English Folk Song - The Shepherd's Song

The Shepherd's Song (Roud Folk Song Index #284), also known as Stormy Winds and Shepherds are the Best of Men, is an English folk song about the highs and lows of life as a shepherd on the wolds, hilly pastureland buffeted by brisk winds.
Recording credit: Belshazzar's Feast, Stocking Fillers
This channel is dedicated to preserving the neglected culture of English folk songs in the form of short lyrical videos. The folk songs of the English have been overlooked compared to those of the other British peoples, something that this channel hopes to fix.

[@thebeltingbalaclava4798]

This channel is such a gem. English folk music has been neglected for far too long. I plan on covering more of it myself and this channel has been incredibly valuable in teaching me new songs. Thank you!

[@patrioticarchive]

Wonderful song

[@chawkes25]

Good on you for doing this. I sure hope the English realize their culture is beautiful and should be kept alive.

[@Dayborne]

My favorite version without a doubt one of the best folk songs of England

[@Heretican]

English folk music is so underrated, damn

[@mjm5899]

Finally a new song :)

[@philbebbington1755]

Le gach dea guí ó Éireann (with every good wish from Ireland) you have put together a collection of absolute gems, thank you. Songs from the land of some of my ancestors.

[@KMartin-jf5kw]

Mind your own business

[@GyroGarrison]

The Wolds are beautiful. Glory to the agrarian times.

[@anenglishmanplusamerican7107]

I literally feel like a child, when I heard this song, I started giggling like a kid.

[@ildarmingazov2304]

Хорошая песня!

[@shaktunnessa2716]

WOW YOUR ALIVE- But anyway, this is such a beautiful song :]

[@beartoven6116]

Nice song

[@cabbage681]

Come all you valiant shepherds who have got valiant parts 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I wounder if valiant parts is an old very polite way of saying something else. Thanx for posting.

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

You should upload Scarborough Fair, Martin Carthy sung a great version. He taught it to Bob Dylan who used it for a famous song and Simon and Garfunkel basically copied Martin Cathy's version. Its got to be one of the most well known English folk songs... even if yanks don't know its english.

[@Mr.Robinson.TV.]

Happy St Georges day 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@Etheral101]

A song fit for the Shire. I can imagine Hobbits singing this

[@wfr1108]

No fiction is needed. These are the songs of our ancestors, let it be English and English alone.

[@cristinagalaxyfun]

Pretty🩵