its named " mother's lament" not "your baby has gone down the plug hole" !!! :@
Gitars5 2 years ago
it is by Cream
Welivewiththefuture 4 years ago
@Welivewiththefuture
It is not BY cream. They covered it. It goes at least back to the early 20th century.
allenjmsmith 1 year ago
@allenjmsmith You, my good sir, have replied to a 3-year old comment. Thank you for bringing back the nostalgia factor.
Welivewiththefuture 1 year ago
@Welivewiththefuture I sing songs that are 400 years old. Three years ago is practically now.
Is this a folk song? My mother is trying to figure out the origins of it...
Croneda 4 years ago
I always thought it was a traditional song of unknown origin, but on a recording I have with Swedish lyrics the music is credited to a "J Spade". I don't know who he is (or likely - was).
RobertHultman 4 years ago
Ian Whitcomb recorded this and said that it was by Professor Seegfree (That's how it sounds but I'm sure it's not spelt like that) Gilmblatten.
Zoot101 4 years ago
I heard that it is a Cockney ditty of unknown origin. I would think that it is very old and nobody is ever going to know.
ArisztidZ 4 years ago
its named " mother's lament" not "your baby has gone down the plug hole" !!! :@
Gitars5 2 years ago
it is by Cream
Welivewiththefuture 4 years ago
@Welivewiththefuture
It is not BY cream. They covered it. It goes at least back to the early 20th century.
allenjmsmith 1 year ago
@allenjmsmith You, my good sir, have replied to a 3-year old comment. Thank you for bringing back the nostalgia factor.
Welivewiththefuture 1 year ago
@Welivewiththefuture I sing songs that are 400 years old. Three years ago is practically now.
allenjmsmith 1 year ago
Is this a folk song? My mother is trying to figure out the origins of it...
Croneda 4 years ago
I always thought it was a traditional song of unknown origin, but on a recording I have with Swedish lyrics the music is credited to a "J Spade". I don't know who he is (or likely - was).
RobertHultman 4 years ago
Ian Whitcomb recorded this and said that it was by Professor Seegfree (That's how it sounds but I'm sure it's not spelt like that) Gilmblatten.
Zoot101 4 years ago
I heard that it is a Cockney ditty of unknown origin. I would think that it is very old and nobody is ever going to know.
ArisztidZ 4 years ago