@Onbluewater The tricky thing about this one -- and I don't know if it is a "mistake" in the book -- is that the end part is way too high (which is one excuse for why I sound bad on that part!)
I found a version by Jill King and Bob Webb on iTunes. Its on the album "Sea Music of Many Lands: The Pacific Heritage". From what your saying, it looks like this song definitely went through the same variation that all folk songs go through, its simply evolved.
Yes! It is a very very popular song with singers nowadays, usually matching this tune to the "Larry Marr" lyrics. I am fairly certain that Stan Hugill, who recorded it on a couple albums, is "ground zero" for its current popularity.
Thanks for putting this up. It was good meeting you at Mystic this year.
Onbluewater 1 year ago
@Onbluewater The tricky thing about this one -- and I don't know if it is a "mistake" in the book -- is that the end part is way too high (which is one excuse for why I sound bad on that part!)
hultonclint 1 year ago
I found a version by Jill King and Bob Webb on iTunes. Its on the album "Sea Music of Many Lands: The Pacific Heritage". From what your saying, it looks like this song definitely went through the same variation that all folk songs go through, its simply evolved.
dasilvaec 2 years ago
Yes! It is a very very popular song with singers nowadays, usually matching this tune to the "Larry Marr" lyrics. I am fairly certain that Stan Hugill, who recorded it on a couple albums, is "ground zero" for its current popularity.
hultonclint 2 years ago