traditional songs
Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 5:51 am
Dear Bob,
In the sleeve notes of the CD issue of "Since There Were Circles" you mention having sung "The Wagoner's Lad" as a prelude to "She Can Get Along". Also, on the "early-album-whose-name-must-never-be-mentioned-within-your-hearing" you sing a few traditional songs. I am sure that your strong, distinctive voice would lend itself well to traditional material, and the joyful, rousing, a cappella rendition of "I Love To Sing" illustrates this perfectly. Do you perform any such songs at all? (Don't get me wrong - I love your own songs - I just wondered if any folk songs had a place in your repertoire).
Best wishes,
Allan.
In the sleeve notes of the CD issue of "Since There Were Circles" you mention having sung "The Wagoner's Lad" as a prelude to "She Can Get Along". Also, on the "early-album-whose-name-must-never-be-mentioned-within-your-hearing" you sing a few traditional songs. I am sure that your strong, distinctive voice would lend itself well to traditional material, and the joyful, rousing, a cappella rendition of "I Love To Sing" illustrates this perfectly. Do you perform any such songs at all? (Don't get me wrong - I love your own songs - I just wondered if any folk songs had a place in your repertoire).
Best wishes,
Allan.