Thanks LadyGreyCarolyn - i listen to that song 100 years ago :-), still fascinated. Today i'm on search for a song (title) i heard in the early 60th from a british radio station. One line of the Lyrics was "...sleep in peace, my soldier laddie ...". The tune/melody was the same of the Song "letzte Rose"(german title) from the Opera 'MARTHA' of Flotow. The singers voice remindet me on Andy Stewart or David Withfield (?) CAN YOU HELP ? Thanks anyway ! JOERG/Philippines
@LadyGreyCarolyn I'm on my knees - you're really helpful, Mme. ! Its somewhat like finding a long lost friend again. You gave me back exactly i was looking for - a heartfelt thank you ! Joerg/Philippines
For such a little thing! You're more than welcome, I'm so happy I could help you!!! :))))))
Remember, if you ever want to look for a song you don't know the title but you know the lyrics: just write those few lyrics on google (or yahoo, etc...) and add the word "lyrics", and also the name of the artist if you know it, and you have high probability to find exactly the title you're missing.
This song also brings back memories of my dad who died 21 years ago. He was born in Glasgow and immigrated to Canada after WW2. When this song came out in 1961 I was a little girl and I thought this song was written about my dad and his time in the war. he will always be my hero.
Scottish heritage is still held in high regard in Canada, it's part of who we are and I'm glad to have ancestors as early as a generation ago from Scotland
Thanks very much for your comment, and I think too that is important to know about our ancestors (who they were, the ways and the places they used to live, etc...)!
This is one of my all time favorites as i was brought up with Andy Stewart singing this regularly. i loved it then and i love it now. Thanks from Irene.
Thanks for the welcome! Everytime I listen to this song, I think of my Father who passed away 20 years ago on January 15th. He was a true Scotsman, born in Edinburgh & immigrated to Canada in his 20's. His name was Patrick; However, he went by the name "Angus", a true Scottish name! So Dad, this one's for you! I love & miss you! Cheers!!! :) xoxo
Enjoyed this song by John. Never knew he recorded this.
Only heard Andy Stewart's version. Thanks for posting it.
Cheers; ... *(^_^)*
Doug
moniquewass 3 weeks ago
@moniquewass
Thanks to you for watching and commenting! :-) I'm happy you discovered this version!
LadyGreyCarolyn 3 weeks ago
I'm not even Scottish, but this brought tears to my eyes.
John McDermott with his musicians did it beautifully.
riccardobruero 3 weeks ago
@riccardobruero
I agree with you, it's a moving song.
Thanks very very much for your comment!!! :)
LadyGreyCarolyn 3 weeks ago
Excellent.
is1943 4 weeks ago
@is1943
Thanks very much for watching and for your comment, I'm happy you enjoyed it!!! :-)
LadyGreyCarolyn 4 weeks ago
Thanks LadyGreyCarolyn - i listen to that song 100 years ago :-), still fascinated. Today i'm on search for a song (title) i heard in the early 60th from a british radio station. One line of the Lyrics was "...sleep in peace, my soldier laddie ...". The tune/melody was the same of the Song "letzte Rose"(german title) from the Opera 'MARTHA' of Flotow. The singers voice remindet me on Andy Stewart or David Withfield (?) CAN YOU HELP ? Thanks anyway ! JOERG/Philippines
nalvojo 4 months ago
@nalvojo
Thanks very much to you for your comment!!!! :-)
I send you a message with the song I think you refer to!
LadyGreyCarolyn 4 months ago 3
@LadyGreyCarolyn I'm on my knees - you're really helpful, Mme. ! Its somewhat like finding a long lost friend again. You gave me back exactly i was looking for - a heartfelt thank you ! Joerg/Philippines
nalvojo 4 months ago
@nalvojo
For such a little thing! You're more than welcome, I'm so happy I could help you!!! :))))))
Remember, if you ever want to look for a song you don't know the title but you know the lyrics: just write those few lyrics on google (or yahoo, etc...) and add the word "lyrics", and also the name of the artist if you know it, and you have high probability to find exactly the title you're missing.
All the best to you, take care!!!
LadyGreyCarolyn 4 months ago
Aye - we all get a wee bit wistful when we hear this song......true celtic (said with a k) warriors all of them!!
04jambo1956 5 months ago 2
@04jambo1956
Thanks very much for your comment (and for watching the video!!!) ^_^
I'm happy you enjoyed it!!!
Greetings from Turin,
Paola
LadyGreyCarolyn 5 months ago
This song also brings back memories of my dad who died 21 years ago. He was born in Glasgow and immigrated to Canada after WW2. When this song came out in 1961 I was a little girl and I thought this song was written about my dad and his time in the war. he will always be my hero.
Miss you Dad XXX
99lilyana 8 months ago 12
@99lilyana
Thanks for sharing your memories of your Dad :) I understand you, I miss my Dad too... but thanks for watching and commenting on my video!
LadyGreyCarolyn 8 months ago
Scottish heritage is still held in high regard in Canada, it's part of who we are and I'm glad to have ancestors as early as a generation ago from Scotland
DavManCometh 8 months ago 2
@DavManCometh
Thanks very much for your comment, and I think too that is important to know about our ancestors (who they were, the ways and the places they used to live, etc...)!
LadyGreyCarolyn 8 months ago
This is one of my all time favorites as i was brought up with Andy Stewart singing this regularly. i loved it then and i love it now. Thanks from Irene.
baycast 8 months ago in playlist John McDermott
Thanks for the welcome! Everytime I listen to this song, I think of my Father who passed away 20 years ago on January 15th. He was a true Scotsman, born in Edinburgh & immigrated to Canada in his 20's. His name was Patrick; However, he went by the name "Angus", a true Scottish name! So Dad, this one's for you! I love & miss you! Cheers!!! :) xoxo
xmasbaby1968 1 year ago 6
@xmasbaby1968
Thanks again for dropping on my video, and thanks for share some memories of yours ^_^
LadyGreyCarolyn 1 year ago
One word sums it up- BEAUTIFUL!!! Thanks for posting a lovely song by a very talented artist.
xmasbaby1968 1 year ago
@xmasbaby1968
Thanks very very much to you for commenting on my video, I'm happy you enjoyed it!!! :)))
And welcome on YouTube!!!
LadyGreyCarolyn 1 year ago
So Lovely ! - Erkele
Erkele 1 year ago
@Erkele
Thanks a lot for watching and commenting my video! ^_^
LadyGreyCarolyn 1 year ago
Always nice to hear John McDermott. I like this song too, although
the reference to "battles glorious" is somewhat unsettling.
Tnx 4 posting this old favorite.
rockgor 1 year ago
@rockgor
Thanks to you for leaving your comment to my video, it's much appreciated! :)))
LadyGreyCarolyn 1 year ago