Wayfaring Stranger - Appalachian Music
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Ginnie Grubb sings a traditional Appalachian favorite called Wayfaring Stranger, Strolling Down Memory Lane,
Billy & Willie Pollard's Country Gospel TV Program, billyandwillie....
Beautiful!!❤
I keep coming back here, love her voice
Beautiful voice
Dear Ginnie, We're glad to know how much you appreciate our music, and you do a "lovely rendition," indeed. We would just very much appreciate it if you'd learn to say the name "Appalachia" as we say it in Southern Appalachia where this song was collected by John Jacob Niles. It's what Eve said to Adam: "I'm gonna throw this Apple-at-'cha." Easy enough?
I think this exactly how this song is meant to be sung. I agree about Markonl's version, too. Both have a great mountain feel. And I am also from Canada.
This is so beautiful i love this version of the song !! Simply amazing :)
beautiful
Well done. Both voice and accompaniment. Thumbs up and thanks for posting.
Lovely!
Very nice! Lovely voice.
Thanks for posting this!
LOVE WASHINGTON STATE
very nice rendition...
Nicely done.
She makes nice use of her alto voice.
Best version I've ever heard. Does she have anything else on Facsbook?
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@Royce Gerardo yea, I've been watching on flixzone for years myself :D
@Royce Gerardo yea, I've been using flixzone for since november myself =)
I'm related to Grubbs in that part of the country, I wonder if she's kinfolk. Great singer anyway.
OK, but... now try listening to Markonl's version, and some of her other songs.
5 people haven't left their house.
If you're going to interpret our mountain music, please learn to say the region correctly. It's Ap-pa-LATCH'un. " Latch," as in, the third syllable rhymes with "hatch," "batch" and "match." It is incorrect, arrogant and insulting to claim to love our region or our music and not even know how to pronounce it correctly.
I am always harping on that point myself. Say it right or don't say.