Help Me Make It To 'Through The Night'

**johncorrigan** · 08-01-11, 11:54

Originally posted by Paul Sherratt View Post

John,
You have to have the recipient in your ' People ' list.
Then simply drag the song over to that name and a send option box will appear.
The trip sounds very exhilirating - which gallery are you all taking over ? !

Fleming Collection, Paul - just off - by the way there's a good article about Mama Roisin in yesterday's guardian - didn't BMBT punt them back on the old board - apparently playing Celtic Connections - seeya in a couple of days.

**Paul Sherratt** · 08-01-11, 12:07

Have a grand trip, John 'n all !

**Paul Sherratt** · 13-01-11, 08:56

>>Do you know the folk who do the black cab sessions?

No, I don't but Barrence, when in London, always rides the buses.
Now there's a thought ...

**Paul Sherratt** · 04-02-11, 15:12

Through to TTN with a coffee and ... Fax Clark !

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**Paul Sherratt** · 31-03-12, 12:38

Still burning bright

Los Zafiros - La Caminadora (Translated Lyrics)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4lQwYvTyhs

Los magníficos Zafiros (Las imágenes son del Carnaval de 1962 en la Habana).

**Paul Sherratt** · 02-12-12, 19:04

Luther Bagby helped considerably, last night. Blessed are ...

LUTHER MAGBY - "BLESSED ARE THE POOR IN SPIRIT"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-RMbtIaNU0

[C.1920s GEORGIA / S. CAROLINA] - ALL TIME CLASSIC GOSPEL W/ HARMONIUM( ko-fi.com/djbgo - FOR ANY KIND DONATIONS WELCOME & VERY MUCH APPRECIATED. )

**johncorrigan** · 02-12-12, 19:48

Originally posted by Paul Sherratt View Post

Luther Bagby helped considerably, last night. Blessed are ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-RMbtIaNU0

Fantastic.....
Someone sent this link today - gets a great groove going and very good to see Nina out from behind the piano.

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**Paul Sherratt** · 02-12-12, 20:17

.. you know that she's half-crazy...

Extraordinary artist.

Now I'm sure there was something else keeping me alert en route to the postbox outside Wharf Post Office ...

**Paul Sherratt** · 06-12-12, 16:23

Not sure if this is truly in the hey-keep-me-awake box but I thought you music lovers would enjoy a piece recorded in Toledo
by Ana Alcaide and pals which predates her latest recording ( heard at the end of a LK Wo3 recently )

ANA ALCAIDE: HIXA MÍA- Sinagoga del Tránsito de Toledo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYy8L21HI_E

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ANA ALCAIDE EN CONCIERTO:SINAGOGA DEL TRÁNSITO DE TOLEDO - 16...

**johncorrigan** · 07-12-12, 10:30

Originally posted by Paul Sherratt View Post

Not sure if this is truly in the hey-keep-me-awake box but I thought you music lovers would enjoy a piece recorded in Toledo
by Ana Alcaide and pals which predates her latest recording ( heard at the end of a LK Wo3 recently )

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYy8L21HI_E

Rather beautiful - great surroundings too. What's the instrument she's playing?

**Paul Sherratt** · 07-12-12, 10:34

The Swedish nyckelharpa according to my sources !

Doubles as a small canoe, too.

http://www.folkdance.com/scandi/nyckelharpa.JPG

**johncorrigan** · 07-12-12, 11:26

Originally posted by Paul Sherratt View Post

The Swedish nyckelharpa according to my sources !

Doubles as a small canoe, too.
http://www.folkdance.com/scandi/nyckelharpa.JPG

'Twould make a rare fireworks display, Paul.

**Paul Sherratt** · 07-12-12, 11:35

There may be a clue as to where place the match in this article :

Nyckelharpa History - The American Nyckelharpa Association

http://www.nyckelharpa.org/about/what-is-a-nyckelharpa/nyckelharpa-history/

A Brief History of the Nyckelharpa By Bart Brashers The nyckelharpa belongs to the same instrument family as the French vielle and the English hurdy gurdy. The nyckelharpa has wooden keys that slide under the strings and have tangents set perpendicularly to the keys that reach up and stop (shorten) the melody string. It’s sort of like moveable frets that move to meet the string, rather than pressing the string against a fingerboard or frets. A short bow is used. Most of the following photos are by Per-Ulf Allmo. Click on any of the ...

**Globaltruth** · 08-12-12, 08:03

Well you could always try this

Violets For Your Furs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOwLoD3nd9c

Music by Johnny Hartman, poetry by myself, and beautiful violets. Who could ask for anything more? Please leave a comment, share it with others, and enjoy it!

A frivolous Xmas present suggestion for Mrs S?

but not this....

Ruby Hunter - Down City Streets

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qt95Tkdz_RM

Ruby Hunter was eight years old when she was taken from her Aboriginal family in South Australia and fostered by a white family, while Archie Roach was three...

most moving song of the year I reckon.Unless you know otherwise?

**johncorrigan** · 08-12-12, 10:46

Originally posted by Globaltruth View Post

but not this....

Ruby Hunter - Down City Streets

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qt95Tkdz_RM

Ruby Hunter was eight years old when she was taken from her Aboriginal family in South Australia and fostered by a white family, while Archie Roach was three...

most moving song of the year I reckon.Unless you know otherwise?

Don't know otherwise - thanks for that, Global! (actually thanks for them both) - two sides of Christmas season?!!!!

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