Green Grow the Rushes, O
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Masters Cerian Cantwr & John Inchingham performing a traditional work. Recorded at the Middle Kingdom's Bardic Madness in the Barony of the Cleftlands as part of the "Period Piece" challenge. Recorded on November 21, 2009 using a Flip Video camcorder. For more information on the performer, check out www.karolinekramer.com/kwplayers Recorded on November 21, 2009 using a Flip Video camcorder.
My granmother sang this to me. love this
I wish more people would learn/teach these old songs. This is one that takes me back to my childhood. Thank you
Amazing we used to sing this when I was in school. It's great to know the origins of each line.
My mother taught it to me 65 years ago. I'd forgotten 11, 9,8,7, and 6 thanks for the refresher. It was a fun performance and I'm surprised the audience knew it too.
This brings back sweet memories of summer camp! :)
I have wanted to hear this song done correctly since I went to Camp Kettlerun girl scout camp when I was about nine.I am now 59. Now I know all the words I never got before! Hurray for these guys!
That was really adorable! My sister and I sang that on a family hiking trip almost four decades ago. We were just in Hawaii visiting my dad in the ICU and we sang it to him again - a bit more seriously. He passed away and never woke up - but I truly believe he heard us. However, your version really made my day. Thank you!
Laura Mack My condolences. He heard at least the love, I'm sure.
I am a Scout Assistant Leader and I heard this lovely hymn version at a Scout Camp fire lead by the leaders and Explorers who just simply made the heavens open the most lively song that still rings in my ears.
I checked it out on RUclips and found one that only went up to 6 and other cerium versions not so good
Thank you!! How wonderful
My mother would always sing this and we would join. Beautiful song.
I do not remember hearing this song for well over 50 years when I was a young man, but for some strange reason it came into my head just after getting up this morning. So straight to google which led me to this version, great, but how remarkable is the human brain for this to happen.
John Hutson I had the same experience today -- welcoming these unexpected leads let's the past enrich the future.
At Boy Scout Camp Horseshoe in Rising Sun, Maryland we would sing this song at the mess hall. It is one of my favorite memories of my youth and this video brings back the memories and does it great justice.
Miki42 ...and they still sing it in the mess hall at Horseshoe to this day!
Yep, they still sing it at Horseshoe during the last lunch before everyone departs camp. ruclips.net/video/jnHzBEq2hbA/видео.html
This is where I learned this song too. 1960s. So many songs we would sing at meals, along with short skits by the staff.
Absolutely brilliant. I would pay to watch those guys live.
Remember this from childhood. Dad always sang it.
you are very entertaining. wish i could take my wife to see you live. keep up the good work. I wish you continued success. I wish more people worked in this venue.
This just popped into my head. I remember it from School in the 1960's in Australia. Cheers.
When I was a little girl at camp, another girl taught this to me. It's stayed in the recesses of my mind since then. So happy to have found out what it was and where it came from!
ipretty charming. whenever an audience can't resist joining in, you've done it.
Hi, have no clue what this is about for I was driven here by Burns' "Green grow the rushes", but I'm happy nevertheless and will get to learn about this song too, so thank you for both the song and the lovely performance.
Best edition of this song I've seen!
We sang this is a serving cavalry regiment. Gods peace be with those no longer with us
i watched this at shcool and then at seven we droped to the floor laughing lol
We use to sing this song in music class in elementary school
Pretty great guys - thanks!
Very good. Lovely voices and what enthusiasm!
@miki42
Been working there the past 3 summers, still sing it, one of my more favorite songs, that place just gets in you heart and doesn't ever want to leave. Love that place!!
One is one and all alone and ever more shall be so.
great fun, thanks!
Lovely!
Try watching this with CC switched on ……hilarious
I remember this song being on a cartoon on "Sesame Street."
My favorite part was "ARRRRRGH!!"
haha this is so fun, I was somewhat bewildered at the beginning and chuckling by the end singing along as they got out of breath but pulled off a great performance! Love this song :D well done gentlemen
I grew up in the Cold War, so we used sing "Green Grow the Russians-O"
it's stuck in my head D:
BEST SONG EVER LOL LOL LOL LOL!!!
where can I buy Master Inchingham's cds? The one I got at Pennsic got ruined....
@Miki42 I found this video cause they sung it there. went there 5 years. Miss it
The mysterious words of this carol and it's origin has always intrigued me. It's thought to English but there is an argument that it is French but the English have the tradition of counting songs. And then it first appears in manuscript in Hebrew, but remember the earliest written recipe for Cock-a-leekie is in an English cook book. I wish those old timers had been a bit freer with their record keeping.
love it!
Delightful!
that is so sad but nice it the same time
Ahhhh...Horseshoe
@Miki42 can never quite get rid of that damn horseshoe dust out of your shoes
Cool.
@DuallyDieselFord for better or for worse :)
ha ha i know what you are saying
3RD ACR
Until it isn't.
No you didn't. That doesn't even make sense.
John, unintelligible? Say it ain't so.
Wtf is this?