Wild Rover Scottish Folk Song
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This song is a classic example of a song that no one knows where it came from! Scotland or Ireland
Sportymike 3 months ago
@grb2980363 I went from 94-98 and we had one year a guy from Ireland who would play on Tuesdays and he would place this every time loved it
TheCasperOne 4 months ago
@TheCasperOne I was at GSW in '86. Don't quite remember this at Pat's Place.
grb2980363 4 months ago
This takes me back to college. to Pat's Place in Americus, GA Those were some awesome nights.. No More..sigh
TheCasperOne 1 year ago
@mullac1980 its only considered irish because people dont realise its scottish.
seonidh 1 year ago
@skrubal1 har it depends how much hes used it!
seonidh 1 year ago
The song is mainly considered Irish however its origins started in Scotland in the year 1700 it came into Irish taverns around 1825 however was actually more popular in America with Scots imigrants introducing it to North America.
mullac1980 2 years ago
The origins are contested like most folk songs..
Phase3 2 years ago
Its a Fucking IRISH folk song, dick
MCYorkieBar 2 years ago
Nice playing.
FDGRAVEDIGGER 2 years ago