The Water Of Tyne ( Mandolin )

This is an old English folk song. Performed on the NF A5 Special and Martin 6 string. Stock photos, mostly of Newcastle on the Tyne. Thanks for the Listen!

[@bearshield7138]

wonderful

[@MandolinKen]

Frank you’re a genius, this is my home town. You can clearly see the Sage, now called the Glasshouse. This is where I learned to play mandolin and I joined the Tyneside Mandolin Orchestra. Thanks very much for playing this beautiful tune.

[@FrankDeLorenzoMANDOLIN]

Thanks Ken! I did a google street visit, beautiful combination of young and old.

[@joycedelorenzo9010]

Such a beautiful song. ❤ u

[@FrankDeLorenzoMANDOLIN]

[@ellaheslehurst8531]

I love this xxx

[@FrankDeLorenzoMANDOLIN]

Thanks!

[@TeineUaine]

Splendid, Frank! A personal favourite and brings back happy memories of my Geordie grandmother from Tyneside!

[@FrankDeLorenzoMANDOLIN]

Thanks Much!

[@HAIS-hr3lz]

Well done Sir, this is a first class version of this charming song. As they say in Newcastle, " way aye, canny-man canny"

[@FrankDeLorenzoMANDOLIN]

Thank-You!

[@macnitt4039]

Thanks frank! Pretty tune

[@FrankDeLorenzoMANDOLIN]

😀

[@laurence4921]

It is very beautiful. But why are you not filmed?

[@FrankDeLorenzoMANDOLIN]

Thanks Laurence! Kitchen was a mess...