Martin Carthy - Scarborough Fair 1965
Martin Carthy - Scarborough Fair Are you going to Scarborough Fair? Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme, Remember me to one who lives there, For once she was a true love of mine. Tell her to make me a cambric shirt, Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme, Without no seam nor fine needlework, And then shell be a true love of mine. Tell her to find me an acre of land, Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme, Between the salt water and the sea-strand, And then shell be a true love of mine. Tell her to plough it with a land's (sheeps) horn, Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme, And to sow it all over with one peppercorn, And then shell be a true love of mine. Tell her to reap it with a sickle of leather, Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme, .......... And then shell be a true love of mine. Are you going to Scarborough Fair? Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme, Remember me to one who lives there, For once she was a true love of mine. MARTIN CARTHY in web: www.watersoncarthy.com www.alanbearmanmusic.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk Paul Simon learned "Scarborough Fair" in 1965 in London from MARTIN CARTHY. All copyrights for this great traditionell are by Paul Simon!. So it can be deleted next! Martin, this version is 10 000 miles better than the version of Simon & Garfunkel!!!!!!! The history of "Scarborough Fair": en.wikipedia.org
MARTIN CARTHY - LORD FRANKLIN
Illustrated story of Franklin's fateful Arctic expedition, with Martin Carthy's moving version of Lord Franklin taken from his second album - 1966. Lyrics below. Lord Franklin It was homeward bound one night on the deep Swinging in my hammock I fell asleep I dreamed a dream and I thought it true Concerning Franklin and his gallant crew. With a hundred seamen he sailed away To the frozen ocean in the month of May To seek that passage around the pole Where we poor sailors do sometimes go. Through cruel hardships his men did go His ship on mountains of ice was drove, Where the Eskimo in his skin canoe Was the only one who ever came through. In Baffin Bay where the whale fish blow The fate of Franklin no man may know; The fate of Franklin no tongue can tell Lord Franklin long with his sailors do dwell. And now my burden it gives me pain For my long-lost Franklin I'd cross the main Ten thousand pounds would I freely give To know on earth, that my Franklin do live.
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Eliza Carthy - my music part 1
My Music: Episode 4 - Eliza Carthy Channel 5 - 27 April 2008 Documentary series exploring the musical influences of four of the most successful artists in contemporary English folk music. This film focuses on Eliza Carthy, a singer-songwriter who is bringing traditional music to a new audience. Part of a legendary musical dynasty, Carthy regularly mixes musical genres as disparate as music hall, tango and even drum and bass. Her willingness to experiment with various styles has allowed her music to reach a new generation of fans
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Eliza Carthy: Rolling Sea
From:Rogues Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs, and Chanteys, ANTI- 2006. Buy CD: www.amazon.com Explanatory liner notes by record label ANTI-: This song is from the perspective of a woman ashore, waiting for her sailor (or any sailor) to return home (with prize money). The lyrics are from the Napoleonic period. Some verses are the voice of a wife or sweetheart. The verse that compares sailors and soldiers is a well-known whore's ditty of the time. Image: Diane Webber (July 27, 1932—August 19, 2008, Playboy Centerfold for Miss May 1955) www.playboy.com Cover Mermaid. A Magazine for Adults! Collector's Edition, 1958. www.thepaperframer.com Used in ismaels.wordpress.com This is a private video for documentary reasons. There is no copyright infringement intended. Please do not use sounds and visuals unless you are their owner.
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Martin Carthy teaches "The Siege of Delhi"
British fingerstyle great Martin Carthy teaches a pipe march, "The Siege of Delhi." The piece is in Carthy's signature tuning CGCDGA. From the DVD "British Fingerstyle Guitar." More info at guitarvideos.com
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Martin Carthy - Oor Hamlet
Recorded on October 17, 1991 at Graffiti's, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and released on The Carthy Chronicles. The author Adam McNaughtan is a teacher and singer from Glasgow. He wrote this stunning retelling of a familiar tale partly as a way of selling Shakespeare to inner city school children. His original is much more Scottish in its expression and Martin's version anglicises the song for a broader audience.
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Mr Magnifico by Eliza Carthy
Mr Magnifico by Eliza Carthy: From the album 'Dreams of Breathing Underwater' (Disclaimer: I do not own this music, no copyright infringement intended.) I just have the desire to get everyone to hear this great music.
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Showreel - Mary-Louise Mc Carthy
Showreel of Irish actress Mary-Louise Mc Carthy. "Tunnel", "Penny" and "Julie - Exit The Streets Music Video" courtesy of Southernman Films. "Aifric" courtesy of Telegael Media Group. To contact Mary-Louise leave a comment on this video or contact the uploader directly.
