The name is right but I remember them as engineers rather than Industrial Clothing. (The Folk Songs of Britain Volume 8; Caedmon 1961; Topic 1970), Rod Stradling. I don’t know if Jon has ever sung Les Barker, but if you want to feast on more of Barker’s delicious dishes, try some Hard Cheese of Old England. Lloyd commented in the original album's sleeve notes: Behind this is an Irish song, The Blooming Rose of Antrim But apart from the last line of the verses there is hardly any similarity Mike learned the song from a recording of Phil Tanner in the And he promised he'd prove faithful to his lass of Swansea Town.”, And I says, “My charming creature sad news I have to tell, Really enjoyed this one. All this thanks to Reynard and Mainly Norfolk when I play the Youtube videos. For her hair it was as black as jet in ringlets hanging down. Chorus: I'm your long lost William boy safe from the wars returned. Composer: Gustav Holst A-viewing of the soldiers I spied a pretty fair maid. And her hair it was as black as jet in ringlets hanging down; Incidentally, Phil begins the second line of the Jon acknowledges Mike Waterson as his source of this  and notes, “Bellowhead have done this a few times – maybe we’ll get around to recording it at some point.”. Swansea Barracks / Swansea Town (Roud 1416), then Old Swansea Town No More / Swansea Town / The Holy Ground (Roud 929), and at last Swansea Town as a variant of Adieu My Lovely Nancy (Roud 165). We'll drink strong drinks and brandies too to the girls that we adore; Andy Turner sang The Lass of Swansea Town My normal browser just couldn’t hack it any longer. He cartainly looked the part Jane. I’d like to thank the Blooming (White) Rose of Bradford (Janie R) for helping me back onto this site; hurrah! as the 31 January 2015 entry of his project I have plucked an example from the AussieFSAD to illustrate just how wrong things can go……. Didn’t know there were still trains with corridors and compartments. http://ozfolksongaday.blogspot.com/2012/01/song-of-thrush.html Now 2am…(Yaaawn) gotta go…..I’ll have to hear song for the 6th in the morning… or moved Eight years ago he left me, when to Bermuda he was bound, Oh goodie, you are back – it was force of habit I’m afraid. The Flower of Corby Mill [Roud 2928; Henry H612]; You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. The concertina tune all sounded a bit at odds to the sung melody to my ears. @Jane..no special discord Janey…it sounded ok until line 5 and then the concertina player and the singer did not empathise……the musician forgot that the singer and song is more important than the accompanist!..Just off to get me a thrush in a cage! To the girls that we adore, fine girls, we'll make this tavern roar, I think its quite possible she could have not recognized him. Her hair it was as black as jet, in ringlets hanging down, Rusher, lived there and inserted the name You're my universal woman and your equal can't be found, just had to listen to this thrush song again from my comment in 2012, http://ozfolksongaday.blogspot.com/2012/01/song-of-thrush.html. He’s getting a window popping up saying: A script is running that is causing Internet Explorer to run slowly. Posted YouTube link on your FB wall, Diana. A recording of it was in included in 2003 on their Musical Traditions CD I’ll have a ride out there soon and have a look for you. Her hair it was as black as jet, in ringlets hanging down, It sounds like they have branched out – I really cannot see two firms with identical names. It seems unusual to have a happy ending here, although I’m a bit concerned that ‘the blooming rose’ might need a trip to the opticians. a parody of the song in the Sam Henry collection I haven’t been down Gaskell Street in a while, but they are still there on Google as being at Nelson Mill and selling Industrial Clothing. by. Roud 1416 Chap pretends to be someone else, saying that the young lady’s true love is dead and then OH LOOK! Irish Molly O. Peter Kennedy noted in the first album's notes: Phil Tanner possessed a ringing tenor, a marvellous use of embellishment, a dramatic sense of shifting rhythm, and a crystalline delivery. ‘Twas down by Swansea barracks I alone one morning strayed, As you say, nice to have a happy ending for once. Good for you, Linda! This entry was posted I get a lot of pleasure following some of the links. I am discovering who a lot of the folk singers mentioned, of whom I’ll be honest I know very little. Linda you should play Jane’s link to the polar bear song – its quite amusing. Lovely tune. Yes, Google gives them also as industrial gear engineers – maybe they’ve branched out! Your lover was my comrade and in the battle fell. So far as I can tell, it’s the same arrangement as he was playing on the AFSAD tour (which was wonderful live and is one of the reasons I’m desperately hoping he does a whole CD with the Remnant Kings). in 1968 on his eponymous EFDSS album, And he vowed he would be faithful to the lass of Swansea Town.”. Music by - Robert Shaw Lyrics Oh! And he vowed he would prove faithful to the lass of Swansea Town.”, I said, “My pretty fair maid sad news I have to tell, 2 Oh! Still, it had been 8 years. on Thursday, March 5th, 2015 at 8:31 am so that singers might insert their preferred locality. A good song, sung well. It was down by Fernham Barracks I alone one evening strayed, Mike Waterson Thomas, Mary or George) of London, and no doubt by others. of his home town. For eight years ago he left me when's Bermuda he was bound and in 2004 on the Watersons' 4CD anthology

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