Guitar: Sheepcrook and Black Dog (Including lyrics and chords) скачать в хорошем качестве

Guitar: Sheepcrook and Black Dog (Including lyrics and chords)

Another song from the Joe Offer collection. As with all songs in this collection, I have created my own chord progression. The following notes accompany the song: Source: Broadwood, L, 1893, English County Songs, London, Leadenhall Press From Mr Grantham, carter. Irene Shettle Posted - 22 Jul 07 - 05:34 pm The song was collected by Lucy Broadwood herself in 1893. Mr Grantham was stated by Lucy Broadwood to be an illiterate carter, originally born in Sussex, but having lived in Surrey for many years. He lived at Anstie Grange, near Holmwood, Dorking, Surrey, relatively close to the Sussex border. "Mr Grantham, a native of Sussex, but long settled near Holmwood, Surrey, is an old carter. He cannot read. He sang a number of songs learnt as a boy from other carters and farm labourers. Mr Grantham knew “a many songs” which he would not sing even to a gentleman, as he said “They be outway rude”. In 1893 he was still wearing the white smock-frock that is becoming so rare in Sussex and Surrey." Lucy Broadwood, Folk Song Journal, Vol 2, 1904