Birdy, Mumford & Sons - Learn Me Right
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2024
- "Learn Me Right", performed by Birdy and Mumford & Sons. All arrangements and credits apart from lead vocals go to Mumford & Sons. Released in 2012 as a part of the soundtrack for the Disney film Brave.
I noticed the version of this song on UA-cam is low quality, so here's a high one. It's not quite a lossless alac rip from the CD, but it's good.
Main vocals are done by Birdy, but the instrumentation, arrangement, and backing vocals are done by Mumford & Sons.
The song is also written by Mumford & Sons, as you might notice it was later reformed into "Not With Haste" for the album Babel.
Merida the Scottish Princess and the only Disney Princess from Pixar is one of Pixar's internationales. She not only refused to get married, she also didn't sing or dance. She was lucky to learn a lesson after undoing a beastly curse and uncovering a mystic past that she was close to making a rerun of.
Brave ought to have a sequel now that Robbie Coltrane passed away. Merida will leave her family and castle home for a new destiny, bump into a hunter who she begins to love, teams up with him to finish villainous vikings and marry the hunter as they begin a new life in the area that is bound to be Edinburgh.
Casey Jr. and Putt-Putt will traverse Scotland; they will cross through and pass Blake Castle, the vampire graveyard, the Glasburgh Renaissance Faire, Edinburgh, Loch Ness, the Glenfinnan Viaduct, Hogwarts and Dun Broch.
Other Scottish characters include Duff Killigan, Scrooge McDuck, Shannon Blake, Colin and Angus Haggart, Donald and Douglas. My specialist character, Prince Strawberry is next in front of them all.
Sean Connery is gone too, but Kelly MacDonald, Ewan McGregor and Billy Connolly still exist for now.
I don't understand why no one is saying that this is an Mumford And Sons' original song and Birdy just made a cover for it?
@@саня-я3ь1з "Learn Me Right" (June-July 2012) came out before "Not With Haste" (August 2012). It appears that Disney contracted Mumford & Sons to make a song for the movie, so they created this but had Birdy sing it (Birdy's voice fits the girl of the movie) The instruments and supporting vocals in the background are indeed being played by Mumford & Sons, it's technically not a cover. They just also took the song and put it on Babel later that year but had Marcus sing it instead.