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Liz Crawford
United Kingdom
Приєднався 9 сер 2010
Come All Ye fair & tender Ladies
"Come All You Fair and Tender Ladies" (a.k.a. "Tiny Sparrow" or "Little Sparrow") (Roud #451) is an American folk music ballad, originating from the Appalachian region.
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So nice, makes me smile!! Love from the Netherlands! 💗
That's beautiful, 👍
Thanks Patrick. 😊🎶
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The Allisons.
I love a good bit of uke 😊 And singing of course...
Nicely done, grannies.
Thank you!
⁰I love your songs! I would love to meet you. Listen to my songs too. Roxanne Tomlin
What a great version! Thank you!xxx
Watching this and seeing my gran doing it brings back good memories bc she loved doing the ukulele
Thanks for response. Music is wonderful for bringing back memories. 🎶😊
Great little number 👍
How lovely and for a great cause too - well done!
Thank you so much. We are fortunate to be in the position to put on an annual charity concert. This year our charity is Stroke Support Services. :)
Beautifully performed, ladies. It's honestly not to my taste but you do a remarkable job of rearranging the song.
What is your strumming pattern on this?
The strumming pattern is mainly d du udu. You can see a chart of Basic Strumming Patterns on my website. www.dundeeu3aukes.wordpress.com/links-2/tips-for-beginners/ This one is number 9 on 4/4 patterns. However, don't get hung up on specific patterns. Try out a few, then play what comes naturally to you for each song and enjoy.
Liz Crawford thanks so much! I'm new to playing ukulele so this will help a lot! :)
Thank you for that easy beginners version - I can now finally play this lovely song to my children thank you
You are more than welcome. 😀 Good luck with your ukulele journey. I can't believe how far my group has come. Soon you will feel the same. x
Great - sorry that I couldn't be there with the harp for Fanny Power!
So wonderful to see people coming together to play music. Where are you? How often do you meet?Ah - I see it's Monifeith Bowling Club - braw.
Sunday Sessions Folk Club meets the last Sunday of the month in Monifieth Bowling Club. Some of us are in a group called Strings Entwined and we meet weekly in the Finmill Centre where we often enjoy playing sets from your Slow Sessions Volumes which we have purchased.
We get together each Friday. It's great playing some of your things, Nigel :)
Some trivia about these songs: The Loco-motion was the 2nd song to reach #1 by 2 different artists. The Drifters in the 60s and Grand Funk in the 70s. Came close to a new milestone when it reached #2 by Kylie Minogue in the 80s. Coincidentally the first song to hit #1 by 2 different artists was "Go Away Little Girl", also written by Carole King & Gerry Goffin. "Save The Last Dance For Me" was written by Doc Pomus & Mort Shuman. Doc Pomus had been stricken with Polio so this song was written in his perspective. He couldn't dance so he was saying you can dance with any guy, but don't forget who's taking you home.
Fantastic. If only there was a group in Stirling that cld get together and go out to nursing homes etc
You could start one up yourself Dorothy. Just get together with a few friends. You can find some tips on my website dundeeu3aukes.wordpress.com/links-2/tips-for-beginners/ Good luck!
I loved this....I will see if the Nukes can play it too.
The choir loved singing this beautiful song by Karine Polwart, arranged by Peter Hunt. We borrowed the song from the Folk Voiceworks 30 Traditional Songs by Peter Hunt and David Oliver. The harmony part suited the violins and the guitar accompaniment sounded good, as did the singers in the beautiful Invergowrie Parish Church Acoustics.