https://ia804702.us.archive.org/9/items/jack_horntip_collection_field_recordings/0107%20Time%20From%20Ten%20To%20One.mp3 |
20 May 23 - 10:47 PM (#4172702) Subject: RE: Origins: TONIGHT FROM TEN TO ONE bawdy song From: Stilly River Sage You don't need to warn people away from bawdy songs. It is understood at Mudcat that these are shared here. The information in the subject line is sufficient. |
21 May 23 - 06:17 PM (#4172758) Subject: RE: Origins: TONIGHT FROM TEN TO ONE bawdy song From: GUEST,Bob Coltman My only clue to 'Tonight From Ten to One's origins: I learned it from a fellow Dartmouth student, Bill Edgerton in Hanover NH, I think in the winter of 1958 or 59. I should have been more curious at the time; I never asked Bill where he got the song. Chances of tracing down Bill at this late date are approximately nil. I did not know him well. He was a year or two ahead of me, I think, but am not sure. We had a memorable icy winter camp in the New Hampshire woods, having winched his jeep up over a succession of enormous boulders to reach the spot, where we built a good warm fire, ate,had some booze and some songs. It would be nice if Bill read this site, and could reply to this query, but he never considered himself a folksinger, so, I'm afraid, it's unlikely he will see this thread. Good luck, John, in digging out more background if you can; that's all I know. Best wishes, Bob |
21 May 23 - 09:30 PM (#4172776) Subject: RE: Origins: TONIGHT FROM TEN TO ONE bawdy song From: GUEST,and e (no cookie) Bob is this your Bill Edgerton: https://edgertonwineappraisals.com/ ? ? ? |