Available from all good record stores, and even a few crap ones.
John27346 1 month ago
By a very strange coincidence, just after I had finished my previous message,
I caught the end of a BBC Radio 4 docudrama enitled 'At War with Wellington'.
On several occasions, we heard brief extracts from a contemporary (Irish) ballad
'The Girl I Left Behind (Me)' subsequently adopted in both Britain and the USA.
Other songs which share the same tune: 'The Rare Old Mountain Dew' and
'An Spailpin Fanach'. My list is doubtless incomplete.
ratoils 1 year ago
To the best of my knowledge, the 'other folk song' is known as 'The Waxies'
Dargle'. 'Waxies' were the Dublin ladies from the inner-city tenements who used
to do for' - waxing the floors, among other things - the posher denizens of the
city. The Dargle is a small river, which ripples through the picturesque village
of Enniskery. Apparently, that was the place chosen by these ladies for their
annual day out - a rare pleasure, indeed!
good ole norn irish talent!
ilovelanky 1 year ago
music gcse set work!!
3aoibhinn 2 years ago
Its Actually called "Fair Day" and consists of 2 Songs, Blackberry Blossom and another Folk song.
MichaelTheSilageMan 2 years ago
I welcome anything from this conductor.
jrakg 2 years ago
Available from all good record stores, and even a few crap ones.
John27346 1 month ago
By a very strange coincidence, just after I had finished my previous message,
I caught the end of a BBC Radio 4 docudrama enitled 'At War with Wellington'.
On several occasions, we heard brief extracts from a contemporary (Irish) ballad
'The Girl I Left Behind (Me)' subsequently adopted in both Britain and the USA.
Other songs which share the same tune: 'The Rare Old Mountain Dew' and
'An Spailpin Fanach'. My list is doubtless incomplete.
ratoils 1 year ago
To the best of my knowledge, the 'other folk song' is known as 'The Waxies'
Dargle'. 'Waxies' were the Dublin ladies from the inner-city tenements who used
to do for' - waxing the floors, among other things - the posher denizens of the
city. The Dargle is a small river, which ripples through the picturesque village
of Enniskery. Apparently, that was the place chosen by these ladies for their
annual day out - a rare pleasure, indeed!
ratoils 1 year ago
good ole norn irish talent!
ilovelanky 1 year ago
music gcse set work!!
3aoibhinn 2 years ago
Its Actually called "Fair Day" and consists of 2 Songs, Blackberry Blossom and another Folk song.
MichaelTheSilageMan 2 years ago
I welcome anything from this conductor.
jrakg 2 years ago