I first heard the Grateful Dead doing this song long ago. They played it most years since 1977. You do a great cover of it. Nice to hear a familiar song! I got to your video while watching another do the same song, jkstraw on youtube. Glad I found yours, well done.
Lovely voice, very sweet, nice timbre. Please get singinglessons and you'll become to be outstanding ! ♥ Beautiful loveballed from the great Joan Baez.
I guess you could call it English folk, but it was actually a sea shanty that sorrowful sailor be sin' on the way out of port and away from home. If I remember right it was popular with the red coat navy, probably why it was originally in english as Jack Monroe. And as for Joan Baez, you be singin' just as good as she lass. A few changes in the vocal part but never the less just as beautiful. Bravo, bravo lass.
great song. if you ever get the chance look up the Grateful Dead version or Jerry Garcia. for the record picking up a lot of guitars from you, look forward to more from you
Hey! You did Jackaroe. Excellent as expected Lindsay! This is why I love the old folk music. It is not very often you find words like "countenance" in todays music.
beautiful voice! greetings from Brazil
pablocoruja 1 week ago
great job!
ParadiseWaitsBand 1 month ago
Keep it up....Sweet!
gtrtay33 2 months ago
Hey! I've got an old capo like that! It even works on my classical guitar. Nice voice by the way.
bammbamm12 2 months ago
Super cool! We cover this song too...Jerry Garcia style...you do it great
PaperCrownsChannel 2 months ago
wOwOw! GREAT cover of this folk masterpiece!
coolanddark 4 months ago
Beautifuly sung!
ComradeFeliks0 5 months ago
When is the album coming out! I am vaulted back to the twelfth gate coffee shop 1969.
Beautiful!
FiddlersBrew 7 months ago
I thought my favorite version of this song was Bob Dylan's version.
I do believe you took that spot from Bob in my heart.
william666lane 10 months ago
Beautiful voice and playing!
dominiquedv 11 months ago
I first heard the Grateful Dead doing this song long ago. They played it most years since 1977. You do a great cover of it. Nice to hear a familiar song! I got to your video while watching another do the same song, jkstraw on youtube. Glad I found yours, well done.
333threes 1 year ago
唱得不錯。
LinTzuYoung 1 year ago
Another good 'un. Thanks you.
Tombstone314159 1 year ago
Lovely voice, very sweet, nice timbre. Please get singinglessons and you'll become to be outstanding ! ♥ Beautiful loveballed from the great Joan Baez.
Eijkeren 1 year ago
Very pretty, your voice is well-suited to folk music! I only wish it was a little tiny bit faster ;)
mclaquarius94 1 year ago
Thank you.
MrPmorton 1 year ago
I guess you could call it English folk, but it was actually a sea shanty that sorrowful sailor be sin' on the way out of port and away from home. If I remember right it was popular with the red coat navy, probably why it was originally in english as Jack Monroe. And as for Joan Baez, you be singin' just as good as she lass. A few changes in the vocal part but never the less just as beautiful. Bravo, bravo lass.
AyemeJackaroe 1 year ago
Nice job! Very cool!
shirtgeek 1 year ago
great song. if you ever get the chance look up the Grateful Dead version or Jerry Garcia. for the record picking up a lot of guitars from you, look forward to more from you
jkf9 1 year ago
It's some English folk music, I do believe!
Lindscaldwell 2 years ago
Beautifully done. I hadn't heard that song in a long time. Where did you find it?
Jukeboxguy00 2 years ago
I have a Joan Baez songbook that has this in it.
Lindscaldwell 2 years ago
Hey! You did Jackaroe. Excellent as expected Lindsay! This is why I love the old folk music. It is not very often you find words like "countenance" in todays music.
LawOfInverseSquare 2 years ago
c'est magnifique! eccelente! (nice strap! :)
frozenwhitebear 2 years ago