Will You Go Lassie Go, Irish Music,Frobisher Bay Volunteers
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This is wonderful! You four blend perfectly! Thanks for sharing, Bob!
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Wonderful harmonies thanks for a very good rendition
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great song.one of d easier songs to sing...........
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Hi.beautiful version of this song. I live in Keady ,Tommy Makems home town.I go to the local session on a wed .night.You can have a look if you go to "fiddleatthebar" regards.
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Very nice performance and a wonderful sweet song, reminds me of my grandmother, born in Ireland, county Leisch, she went.....
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That was very well done, nice hormonies. It was written by Francie McPeake who was from Belfast. I have a LP of The McPeake Family.
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Thank you. I see in your profile that you do some very good things abroad. Nice work. My wife and I spend some winter months in south western florida, cowboy country.
Bob
BobJohnson1945 2 years ago
woah, that was amazing !
zodri 3 years ago
Thank you very much. We all loved singing together and 'Lassie' was a favorite.
Bob
BobJohnson1945 3 years ago
This is a nice Song but I really wish the Irsihs wouldn't try to steal Scottish songs and call them their own....it is Scottish musc not Irish. If I play knees up mother brown on the pipes, it doesn't make it Scottish now does it?
Quietlydoesit 4 years ago
I do understand that the origin of Will You Go Lassie Go is Scotland. The entertainers are Irish but the song comes from Scotland. It would sound terrific with the pipes. Bob Johnson
BobJohnson1945 4 years ago
Bob, I assumed it to be Scotish too. The first time I heard it was on Highland Cathedral-CD by the Pipes and Drums/Royal Scots Dragoon Guards - beautiful if you like Pipes. Credits seem to go to Francis McPeak of Belfast.
What did you find?
GPS1356 4 years ago
I did not do further looking GPS1356. Are you sure that Francis McPeak wrote the song? And is from Belfast. That would certainly make it Irish origin, obviously. Right now I am riding my bicycle down the east coast of the US, the ride is called Ride for Independents dot com. Perhaps you would take a look and send it along to your friends for a look see.
Bob JOhnson
BobJohnson1945 4 years ago