canlitgal's channel

@pbridge1300 Oh, OK. Maybe you could tell me where you got yours. Wait, no - that won't work . . .

Aside from Richard Thompson's original, the best YouTube version of this classic I've seen, albeit with an American accent. Love the fiddle, mandolin and vocals. You guys nailed it!

(BTW, alxmzs, RT is English, not Irish)

That is one sexy 70's long-haired, chest-baring, wide-pants-wearing lead singer! One question - where are the horn players in this video?

Oh my god - I'd forgotten about this song. My brother used to play it over and over - drove us crazy. I miss those days.

Great song from the 70's

I had no idea he was Canadian.

Like Stan Rogers, another great Northern talent gone too soon.

I guess they couldn't afford a drummer - Mr. Tambourine Man there sure doesn't have much rhythm in his feet.

I guess he and John Fred are preparing for the same flood!

Thank you so much for uploading this. You are my hero. Really.

Amazing! I love the way the first girl starts out a bit nervous but when a few people join her a huge smile breaks out on her face and the whole thing just takes off. Great work kids - you make us all proud to be Canadian!

Are these kids in a Soviet gulag, being forced to sing? They have about that much joy in their faces. There is no expression at all and they sound like they are just trying to get through it and possibly be rewarded with their daily ration of gruel.

No one writes like Laura Nyro did. I wonder if this music exists in SATB? It would be a great song for our choir!