You point out that there have been many parodies of this song, but this song is a parody of songs about deaths of your love. Don't know whether or not it's a parody of a specific song
Raymond, greetings from Minnesota, US. Is there a place where I can buy your traditional american songs? I have heard better voices, I have heard better guitars, but I haven't heard anyone who pours his heart as much as you in his songs!
Raymond, greetings from Minnesota, US. Is there a place where I can buy your traditional american songs? I have heard better voices, I have heard better guitars, but I haven't heard anyone who pours his heart as much as you in his songs!
@abethacker I don't have many traditional American songs on my CDs, but I expect to be doing a CD with Lew Dite soon which will be mainly American songs.
Thanks Biomanmic...very informative and intersting too. Love this rendition...labeled American version but the man definitely has a British accent or something!
Nice rendition, Ray. I was expecting a very traditional version. I just read the H.S. Thompson lyrics to "Down by the River" which explains why she tripped and drowned (there's a verse about too much rye wine). And there's a verse about recognizing her (deceased) by the smell. Check it out!
Well done! There are a couple of verses in there I've never heard before! All sorts of versions floating around the U.S. depending on the area people were living at the time. No doubt there are many lost parts as well.
Thank you. I love this song. As for any "added lyrics," if you've been into this song and the history of it as long as I have, you'll learn this is the real deal.
Only one alternative addition to the sung verse I'll add...
How about using the verse for Gandalf referring to Saruman in Lord of the Rings, the extended screenplay? Gandalf can refer to Saruman thusly: "In my dreams he still doth haunt me,
Beast of helper , beast of aid, likewise teacher and governess, thou hast killed our mums and dads and now we're all alone. Only because we don't think and act the way we should, do you whip us and beat us until we start being good
In a cavern, In a canyon, Excavating for a mine, Dwelt a miner forty-niner, And his daughter Clementine. Light she was and like a fairy, And her shoes were number nine; Herring boxes, without topses, Sandals were for Clementine. Oh my darling, Oh my darling, Oh my darling Clementine, You are lost and gone forever, Dreadful sorry Clementine.
The chords are there. I had the song listed twice, and the link was only under "My Darling Clementine." I've moved it to "Clementine" and deleted the other title. Thanks for your comment.
You point out that there have been many parodies of this song, but this song is a parody of songs about deaths of your love. Don't know whether or not it's a parody of a specific song
musicbox193 6 months ago
@musicbox193 Good point!
raymondcrooke 5 months ago
I've heard pretty much every version of this song on youtube, and this one is still my favourite.
thegreatluigi 1 year ago
@thegreatluigi Pleased to hear it. Thanks for telling me.
raymondcrooke 1 year ago
@thegreatluigi Indeed
alonelychild 11 months ago
Sounds brilliant with that accent, can't wait to dig into a few others.
z3r0t0l3r4ns 1 year ago
@z3r0t0l3r4ns Well, there's plenty here to check out - but what's this about an accent?
raymondcrooke 1 year ago
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Raymond, greetings from Minnesota, US. Is there a place where I can buy your traditional american songs? I have heard better voices, I have heard better guitars, but I haven't heard anyone who pours his heart as much as you in his songs!
abethacker 1 year ago
Raymond, greetings from Minnesota, US. Is there a place where I can buy your traditional american songs? I have heard better voices, I have heard better guitars, but I haven't heard anyone who pours his heart as much as you in his songs!
abethacker 1 year ago
@abethacker I don't have many traditional American songs on my CDs, but I expect to be doing a CD with Lew Dite soon which will be mainly American songs.
raymondcrooke 1 year ago
ALL the verses as nearly as I can cipher out...
hamsterlabs 1 year ago
Thanks Biomanmic...very informative and intersting too. Love this rendition...labeled American version but the man definitely has a British accent or something!