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Jack Carthy Addingham 2010
British National Trials Cup Rnd 2 - Addingham Moorside, Yorkshire This is a competition, so unlike a street riding video there is no second take, or more importantly for Jack, a second chance. Yes, he is riding Elite and he is 13. Big rock sequence is at 3.06 Music: "Take the Lead" & "What You Want" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons
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Martin Carthy--The Famous Flower of Serving Men
Carthy's rendition of the everyday tale of infanticide, transvestism, deception, magical animals, and burned-at-the-stake execution (is there a word for that?).
"Josef Locke" by Eliza Carthy and Norma Waterson LIVE at Birmingham Town Hall
'Josef Locke' was the stage name of Joseph McLaughlin (23 March 1917 -- 15 October 1999), an Irish tenor singer who was successful in the United Kingdom and Ireland in the 1940s and 1950s. Here are words of this song by Richard Thompson. To me it has a very Brechtian feel to it. The song is supposed to be based upon a real encounter in London in the 1960s... by someone claiming to be Locke and Richard Thomson folk guitar hero, ex-Fairport Convention and singer song writer . So if you feel like singing along here you are:- 'My name is Josef Locke God bless all here and state your pleasure If you'll refill my glass I'll sing Ave Maria I'll sing The Old Bog Road or A Shawl of Galway Grey And I've been gone from you for some while Those English tax men they've cramped my style And if you think I'm some fraud upstart Just let my voice be my calling card It melted hearts, and royal teardrops fell They loved me well, they loved me well My name is Josef Locke Ladies and gents, now on your honour This is a damn poor show You'll not call me a drunkard I've sung for kings and princes How the memories still glow O cessate di piagiarmi O lasciate mi morir O lasciate mi morir... All the applause, all the cheers and cries How many times did that curtain rise And now you dare mock the Singing Bobby I'll find the door, take your bullies off me A sweeter age it was that loved me well They loved me well' Read more: www.metrolyrics.com The Gift Band here with Norma and Eliza is Martin Carthy <b>...</b>
Martin Carthy - Seven Yellow Gypsies (montage)
No copyright claim, against any audio or image content, is assumed in the publishing of this video. Copyright is owned by original artist or artists, or their legally appointed representatives. www.watersoncarthy.com from the 1969 Fontana Records album "Prince Heathen" with Dave Swarbrick (fiddle) reissued on "Martin Carthy: A Collection" He also sang it live in studio in July 2006 for the DVD "Guitar Maestros" From the original sleeve notes: "There is a whole school of thought which seeks to show that ballads are records of historical occurrences. Possibly they are but I can't see that it matters two hoots. The idea of a wife being taken by the gypsies is as old as the gypsies themselves. I have taken the liberty of filling the story out by plundering different versions."
Bright Shiny Morning - Carthy, Waterson & Parkinson at the Royal Oak, Lewes.MP4
Martin Carthy, Norma Waterson & Chris Parkinson at the Royal Oak, Lewes, March 18th Martin Carthy is a much loved and enormously influential figure in English folk music and has been for over 40 years. He has appeared and recorded solo, as a duo with fiddler Dave Swarbrick, and as part of bands The Watersons, Steeleye Span, Brass Monkey and Blue Murder. Awarded the MBE in 1998, Martin has been the subject of various TV documentaries and has received a spectrum of BBC Folk Awards including Folk Singer of the Year. Norma Waterson, is one of the countrys finest, most emotive singers with her wonderfully compassionate voice and another BBC Folk Award recipient. Norma is a founder member of groundbreaking harmony group ('the Folk Beatles') The Watersons, and a fellow member of Blue Murder. Norma has also been awarded the MBE, and was the first folk artist to be nominated for a Mercury Music Prize when she famously very nearly pipped Pulp to first place., Chris Parkinson has played music since the age of 5, starting with the harmonica and developing into a long career playing in various bands. Other instruments he has accomplished include the piano, guitar, concertina, tin whistle, melodeon, piano, accordion and keyboard - and even finds time to play the fiddle. He has worked with a number of people from the folk scene and beyond, including Ralph Mactell, Steve Philips and Billy Connelly
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MARTIN CARTHY 1966 LORD FRANKLIN
Martin Carthy's stunning version of Lord Franklin from his second album, recorded in 1966. Lyrics below. Lord Franklin It was homeward bound one night on the deep Swinging in my hammock I fell asleep I dreamed a dream and I thought it true Concerning Franklin and his gallant crew. With a hundred seamen he sailed away To the frozen ocean in the month of May To seek that passage around the pole Where we poor sailors do sometimes go. Through cruel hardships his men did go His ship on mountains of ice was drove, Where the Eskimo in his skin canoe Was the only one who ever came through. In Baffin Bay where the whale fish blow The fate of Franklin no man may know; The fate of Franklin no tongue can tell Lord Franklin long with his sailors do dwell. And now my burden it gives me pain For my long-lost Franklin I'd cross the main Ten thousand pounds would I freely give To know on earth, that my Franklin do live.
