Frog in the Well
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Im a civil war reenactor and i need a good song to play this song too, on the drums, this is perfecto!
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Yep. This actually appears with "A Frog He Went A Courting" in Campbell and Sharp's 1917 "English Folk Songs from The Appalachians". It probably came across the pond in the 1700s or 1800s.
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Thanks for up-loading this. I heard this in "Gettysburg". I thought it was a great marching song but didn't know the name of the song until now.
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I think this song is also called Keemo Kemo.
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Hi ho said rollie!
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Awesome
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Hi - witch is for a wonderful guitar-greeting fro germany
winfried
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Very nice ! Don't hear this tune played much except as a march. It is an old Nursery Song that came from the Appalachians, dating back to the Scotch Irish migration to that area.
FeralReason 2 years ago
Thanks for the back story, FeralReason.
There's a part where I give the rhythm a sharp snap like a snare drum. That was to make it sound like a march.
It's fun that this tune is both a march and a goofy singalong for kids, aka Keemo Keemo, Kimo Kimo, Froggie Went A Courting, etc. I know that tune from singalongs at summer camp as a kid and from Doc Watson's version.
lcsgze 2 years ago
That was Great!! One of my favorite F&D songs to play
CivilWarReenactor 2 years ago
Thanks man.
I love the rhythmic snap of the B section.
lcsgze 2 years ago
Nice, I can picture them marching on!
daddystovepipe 3 years ago
These fife and drum marching riffs are a lot of fun because they have a natural groove. I picked up a whole book of them (Drummers' and Fifers' Guide by Bruce and Emmett) after I learned this one off the net.
lcsgze 3 years ago