Sunriseatnoon 1 year ago
@Sunriseatnoon It's an American song, but I'm an Aussie, mate.
raymondcrooke 1 year ago
Nice rendition, Ray. I was expecting a very traditional version. I just read the H.S. Thompson lyrics to "Down by the River" which explains why she tripped and drowned (there's a verse about too much rye wine). And there's a verse about recognizing her (deceased) by the smell. Check it out!
biomanmusic 1 year ago
@biomanmusic Thanks for that information.
raymondcrooke 1 year ago
great, I love american songs! :)
genreema 1 year ago
Well done! There are a couple of verses in there I've never heard before! All sorts of versions floating around the U.S. depending on the area people were living at the time. No doubt there are many lost parts as well.
Anyway, I enjoyed this very much,
Rolland B. Heiss
rbheiss 1 year ago
It's a classic song. Thanks for your comments.
raymondcrooke 1 year ago
Ray....... I cant find this version of Clementine you are singin any where.
Can you help me pleas and tell me where you got the FULL song?
By the way.....I love your voice and your guitar. My compliments
Jordy0613040440 2 years ago
I've been singing it a long time and can't remember where I got all the verses from. You can find it on my website: raymondcrookeDOTcom
Click on "My Folk Songs" and then "American Songs."
raymondcrooke 2 years ago
Nice,
Thanks
humayaayapautam 2 years ago
You're welcome.
raymondcrooke 2 years ago
Thank you. I love this song. As for any "added lyrics," if you've been into this song and the history of it as long as I have, you'll learn this is the real deal.
Only one alternative addition to the sung verse I'll add...
"In my dreams she still doth haunt me
Robed in garments soaked in brine
When she rises from the waters
And I kiss my Clementine."
lordroad 2 years ago
Thanks for your information.
raymondcrooke 2 years ago
And thanks for subscribing. I hope you'll find plenty to enjoy on my channel.
raymondcrooke 2 years ago
How about using the verse for Gandalf referring to Saruman in Lord of the Rings, the extended screenplay? Gandalf can refer to Saruman thusly: "In my dreams he still doth haunt me,
Robed in garments, soaked in brine,
Though in life, he used to daunt me,
Now he's dead I draw the line."
Londonman84 2 years ago
Cool song!!!!!:D:D::D
JMagnatova 2 years ago
Thank you.
raymondcrooke 2 years ago
Beast of helper , beast of aid, likewise teacher and governess, thou hast killed our mums and dads and now we're all alone. Only because we don't think and act the way we should, do you whip us and beat us until we start being good
~ The History of Avalar, "The PTA Wars/Invasions"
Serge165 2 years ago
I like it !! You made it cool!
arielnyko 2 years ago
Hey, it's a cool song already! Thanks for your comment.
raymondcrooke 2 years ago
Awesome singing, and I love the doctored up lyrics!
JoshuaH688 2 years ago
Doctored up? These are pretty much the standard lyrics! Thanks for watching.
raymondcrooke 2 years ago
It was the "Boy Scouts" bit to which I had been referring.
JoshuaH688 2 years ago
you're so cute! hehe. good song :)
citruskiwi 2 years ago
wow your good i love this song it makes me cry when i hear it though
lolxxsmiles 2 years ago
But it has a happy ending!
raymondcrooke 2 years ago
You sang pretty well and you do act good! Congratulations american soul soldier! and
Thank you
alonelychild 2 years ago
Thanks, but please don't call me American!
raymondcrooke 2 years ago
Oh sorry!
But you know it ain´t shameful to be called American ;p
alonelychild 2 years ago
mate good as
Rhys15243 2 years ago
Thanks for rating, favouriting and subscribing!
raymondcrooke 2 years ago
takes me back when i was kid, hearing on tv
jason75 2 years ago
very nice....
pinkybabu 2 years ago
very nice :)
DeRocKK 2 years ago
Thank you.
raymondcrooke 2 years ago
You are great :)
FuNaTiC123 3 years ago
Thanks for subscribing.
raymondcrooke 3 years ago
Beautiful performance
jojaroyd 3 years ago
Thank you.
raymondcrooke 3 years ago
cool
Elli692 3 years ago
Now that's fine entertainment value! Enjoyed it immensely.
KommunityKat 3 years ago
Glad to hear it.
raymondcrooke 3 years ago
thumbs up!
xxratakatxx 3 years ago
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FUCKING HELL THATS HILLARIOUS
thanks for the laugh mate!
