I don't know too much about this song but it does seem to use that melody. It seems to be a traditional song covered by a lot of artists. Apparently when someone performs it they feel free to add in some of their own verses, usually bawdy!
Thanks for the info! According to info I found it was recorded as early as 1913, and seems to be traditional as you say. It's also called "The Bragging Song", even Elvis recorded this.
There's no question about it. Only one theory explains the collision of individual talent that spans 40 plus year. They are some kind of immortals, demi-gods. Wait till Art Bell gets hold of this...
It was done sometime in the 60's... good song... as all the Seeker's songs are good... no great....
moparmtn 1 year ago 2
When was this done - 90's?
grimTales1 2 years ago
It's from a concert in 2000, I believe.
makeitreel 2 years ago
Thanks!
grimTales1 2 years ago
Rather like Tommy Makem's "The Liar".
tradfan 2 years ago
Is this to the tune of She'll Be Coming Round The Mountain? The Seekers certainly have a good sense of humour.
grimTales1 2 years ago 2
I don't know too much about this song but it does seem to use that melody. It seems to be a traditional song covered by a lot of artists. Apparently when someone performs it they feel free to add in some of their own verses, usually bawdy!
makeitreel 2 years ago
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grimTales1 2 years ago
Thanks for the info! According to info I found it was recorded as early as 1913, and seems to be traditional as you say. It's also called "The Bragging Song", even Elvis recorded this.
grimTales1 2 years ago
Extraordinary, commendable work from someone who definitely knows their Seekers stuff! Very impressive and hilarious.
auspete 2 years ago 5
Indeed and I agree. That's very clever, impressive and funny! Love it.
grimTales1 2 years ago
There's no question about it. Only one theory explains the collision of individual talent that spans 40 plus year. They are some kind of immortals, demi-gods. Wait till Art Bell gets hold of this...
iowa61 3 years ago