| Author | Message | ||
| sue kay
Moderator Username: suekay Post Number: 1279 Registered: 11-2005 |
A little of both for your listening pleasure Ran across this, a bit of what's left. regards Sue | ||
| Teresa White
Advanced Member Username: teresa_white Post Number: 1706 Registered: 01-2005 |
Sue, So glad I took a few and listened to this. Traditional American folk music continues to be my favorite to date...& this early Bob Dylan poem-song is no exception. Liam Clancy does right by the vocals...but the background music steals my heart! Have a good one~ ~Teresa Be satisfied that ye have enough light to secure another foothold. Anon. | ||
| Lazarus
Senior Member Username: lazarus Post Number: 4728 Registered: 10-2005 |
It didn't take that long and it was both sad and inspiring. Thanks Sue, keep em coming! -Laz | ||
| Judy Thompson
Advanced Member Username: judyt54 Post Number: 1415 Registered: 11-2007 |
sue, that was exquisite. there are some singers that reach in and brush your heart, and some songs that do the same. This one does both. I have always loved Dylan's recording of this, and what is fun is hearing one after the other. Just lovely. Afraid of the Dark | ||
| Dee
New member Username: deelicious Post Number: 4 Registered: 03-2009 |
Great. I love Dylan. I've kind of always wished I was around in the 60s for the music - Dylan, the Beatles, Joplin and such. I've always felt I'm in the wrong decade. D | ||
| Judy Thompson
Advanced Member Username: judyt54 Post Number: 1417 Registered: 11-2007 |
Sue or anyone else, if you really want to get your heart broken, try Liam Clancy's "and the band played 'Waltzing Matilda'". Its in the same section, to the right, further down. Afraid of the Dark |
