The Royal Guardsmen - Biplane Evermore

[mollymitch1]

I have just done a Wikipedia , search, and it says "A song recorded by The Irish Rovers" so it looks like they did it first as there was no mention of the Royal Guardsmen. But I still prefer this one. For all you Irish Rovers fans there is a ringtone in there if you like it enough. That is not running it down, It is good but I prefer this one.

[mjcamck]

Really nice, uplifting song about recognizing the "insignificant" is really important, too. Thanks for posting. Peace.

[banchegal]

i heard a lullaby of this and now i love it

[sandinmyears1]

A nice American version of the Canadian/Irish version by the Irish Rovers in the 1960s.

[Supermusicisloveable]

@sandinmyears1

I remember the Irish Rovers singing this when I was a kid. I didn't know the Royal Guardsmen sang it too.

Who recorded it first?

[sandinmyears1]

@Supermusicisloveable - I have no idea. I've only heard it by the rovers.

[CrowCulture]

seems like an imitation of rudolph the red nosed reindeer, but still nice song though

[Booger414]

@CrowCulture The triumph of the underdog is a classic literary and by extension musical theme. I am not sure any of these stories can truly be said to be an imitation of any other one. They almost exist in their own genre.

[Midnightman3741]

I'm 22 now, but I grew up with my dad playing Royal Guardsmen records for me since I was 3. This is one I always remember and love hearing.

[robertsgunshop]

@Midnightman3741

Tour dad has good taste in music.

[TheBookWorm1718]

I LOVE this song, it's one of my favorites by the Royal Guardsmen.