Streets of Laredo (Traditional Cowboy Ballad) - Sam Shackleton

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  • Опубликовано: 3 дек 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @BubbaGurt
    @BubbaGurt Год назад +2

    I like this a lot. My personal favorite by far is cattle call

  • @spoopy-gho5t
    @spoopy-gho5t Год назад +7

    Love the beefy sound of that harmonica!

  • @alecscott4349
    @alecscott4349 Год назад +5

    I love your blend of British -US folk traditions. I think modern debate divides our shared culture. I'd love to see you perform with Southern musicians.

    • @Puppy_Puppington
      @Puppy_Puppington 10 месяцев назад

      Edinburgh is in Britain? Thought it Scottish. Or Irish or something

  • @lachlannmullin
    @lachlannmullin Год назад +1

    I was on that same platform just yesterday! Great song!

  • @Atlas222_
    @Atlas222_ Год назад +2

    Always happy when you post another great song

  • @bobbycrispy5459
    @bobbycrispy5459 Год назад +2

    A lot of what u sing reminds so much of imlach and Alex cambell , love it

  • @normanshackleton6863
    @normanshackleton6863 Год назад

    Very soulfully-presented lyrics and great rhythmic harmonica vibe ! Thank - you.

  • @serious_about_men
    @serious_about_men Год назад +2

    is this song a descendant or ancestor of the unfortunate rake/lad? i’m sensing some similarities in both melody and lyrics.

    • @Orbowitz
      @Orbowitz Год назад +1

      A lot of old American folk songs are inspired by the Scottish and Anglo colonists and immigrants who settled in the Appalachias and western North America

    • @rebelscum7870
      @rebelscum7870 Год назад

      Yes it is a direct ancestor of the unfortunate rake.

    • @EliWeigleb
      @EliWeigleb 8 месяцев назад

      @@Orbowitz well scottish and irish

    • @Exausht
      @Exausht Месяц назад

      @@EliWeigleb Land of the misty cloud land of the tempest loud
      Land of the brave and proud land of the free
      Scotland is the original land of free home of the brave you got that from us, The founding fathers were Scots.