Wow, this is absolutely beautiful! I love it. The voice, the guitar, the lyrics, and the sentiment. I'm sure your Dad must have loved it, too. Thanks for sharing it.
My uncle died recently .. Darcy Farrow was his favorite song! My cousin was named after her .. I am as .. I am so sobbing right now! This ..I am also a 62 year old singer song-writer…please .. and thank you! In
You are right it is the prettiest and sadess song ever. Im 54 and have loved that song as my fav for 40 years. I love your version. It is aweome. You are smooth and even keel on guitar. Too many people loose rhythym speed up and rush through. It seems natural and easy for you. Your voice, tone and deliverance were great. Your dad had to love it! I did. Great Job! Mike
Vicki, That was just beautiful. Everything is right on the note and beat. I don't know how people do it! My music is all over the place. In between the notes and the beats is that whole range of frequency and time that is dissonant- but not always. Ian and Sylvia's music was a major influence on my heartfelt though lame attempts to play folk music. I can't keep up with the leaders or whiz kids, but can learn from them, usually at about about half-speed! By serendipity I managed to find an interstice in the small field of dulcimer players. The older I get the more it seems that those albums through "Early Morning Rain" were about perfect, and I'm still learning from them. In the early '70s I traveled back and forth from Nova Scotia, and feel as if I lived some of Ian's songs. Thank you for your melodious playing and singing, and for the high respect you have for the song itself. The best folk songs are ones that everyone can understand and feel. Maybe your true love doesn't die when her horse stumbles and falls, like Darcy did; but it's a fact that everyone who comes will just as certainly go. But that's no reason not to love. And Young Vandy will see Darcy Farrow again.
I have performed this song many times. It is one of my favorites. You do it justice so well. Nicely done young lady.
What a touching and sensitive interpretation of this song. Your voice and guitar are so beautifully matched. What a heavenly sound. Thank you.
That is really lovely, done with such feeling. In fact quite moving.
That's the best rendition I've heard of Darcy Farrow after the John Denver version . Beautifully sung
Wow, this is absolutely beautiful! I love it. The voice, the guitar, the lyrics, and the sentiment. I'm sure your Dad must have loved it, too. Thanks for sharing it.
Absolutely beautiful. I wish I had heard your singing years ago.
It touched my heart.
Great and beautiful story-telling voice--wonderful interpretation with the slower pace.
My uncle died recently .. Darcy Farrow was his favorite song! My cousin was named after her .. I am as .. I am so sobbing right now! This ..I am also a 62 year old singer song-writer…please .. and thank you!
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Can we get in touch? Since Covid trashed my career as a singer songwriter.. I’m longing for connections 😊
Beautiful version. Nice touch with the harp.
Lovely rendition of this song, also one that John Denver sang. That's where I first heard it. 😊👍🎶🎸
You are right it is the prettiest and sadess song ever. Im 54 and have loved that song as my fav for 40 years. I love your version. It is aweome. You are smooth and even keel on guitar. Too many people loose rhythym speed up and rush through. It seems natural and easy for you. Your voice, tone and deliverance were great. Your dad had to love it! I did. Great Job! Mike
Thank you very much. That is very kind of you to say.
John Denver did a lovely version as well,
This is absolutely beautiful, thank you for sharing and God bless you!
Love it! Great voice. All the best from Germany. Now we have 2023 and it is still one of my favourite records. Love the way it is in my ears.🌹❤️
Very nice version , greetings from West Wales.
Beautiful rendition. Thank you.
Vicki,
That was just beautiful. Everything is right on the note and beat. I don't know how people do it! My music is all over the place.
In between the notes and the beats is that whole range of frequency and time that is dissonant- but not always.
Ian and Sylvia's music was a major influence on my heartfelt though lame attempts to play folk music.
I can't keep up with the leaders or whiz kids, but can learn from them, usually at about about half-speed!
By serendipity I managed to find an interstice in the small field of dulcimer players.
The older I get the more it seems that those albums through "Early Morning Rain" were about perfect, and I'm still learning from them.
In the early '70s I traveled back and forth from Nova Scotia, and feel as if I lived some of Ian's songs.
Thank you for your melodious playing and singing, and for the high respect you have for the song itself.
The best folk songs are ones that everyone can understand and feel.
Maybe your true love doesn't die when her horse stumbles and falls, like Darcy did; but it's a fact that everyone who comes will just as certainly go.
But that's no reason not to love.
And Young Vandy will see Darcy Farrow again.
Beautifully done. You've been gifted with an absolutely beautiful voice. Thank you
Oh - and you don't pick so bad either!! well done!
What a beautiful voice. Like honey, it is.
What a beautiful tone to your voice.
So beautiful, Vicki! Bless You!
Absolutely wonderful.
Again, awesome. Beautiful song I had not heard before. Thank you.
Very well done, Ms. Vicky. Very well done! 👏 👏👏
Lovely greetings from Eire,
Those amazing songs good to listen to
Beautiful!
A great job on a favorite song of mine, and one I often play
A very beautiful rendition from a beautful heart and thoughts. Thank you so very much, Ms. Ekstrom.
Your voice is fantastic. Reminds me of Kate Wolf or Mary Chapin Carpenter.
Wow, nice voice, harmonica too. And the finger picking… I gotta try it on capo 5. Thumbs up!!
Very pretty!
Beautiful, thank you....
Simple and beautiful
Fantastic job!
Absolutely loved it
Beautiful
Top class!
Very well done....Thanks for sharing...!
Fantástico! Parabéns.
Very well done.
Wonderful
Amazing
Good rendition! I hope your Dad appreciated it.
Well done Vicki!
Great guitar work
Talent!..Ireland.
Well done.
Very nice my friend👏🏻👏🏻🙂
your rendition and harmonica play is sounds good....
Ekstrom, Scandinavian? German? You wrote Darcy Farrow? Thanks. Touch my heart.
Very nice.
Nice vocals and harmonica
Nice civer of Johns song
Very nice
Nice
what brand of the mic you are using?
I’m not an interpretive kinda guy . I want it exact. Very well done though