Wild Mountain Thyme

Also known as " Will ye go, lassie, go". This is a great song brought to us by a man named Francis McPeake from Belfast, Northern Ireland. Many people believe that it's Scottish in origin, or at least the melody is.I play it instrumental with a clamp on the 4th fret.

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Music

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• Folk
• Ireland
• Ulster
• Scotland
• acoustic
• guitar
• trad
• instrumental
• music
• McPeake
• Francis
• Pierre
• Francoamerican99
• world
• capo

[big6corde]

J'ai regardè toutes les videos alors un COCORICO et bientot tu seras dans la cours des grands comme allez les bleues coupe du monde 1998 OK

[francoamerican99]

Merci bien pour tes mots ;-

[frw123456]

Good effort, but I think you strayed too far from the original version. The beauty of this folk song is the richness of the bass and midrange notes. Far too much emphasis on the treble and plucking of the E string on the upstroke I thought. I don't think it's the right song to play with a capo.

[francoamerican99]

What original version? Look at the related videos on this page, there aren't two alike.

[murlach1]

I loved that !

Pity there wasnt vocals along with it (hint hint)

All te best,

Murlach

[francoamerican99]

thanks. trust me, you don't wanna hear them.

[manriq47]

Really liked this one, Pierre! "Original" version of a traditional song. Loved your chord selections. Great wistful feeling to it. Keep it going, man. All the best. - Mark

[minijacob392]

PIERRE!!!!!!! i miss you playing the guitar!!!! dude oh and ima here it when we go to bmc right??? lol

[francoamerican99]

thanks, hope you do well

[whatswithkimmi]

oh wow. that was really good. im singing that song for a solo at my school so its cool.