@@bonny8427 I am sure I have come across this song somewhere, maybe on an episode of Outlander.. either way, you sing it so sweetly. Do you do requests? 😳 Lol, I am kidding. But.. If you did, would you consider Jenny of Oldstone?
It’s one of my favourite folk songs. I’m glad you liked it I adore how old folk songs understand the personalities and connections of nature and its nice sir John wins in the end, after all they did too him he got em. With a hangover 😵😂
@@lukeandmum haha yep there’s an old phrase people use round here when someone’s had a bad time, people say ‘they’ve been through the mill’ I wonder if it has anything to do with this song 🤔 perhaps another thread to follow
Thanks Wyo Dino I tried to do it justice it’s a great song, singing and spinning go very well together its a bit of a tradition all around the world. One I intend too keep alive 😁
Hi Bonny, I thought I would let you know first that spook, slayer of countless lives, expert on night magic, and video news muggie...has died and gone to Odin's hall, and I wanted you to know that as he lays in his resting place tonight, that this song was the last he has been played. It is very perfect😢
My deepest sympathies to you both such sad news. He was undoubtedly the most majestic of moggys and his insight in magic was unparalleled. Regardless of clothes or fur a good friend is a magical thing indeed. It’s such a difficult time when paths go there separate ways. But the time we share with those we love is priceless. He was the greatest of felines and shall never be forgotten. thank you for playing my song to him Im glad I could be there in some small way for you all at such a difficult time. 🌸💖🐈⬛💖🌸
@@bonny8427 That's very kind Bonny,and very true, indeed he was a special cat. I wanted to let you know because you were one of the few to comment on his video and give him/me the idea of making his news program a reoccurring segment,sadly he didn't do anymore in time. He'll always be there if needed, no doubt that this has simply made him more powerful, 😞😌
@@lukeandmum he was marvellous at what he did , though perhaps he would appreciate you carrying the torch in his stead? After all the value of wisdom was important to him. He may have left some inspiration for you to find, cats are like that. Come what may take the time you need, these times should be of thoughtfulness not haste as you said in your video.
A lovely rendition and imagery, well done! Are you familiar with Cold Spring Records "Dark Britannia" record series? If not, I think you would like them.
Thankyou I really enjoyed this one, yes I remember you introduced me to it when we first got chatting, I’m pretty sure I subscribed to there channel, it reminds me a lot of old NIN like into the void? It’s been a while since I listened to NIN, I may have to put some on now 😄
@@DJW1981 maybe I got confused? I’m subbed to a lot of channels I’ll have to go re-listen to them. hope you had fun in Israel I haven’t had the chance to watch your video yet, been super busy with sheep shearing and all. Looking forward to seeing what you got up too.
It's not 'thousands of years old' - a ridiculous statement. Earliest known reference to the song is 14th December 1624 when a ballad called 'Sir John Barleycorne' was registered with the London Stationer's Company. The original very long ballad was completely re-written in the 1700's - in effect creating a new song. As heard in the video.
Hello Bonny , Lovely , I have not heard that song in many years , Be Well Bonny Love and Respect to you and your Family .
Thanks Bob it’s a great song and fun to sing, all the best to you and your family too my friend
Lovely tale and enchanting tune 👏👏🥰🥰
It really is I wanted to sing this one for a long time, it’s got a deep soul.
And a good story
❤️🌸❤️
@@bonny8427 I am sure I have come across this song somewhere, maybe on an episode of Outlander.. either way, you sing it so sweetly.
Do you do requests? 😳 Lol, I am kidding.
But.. If you did, would you consider Jenny of Oldstone?
A facinating song. So very pleasant sounding, and good visuals to go with it, especially the yarn spinning👍😊
It’s one of my favourite folk songs. I’m glad you liked it I adore how old folk songs understand the personalities and connections of nature and its nice sir John wins in the end, after all they did too him he got em. With a hangover 😵😂
@@bonny8427 Indeed thats my favourite thing about folk songs, that and the old stories. While listening I was thinking, ouch poor John haha😁
@@lukeandmum haha yep there’s an old phrase people use round here when someone’s had a bad time, people say ‘they’ve been through the mill’ I wonder if it has anything to do with this song 🤔 perhaps another thread to follow
@@bonny8427 Thats interesting, it very well might be.
@@lukeandmumYou must accept my thanks for recommending the channel.
This song has earned a spot on my playlist. Enchanted.
Lovely!!
Thanks @MrSorePaws hope you’re doing well
Loved watching you spin. Your songs are beautifully sung.
Thanks Wyo Dino I tried to do it justice it’s a great song, singing and spinning go very well together its a bit of a tradition all around the world. One I intend too keep alive 😁
Absolutely beautiful! Lovely footage and a gorgeous rendition 💖🌿💚
Thank you, I love this song. Glad you liked it 😁 ❤️🌳🌱
Hi Bonny, I thought I would let you know first that spook, slayer of countless lives, expert on night magic, and video news muggie...has died and gone to Odin's hall, and I wanted you to know that as he lays in his resting place tonight, that this song was the last he has been played. It is very perfect😢
My deepest sympathies to you both such sad news. He was undoubtedly the most majestic of moggys and his insight in magic was unparalleled. Regardless of clothes or fur a good friend is a magical thing indeed. It’s such a difficult time when paths go there separate ways. But the time we share with those we love is priceless.
He was the greatest of felines and shall never be forgotten.
thank you for playing my song to him Im glad I could be there in some small way for you all at such a difficult time.
🌸💖🐈⬛💖🌸
@@bonny8427 That's very kind Bonny,and very true, indeed he was a special cat. I wanted to let you know because you were one of the few to comment on his video and give him/me the idea of making his news program a reoccurring segment,sadly he didn't do anymore in time. He'll always be there if needed, no doubt that this has simply made him more powerful, 😞😌
@@lukeandmum he was marvellous at what he did , though perhaps he would appreciate you carrying the torch in his stead? After all the value of wisdom was important to him. He may have left some inspiration for you to find, cats are like that. Come what may take the time you need, these times should be of thoughtfulness not haste as you said in your video.
@@bonny8427 He was indeed, and perhaps I will sometime, he may very well have left something to learn and it just has to be found😌
A lovely rendition and imagery, well done! Are you familiar with Cold Spring Records "Dark Britannia" record series? If not, I think you would like them.
Thankyou I really enjoyed this one, yes I remember you introduced me to it when we first got chatting, I’m pretty sure I subscribed to there channel, it reminds me a lot of old NIN like into the void? It’s been a while since I listened to NIN, I may have to put some on now 😄
@@bonny8427 I'm not sure I'd draw a comparison to NIN personally? It's more like experimental folk music.
@@DJW1981 maybe I got confused? I’m subbed to a lot of channels I’ll have to go re-listen to them. hope you had fun in Israel I haven’t had the chance to watch your video yet, been super busy with sheep shearing and all. Looking forward to seeing what you got up too.
@@bonny8427 Have a watch and let me know. I need to do a new update really.
@@DJW1981 will do, you should I bet you have some cool to talk about. I look forward to it.
It's not 'thousands of years old' - a ridiculous statement.
Earliest known reference to the song is 14th December 1624 when a ballad called 'Sir John Barleycorne' was registered with the London Stationer's Company.
The original very long ballad was completely re-written in the 1700's - in effect creating a new song.
As heard in the video.