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I'll die for this land

Lovely music and photos lovely part of england. I dont get the linking of paul mccartney to this quality music

Not forgotten in our house gladly.......some lo ely recordings featured here thank you for reducing a grumpy old man to tears

Often spend time in yorkshire and further north,born on bred on north east coast but liveddown south for about 30 years after 5 in africa and miss the north everyday of my life

Memories of long ago never forget

Not forgotten by me. The early 70s was great for folk music in England. When I went to Australia in '74 it was popular here too. Not now. Taken over by corporate music unfortunately.

In the first image, "All copywrites" should be "All copyrights". The homophones do NOT mean the same thing! 😎😎 {Certified Old Curmudgeon}

Not forgotten at all but not mainstream either thank goodness. There are active and passionate folk groups and clubs throughout the UK and in Australia where I am. And there are new generations of artists adding their own twist to these lovely songs. Thank you for uploading this. As a Trad Junkie I am always looking for more. Magpie Lane are among my faves. I have about 10 of their albums

A superb selection of real people's music! It has reawakened my love of folk music which has been partially asleep for some years (a bit like me!) but it was sparked into being during the early 60s in Manchester. In those days you could see and listen to the likes of Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger singing live in a convivial pub. Long live your site.

I recognise Haworth in my west Yorkshire shire eny where!!

Absolutely beautiful! Thankyou for uploading.

This music is magical, love it 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Home, my home. These folk songs are what keep me alive. Though I was born in India, a land beyond my circumstances, England is my true home. My mother Britannia, my patience is wearing thin. Yet, I strive to endure for your sake. I live and sustain myself just for you, so that one day, I may return. My heart longs to come back to the land where my soul belongs.

I am 75% German and 25% English. Proud to be part English.

In the words of Ronald Hutton- ' This is merry England, so we might as well enjoy it'. Huzzar!

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Thank you for this lovely English folk music. Delightful

Уважаемые Украинцы , идите нахуй , со своим лизоблюдством английского фольклора , всем похуй на вас , и не надо тут включать переводчик и общаться друг с другом аки представители разных стран.

The Hop Picking song at 26:49 sounds like an early 20th century version of Scarborough Fair.

Beautiful England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🌹❤✝️

This is not English Folk music , it's Tudor /Elizabethan court music. . Something similar would have been played in all the Royal courts of 16th century Europe

Not forgotten at all!

Oh to be in England now that April's there.

Beautiful and evocative. Thank you!

Great versions of my favourite songs - and no ads!! Thanks a million!

Proper folk music!

Old England forever

I listened up to the Song of the Staffordhire Men, which sounded like a folk song, it is to be found on The English Folk Project. The rest seem sanitised, emasculated in their cute harmonising. Very disappointed after the first collection's authenticity.

Who is singing this? Peter Livingstone?

Zoʻr maskan ekan . Men ham borishni hohlar edim❤

La Jolla is a beautiful place. Crowed but beautiful.

Not forgotten 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Absolutely love this. I decided a few weeks ago to find traditional English folk music, this is exactly what I was looking for ❤

Not even J.R.R. Tolkien could invent something more beautiful than England.❤

I’m Ukrainian and i am absolutely in love with English folk songs. Their vibe is so incredible and reminds me a lot of the Ukrainian folk songs 🥰

Great video! I saw 60007 arriving at London Kings Cross.

Great capture. I caught the Sir Nigel Gresley at Welwyn North

Amazingly good shoots!

Fun folksy songs. Sound like something that could be sung in the Shire.

This is so lovely, and so are all the people who've commented ❤

Brittany, I guess it's the best land in the world. As if god wished every beautifulness there. I would really want to have been to Britanny. Having been to countryside and Isles of Britanny.. My lord, how it would be good.. I wish British people would keep that land beautiful, like in her pure shape. Please keep away every rubbish modern things from the Britanny. At least let us have a land which is still pure.

Love this music. Thanks for collecting it all in one place! We really should be doing more to preserve them. God bless

Greetings to England from Australia 🇦🇺❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿. My online best friend is from there

Hi that's to our Germanic brothers for their comments it was a travesty we had to fight each other hopefully it will never happen again

tnis is my music homework lol

All credits go to Magpie Lane Folk Band. Tracklist 1. Magpie Lane - Maypoke/Asiatic 2. Magpie Lane - Stingo 3. Magpie Lane - The Fits Come On Me Now Or The Bishop Of Chester Jigg 4. Magpie Lane - The Beautiful Landlady 5. Magpie Lane - O Once I Was A Sheppard Boy 6. Magpie Lane - My Old Hat That I Got On 7. Magpie Lane - John Barleycorn 8. Magpie Lane - Hop Picking Song 9. Magpie Lane - The Hop Ground 8. Magpie Lane - Abegging I Will Go 9. Magpie Lane - The Mail Coach Guard

This almost sounds like something you would hear in a fantasy tavern or something. I love it.

Love ir ♥️

All credit goes to the respective artists. Full Tracklist. 1. Kathryn Tickell - Sheppard Laddies 2. Black Country three - The Boxing Match 3. Barry Sellers - The Ripon Hornblower Legend 4. Kathryn Tickell - Redesmouth Road/ 27 miles 5. The Houghton Weavers - Blaydon Races 6. The Houghton Weavers - Old Pendle 7. Kadia - East Of Alexandria 8. Fourum - Henry Jenkins 9. John Raven - Song Of The Staffordshire Men 10. Fourum - Hanna Hauxwell 11. The Poxy Bogards - Agincourt Carol If you like the photographs in this video you can check my Instagram: instagram.com/edward_brack_photo?igshid=MzMyNGUyNmU2YQ==

When I ear this folk music, I understand better why Paul Mc Cartney is English. Your folk music is very melodic. Big hello from France. Just one question : when were composed these songs ? Thank's for the answer.