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gerry mcgandy Approved 
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Weile Weile Waile hifi http://ezfolk.com/audio/stream.php?mode=song_hifi&band_id=556&song_id=15116&u=99af9d&ext=.mp3 lo http://ezfolk.com/audio/stream.php?mode=song_lofi&band_id=556&song_id=15116&u=99af9d&ext=.mp3 Three Score and Ten hi http://ezfolk.com/audio/play.php?mode=song_hifi&band_id=556&song_id=15117 lo http://ezfolk.com/audio/play.php?mode=song_lofi&band_id=556&song_id=15117 Wendy & The Railwaymen The Railwaymen are musicians who frequent The Railway Tavern Brightlingsea. This version incudes Wendy Keogh, Tim Wheeler, Phil Townsend, Peter Scott on spoons and myself. Recorded in our kitchen 18/06/08. Brightlingsea is an ancient seaport. The Romans spearheaded their invasion of Britain here. Three Score and Ten resonates inthe Tavern. Last edited on Sat Jun 21st, 2008 10:30 am by gerry mcgandy ____________________ Gerry McGandy http://mp3mart.net http://ezfolk.com/audio/bands/556/ |
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James Connolly Approved 
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Hey Gerry, Good job on "Three Score and Ten" abundant potential for a band and all recorded in a kitchen, wow. However, i couldn't hear Eela Weela Wila as i think you have "Three Score and Ten" on here twice, please check the link ? Slainte a chara, JamC
____________________ James (Seamus) Connolly http://ezfolk.com/audio/jamesconnolly http://ezfolk.com/audio/bands/422/popmp3.php http://www.myspace.com/celticseamus |
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gerry mcgandy Approved
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hi James, try it now, I think I've sorted it. Thanks for the song links tutorial Tony. By the way I was talking to Peter Scott about 3 score and 10. I had thought it was about the great storm that hit eastern England in 1956. Peter and his brother Gordon - The Scottys, play the spoons at folk gatherings all over Anglia. He assured me it was much older. It is. Notes: 'In memoriam of the poor Fishermen who lost their lives in the Dreadful Gale from Grimsby and Hull, Feb 8 & 9, 1889' is the title of a broadside produced by a Grimsby fisherman, William Delf, to raise funds for bereaved families. The song passed into oral tradition, lost six verses and gained one - the last, which refers to October instead of February. It also acquired a chorus and a new tune. This oral version was collected from a master mariner, Mr J Pearson of Filey in 1957 by N A Hudleston. A copy of the original broadside is held in Grimsby Public Library.
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