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MARTIN CARTHY SPRINGHILL MINING DISASTER
Springhill Mine Disaster by Peggy Seeger, sung by Martin Carthy. With actual photos from Springhill, 1958
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Idumea- Eliza Carthy/Tim Eriksen
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Waterson:Carthy - Sheffield Waltz, Waltz Clog, The Wounded Hussar
Live at Folkfestival HAM 2009. Eliza Carthy with Saul Rose playing three great tunes. Norma Waterson and Martin Carthy have been at the forefront of the English folk scene. Joined by their daughter, singer and fiddle player Eliza Carthy and melodeon player Saul Rose, they form Waterson:Carthy, one of Britain's most successful and influential folk bands.
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Eliza Carthy Band : Lavenders : Monto Water Rats 18 March 2010
The Eliza Carthy Band play Lavenders at the legendary Monto Water Rats in Grays Inn Road, London on 18 March 2010. Eliza and the band played a set that not only featured most of the superb, largely self-penned, Dreams of Breathing Underwater album (including the song featured here), but also played a handful of new songs, destined for the next album. If you haven't heard Dreams of Breathing Underwater, but like what you are hearing here, I suggest that you give it a go. I liked it so much I bought it twice! Thats not quite as crazy as it sounds though. I bought it on CD when it first came out in 2008 - and when it was re-mastered & re-issued on 180 gram vinyl with a bonus 7" single earlier this year I bought it again! The vinyl version is a thing of great beauty btw - so if you are a vinyl junkie, seek it out; it sounds amazing! Finally, with regards to this performance, special mention must go to the astonishing Barney Morse-Brown on cello - simply stunning! Barney also plays with Eliza in the Imagined Village project btw.
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Paul Weller, Eliza & Martin Carthy - John Barleycorn
A cover of the folk classic taken from The Imagined Village first album, and featuring special guest Paul Weller, lead vocalist from the second verse onward, with the song evolving onto a more modern arrangement. "Footage" comes from the (very short) trailer for the album. www.imaginedvillage.com
Jack Carthy - British National Trials - 2010
Jack Carthy winning the Elite 20" Trials at Shipley Glen and picking up the overall series Champion for Elite 20". The "Wanted Man", James Hyland was the winner of the Elite 26". "Wanted" sequence is at 5.02. Watch out for James' grin when Jack makes the big rock on his first attempt. Music: "Rocket" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons "Ginger Grant" Licensed under Creative Commons Written & Performed by: Derek R. Audette - (C) MMVI (Socan) "Crazy from the Message" "Free Royalty Free Music by DanoSongs.com"
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A Bunch of Thyme - Carthy, Waterson & Parkinson at the Royal Oak, Lewes
Martin Carthy, Norma Waterson & Chris Parkinson at the Royal Oak, Lewes, March 18th Martin Carthy is a much loved and enormously influential figure in English folk music and has been for over 40 years. He has appeared and recorded solo, as a duo with fiddler Dave Swarbrick, and as part of bands The Watersons, Steeleye Span, Brass Monkey and Blue Murder. Awarded the MBE in 1998, Martin has been the subject of various TV documentaries and has received a spectrum of BBC Folk Awards including Folk Singer of the Year. Norma Waterson, is one of the countrys finest, most emotive singers with her wonderfully compassionate voice and another BBC Folk Award recipient. Norma is a founder member of groundbreaking harmony group ('the Folk Beatles') The Watersons, and a fellow member of Blue Murder. Norma has also been awarded the MBE, and was the first folk artist to be nominated for a Mercury Music Prize when she famously very nearly pipped Pulp to first place., Chris Parkinson has played music since the age of 5, starting with the harmonica and developing into a long career playing in various bands. Other instruments he has accomplished include the piano, guitar, concertina, tin whistle, melodeon, piano, accordion and keyboard - and even finds time to play the fiddle. He has worked with a number of people from the folk scene and beyond, including Ralph Mactell, Steve Philips and Billy Connelly
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