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Three spoonfuls of Martin Simpson
According to Wikipedia, “Martin Simpson is regarded by many as one of the most skilled folk guitarists currently playing on the British and American folk scene”, with which my only disagreement would be that to characterise his music purely as … Continue reading
More from June Tabor and Eric Bogle
No Man’s Land: Well how do you do, young Willie McBride,Do you mind if I sit here down by your graveside And rest for a while ‘neath the warm summer sun I’ve been working all day and I’m nearly done. … Continue reading
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Tagged Eric Bogle, June Tabor, No Man's Land, Steeleye Span, The Green Fields of France, When I Was on Horseback, WWI
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The Band Played Waltzing Matilda – June Tabor
Folk singer June Tabor is as far as I’m aware the first artist to record Eric Bogle’s The Band Played Waltzing Matilda. This is in my opinion the definitive version. We are supposed to learn from our mistakes but never … Continue reading
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Tagged crowd funding, June Tabor, Long Lost, Short film, World War 1
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