Jock O'Hazeldean -- traditional celtic ballad on acoustic guitar

Traditional ballad from the British Isles arranged by Martin Simpson for fingerstyle acoustic guitar -- played on Collings CJ

Category:

Music

Tags:

• acoustic
• guitar
• celtic
• folk
• fingerpicking
• fingerstyle
• collings
• cj
• martin
• simpson
• redavide1
• dave
• de
• andrade

[digittydog]

I really like the sound of you Collings.  How did you record this?

[redavide1]

This one was recorded with an Audio Technica 4050 directly into a camcorder (using an attenuator) with a little reverb in the loop.

[neillian1]

david this is superb really good well done and a lovely sound too

neillian

[redavide1]

Thank you neillian . . .

[axxjxxwalker]

Beautiful. Is it standard tuning? Thanks. Andrew

[redavide1]

Thanks -- low E string is dropped to D.

[slagorourke]

A tragic case of 'guitarface', but redeemed by superb playing. Beautifully done, well recorded & nice Collings too!

[carvetop01]

Beautiful

[twohandband]

Why weep ye by the tide, lady, why weep ye by the tide?

[rjb4lfc]

I was driving home from work last night and heard this ballad on Radio 2. I was struck by the words Hazeldeane as I have a friend named Hazel Deane! I have posted a link to the Corries version to her. I have since been listening through other versions and yours is beautiful. I just have it on repeat.

[Ericules555]

lol love the faces, and beautifully played, what kind of guitar are you using? It's beautiful

[MrBasilGanglia]

very nice.

[Kmopl66]

Super good job

[carvetop01]

Excellent!

[gladys12373]

Lovely! Playing worthy of the song. Thank you!

[Joshown83]

Thank you so much! A wonderful playing, and an excellent resource for me to learn with!