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There is also the Irish version 'Little Musgrave' which Christy Moore has recorded - they're all the same story. I think there are also varying versions of the basic story of 'Tam Lin'.
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theyve reformed and have played in u s a . if anyone has information on them and live dates in u k please let me know, thanks.
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Also "Matty Groves" seems to have more in common with "Henry Lee" than Lady Margaret.
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Sounds very much like The Pentangle.
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Tune very similar, but story different.
Trees were psychodelic-folk-rock. Fairport invented Folk-Rock - Richard and Swarb rule!!!
Fairport, bring on Trees at Cropredy, please!
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I like the way you type the name of the songs:
'Song' ~ SilverWolfMoon
It seems folk writing
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love this song so folky but then it explodes
elieattie 1 month ago
@elieattie That is a great way of describing it!
SilverWolfMoon 1 month ago
Is this not Matty Groves?
russvr 3 years ago
Interesting you should say that...
I believe this is also a traditional song, and, as such, the lyrics have certain similarities to those of 'Matty Groves', but enough differences to make it another song altogether.
Trees recorded this a year after Fairport Convention released their versions of 'Matty Groves' and 'A Sailor's Life', and I think 'Lady Margaret' sounds like a blend of the two...
SilverWolfMoon 3 years ago