MrsHaggis 3 years ago
Awesome!I love this.
geith08 3 years ago
ooo, i love that song, but it makes me sad
:(. you had some lyrics in there that ive never heard before...
Angelicfeind390 3 years ago
I don't think you're meant to take it too seriously. :-)
raymondcrooke 3 years ago
Thank you for the song, it brought back so much memory for me. My grandfather used to rock me with this song.
grumpybee02 3 years ago
You're welcome.
raymondcrooke 3 years ago
Great! Thank You! Greetings from germany!
Radagast80 3 years ago
Thanks for your comment. Greetings from Hong Kong!
raymondcrooke 3 years ago
great song man! well done, I love that very special and lovely song!
clokida03 3 years ago
Thank you and greetings from Hong Kong.
raymondcrooke 3 years ago
crisp466 3 years ago
Yes, and the rest of the song can be found on my website. Thanks for the stars!
raymondcrooke 3 years ago
thank you so much, you sung it so well. excellent version!:)
psychedelichippie08 3 years ago
Great! I begin to sing,too!
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago
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raymondcrooke 3 years ago
wonderful
banjodeluxe 3 years ago
Awesome version! I loved it!
ChocolatIntoxique 3 years ago
this may be one of the finest versions of this song I've ever heard :)
Very good work. 5 stars from the Rogue
MoonshadowRogue 3 years ago
Sorry...his name is Lewdite...thank you!!
Sunriseatnoon 3 years ago
Very very nice but do by all means check out Lewdie who is one of your video responses...he's excellent!!! Thank you for the video!!
Sunriseatnoon 3 years ago
Yes. I know his work well. I think we inspire each other.
raymondcrooke 3 years ago
Your my hero!!!
lexluke 3 years ago
you are really awsom singer. i love this song. thank you
faendakine 4 years ago
Nice video dude. Keep rockin!
murpfix 4 years ago
I can't stop listening to this! Love it :P
crueljones 4 years ago
i am from guyana, thanks for this song
pbb8240 4 years ago
Bravo! Where did all of those verses come from??
MrLittlejohn67 4 years ago
Nice rendition! Any chance of you posting the tabs for your arrangement on your site?
PointsOfNote 4 years ago
The chords are there. I had the song listed twice, and the link was only under "My Darling Clementine." I've moved it to "Clementine" and deleted the other title. Thanks for your comment.
raymondcrooke 4 years ago
If this is American Traditional Version why does he sound like a foreigner? But you can carry a tune at least
tosheatower 4 years ago
Because I'm an Aussie. But I'm not going to restrict myself to Australian songs!
raymondcrooke 4 years ago
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he stinks
thethongsong123 4 years ago
Great! I begin to sing,too! If I hear you singing :-)
sguitar 4 years ago
wonderful rendition Ray!
Can I request some traditional Christmas tunes for the season?
PointsOfNote 4 years ago
I've got some ready to record, but have the flu at present so I can't sing. Hopefully I'll be over it soon so I can get into the Christmas spirit.
raymondcrooke 4 years ago
I've started putting them up now. It's about all I'll be doing from now to Christmas.
raymondcrooke 4 years ago
this was kinda cool
I enjoy the ol' traditionals
IbanezKen 4 years ago 2
I was steering clear of some of them because they have become such cliches, but I guess they become cliches for a good reason.
raymondcrooke 4 years ago
long time fav song!excellent job Raymond!
coolanddark 4 years ago
Thanks Dan. Thought you might like this one.
raymondcrooke 4 years ago
i remember my uncle singing this song thank you
greyxwolf 4 years ago
You're welcome, Danny. Hope you are enjoying the CDs.
raymondcrooke 4 years ago
One of my favorite campfire songs. Thanks for the historical information in your About This Video.
lewdite 4 years ago
You're welcome. Thanks for the video response.
raymondcrooke 4 years ago
Is Clementine John Howard? ;)
XxWaveWarlockxX 4 years ago
Who's John Howard? Isn't he some obscure Australian politician?
raymondcrooke 4 years ago