Green Grow the Rushes, O

Masters Cerian Cantwr & John Inchingham performing a traditional work. Recorded at the Middle Kingdom's Bardic Madness in the Barony of the Cleftlands as part of the "Period Piece" challenge. Recorded on November 21, 2009 using a Flip Video camcorder. For more information on the performer, check out www.karolinekramer.com/kwplayers Recorded on November 21, 2009 using a Flip Video camcorder.

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[Landisnicholas]

@miki42

Been working there the past 3 summers, still sing it, one of my more favorite songs, that place just gets in you heart and doesn't ever want to leave. Love that place!!

[princess424w]

love it!

[Miki42]

@DuallyDieselFord for better or for worse :)

[DuallyDieselFord]

@Miki42 can never quite get rid of that damn horseshoe dust out of your shoes

[DuallyDieselFord]

@Miki42 I found this video cause they sung it there. went there 5 years. Miss it

[llovett79]

where can I buy Master Inchingham's cds? The one I got at Pennsic got ruined....

[sonicdude789]

i watched this at shcool and then at seven we droped to the floor laughing lol

[Miki42]

At Boy Scout Camp Horseshoe in Rising Sun, Maryland we would sing this song at the mess hall. It is one of my favorite memories of my youth and this video brings back the memories and does it great justice.

[skydaddy]

Oh dear sweet Lord, this is the funniest (IOW, most memorable) version of this song I have ever seen. Brilliant, simply brilliant.

This is the way to make sure that children remember the words and ask questions later (which is after all, the point of the song.)