Once I had a sweetheart

chanson traditionnelle anglaise.
Guitare accordée en open tuning (DADGAD)
Traditional english song, with guitar in DADGAD open tuning. (Bert Jansk adaptation)
Cancion traditicional ingles con guitarra acuerda en DADGAD open tuning.

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Music

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• chanson
• traditionelle
• folk
• anglais
• guitare
• acoustique
• patrice
• goyaud

[shed3]

stunning guitar work. Some of the best I've heard on youtube - including Mr Jansch and Mr Renbourn!

[patricegoyaud]

Thank you for your nice comment, I'm happy that you like this version, this adaptation is very inspired of the Jansk version.

Greetings and sorry for my bad english accent.

patrice

[MguitarL]

Lovely arrangement on the guitar of this

beautiful song, Patrice! - And of course, really well sung! You caught the atmosphere of this old folk melody perfectly! Thank you for sharing it!

Maria

[patricegoyaud]

Thank you very much for your kind comment Maria.

Kind regards

Patrice

[lucabez]

Nicely played and sung!... Beautiful job on this great song!... ****** This version is different from that of the Pentangle and more similar to that of the Ceol: it's more on the kind celtic-breton... very beautiful!

Cheers,

luca

[patricegoyaud]

Thank you very much for your kind comment.

However, my english accent is very bad.

The guitare accumpaniement is inspired of the Bert jansk version.

My master guitarist is John renbourn.

I just have discovered your channel an d I like very much.

Patrice

[philipsmovies]

Yeah, i realized that when i got to the end but well done anyway.

[patricegoyaud]

Hello philips,

thanks you for your comment.

My arrangement is rather similar than Bert Jansk arrangement.

[philipsmovies]

The lyrics to your cover are different to the version that i know and love,which is by The Pentangle.However,this is a great version too and done in an entertaining and melodic way.Bravo.

[patricegoyaud]

Je ne connais pas Jean Banwarth,

Cette chanson est effectivement très inspirée de "sylvie" de Bert Jansk,dontj'ai le 33trs.