Great version of this great song I first learned it from J ohn Barrow in the mid 60s at the "Buffs folk club in Edinburgh ,Dick Gaughan /Alex Campbell sings a great version as well
Well and truly done. Thank you. I shared it, btw. The old copy and paste method, to a private group of fellow book lovers who also recognize this song because it was indeed mentioned in a most poignant book. No harm done, I hope, because our admin doesn't hold with nonsense.
GNU Terry Pratchett. A man's not dead while his name is still spoken.
This song is nearly always unaccompanied - only Phil Beer could play the fiddle as well as singing and make it work! Brilliant.😊
Can't help singing along to this song! And then it's stuck in my head for a week. :D
Beautiful.
gret song great version im new to this band
Great version of this great song I first learned it from J ohn Barrow in the mid 60s at the "Buffs folk club in Edinburgh ,Dick Gaughan /Alex Campbell sings a great version as well
Takes me back to Reading University Folk club in the mid 1970s.
Really lovely. Never heard the song before, but I'm off in search of lyrics now....THanks.
I absolutely love this thank you so much for posting xxx
Well and truly done. Thank you. I shared it, btw. The old copy and paste method, to a private group of fellow book lovers who also recognize this song because it was indeed mentioned in a most poignant book. No harm done, I hope, because our admin doesn't hold with nonsense.
Thanks for your comment. Show of Hands are always happy to share their music far and wide. Glad you enjoyed it.
A most excellent rendition. Well done.
A lovely little ear-worm :)
Great stuff!
Good version of No Woman, No Cry :-)