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Elton Hayes - The Spinning Wheel - Irish Folk Song - 78 rpm

Here's the English Singer guitarist Elton Hayes singing the Irish folksong "The Spinning Wheel" from a 78 rpm shellac record "The Spinning Wheel" was written in the mid-1800s by an Irish lawyer and poet named John Francis Waller. It's a beautiful ballad written in waltz time (3/4 time). To understand the song better, you'll want to know that "a chara" means "dear" and "The Coolin" refers to a traditional Irish air called "An Chúilfhionn," which translates to "The Fair-Haired One." Elton Hayes (16 February 1915 – 23 September 2001) was a British actor and guitarist. Elton Hayes was born in Bletchley, Buckinghamshire, England. Both his parents were actors and he made his first stage appearance aged nine. He too wanted to be an actor and he learned the violin and the ukulele. In his 'teens he won a scholarship to the Fay Compton School of Dramatic Arts where he received an extensive theatrical education. His fame was extended by his appearance as the minstrel Alan-a-Dale in the 1952 Walt Disney film The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men, in which he was afforded a musical number, "Whistle, my Love". Long afterwards his own "Robin Hood Ballads" were used in another Disney feature; "Enchanted".[4]