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Lost Radio Rounders
United States
Приєднався 11 лис 2009
Lost Radio Rounders present concerts and themed programs of Acoustic American Roots music.
"The Jam on Jerry's Rock" Lost Radio Rounders
A ballad of the Northwoods lumberjacks. Multi-instrumentalist Paul Jossman considers his options and decides that guitar is a better choice than banjo for this tune. Good call!
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"I Know You Rider" Lost Radio Rounders
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Many people mistakenly believe this song (also known as "Rider Blues" and "I Know My Rider") is a Grateful Dead original, when in fact it is an early 20th century American folk song. Please visit www.lostradiorounders.com.
"Steal Away to Jesus" Lost Radio Rounders
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Now considered of the greatest of the Spirituals, enslaved peoples used this song both for worship and to send coded messages about planned escapes. The song was popularized by the Fisk Jubilee Singers in the post-Civil War era. Please visit www.lostradiorounders.com.
"Bonnie Eloise" Lost Radio Rounders
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Subtitled "The Belle of the Mohawk Vale" and published in 1858, "Bonnie Eloise" became a popular marching song of both the Union and Confederate armies during the Civil War. Please visit www.lostradiorounders.com
"Waltzing Matilda" Lost Radio Rounders
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I met a "swagman" by a "billibong" under a "coolibah" and he had a "jumbuck" in his "tucker bag." Simple, right? Please visit www.lostradiorounders.com.
"Jonah and the Whale" Lost Radio Rounders
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Banjo great Uncle Dave Macon and his pal Sid Harkreader released this song in the early days of 78rpm records. Uncle Dave was one of the greatest performers in the history of American music. Please visit www.lostradiorounders.com.
"The E-RI-E Was Rising" Lost Radio Rounders
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Boredom leads to drinking on the old Erie Canal, and folks nearly perish in four feet of muddy water! Oh, and an old mule dies as well. 2025 marks 200 years since the Erie Canal opened. Please visit www.lostradiorounders.com.
"The Memphis Flu" Lost Radio Rounders & Mike Kelley
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A strange 1930 "gospel" number recorded by Elder Curry and his congregation who believed that a 1929 flu epidemic in Memphis, TN was retribution from an angry God against a wicked city. Photography by Abigail Beaudoin. Please visit www.lostradiorounders.com.
"Get Along Little Dogies" Lost Radio Rounders
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A song first published in John Lomax's 1910 book Cowboy Songs & Frontier Ballads. The Western Writers of America named it one of their top 100 songs. Please visit www.lostradiorounders.com.
"Little Old Wine Drinker, Me" Lost Radio Rounders
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In 1967 both Robert Mitchum (yes, the actor) and Dean Martin released versions of this song. Hank Mills and Dick Jennings wrote the song, Lost Radio Rounder Tom Lindsay penned a final verse. Please visit www.lostradiorounders.com.
"The Lying Sailor" Lost Radio Rounders
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Tom Lindsay stumbles over a few new verses he wrote for this grandaddy of a folk song. "The Liar" exists in myriad forms in every English-speaking country! Other versions include "The Man Who Rode the Mule Around the World," "I Was Born About 10,000 Years Ago" and "The Irish Liar." Please visit www.lostradiorounders.com.
"Early Morning Rain" Lost Radio Rounders
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Composed in 1964, this Gordon Lightfoot tune was a #1 Canadian hit for Ian & Sylvia Tyson in 1965, a year before Lightfoot himself released it on his debut album. Photography by Abigail Beaudoin. Please visit www.lostradiorounders.com.
"The Yellow Rose of Texas" Lost Radio Rounders
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Written for the Minstrel Theater in the 1850s, it becomes a hit for Mitch Miller in 1955 knocking Bill Haley's "Rock Around the Clock" out of the top spot. Please visit www.lostradiorounders.com.
"Red River Valley" Lost Radio Rounders
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An old folk song of unknown authorship, in 1937 Gene Autry sang it in the film of the same. First published as sheet music by James Kerrigan in 1896 as "The Bright Mohawk Valley." Please visit www.lostradiorounders.com.
"The Drunken Sailor" Lost Radio Rounders
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You don't have to be a sailor to know this sea chantey, the first mention of which appeared in the journal of a New London whaler in 1839. All photos by Abigail Beaudoin. Please visit www.lostradiorounders.com.
"The Texas Hambone Blues" Lost Radio Rounders
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"The Texas Hambone Blues" Lost Radio Rounders
"Blessed Be the Name" Lost Radio Rounders & Mike Kelley
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"Blessed Be the Name" Lost Radio Rounders & Mike Kelley
"Sailing Down My Golden River" Lost Radio Rounders
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"Sailing Down My Golden River" Lost Radio Rounders
"Leave Her Johnny, Leave Her" Lost Radio Rounders
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"Leave Her Johnny, Leave Her" Lost Radio Rounders
"Wreck On the Highway" Lost Radio Rounders & Mike Kelley
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"Wreck On the Highway" Lost Radio Rounders & Mike Kelley
"This Train" Lost Radio Rounders & Mike Kelley
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"This Train" Lost Radio Rounders & Mike Kelley
"The Sun of the Soul" Lost Radio Rounders
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"The Sun of the Soul" Lost Radio Rounders
"Ghost Riders In the Sky" Lost Radio Rounders
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"Ghost Riders In the Sky" Lost Radio Rounders
"The Old Folks at Home" Lost Radio Rounders
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"The Old Folks at Home" Lost Radio Rounders
"Oh Mary, Don't You Weep" Lost Radio Rounders
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"Oh Mary, Don't You Weep" Lost Radio Rounders
"Teenager In Love" Lost Radio Rounders
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"Teenager In Love" Lost Radio Rounders
"You Are My Sunshine" Lost Radio Rounders
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"You Are My Sunshine" Lost Radio Rounders
Wonderful pure folk music!
Wow. In the 50\60's a previous forgotten music was suddenly given new life, saving thousands of songs long forgotten. Since, very few 'folk music' singers really dug into the past until now. You guys are certainly keeping a tradition alive, even finding songs that old timers like me never heard before. Thanks.
Kieran, this performance took place at the Mabee Farm Historic Site in Rotterdam Junction, NY. The old Dutch barn we played in sits about 100 yards from the banks of the Mohawk River, so we sought out a song about that river. As mentioned in the description it was used as a marching number in the American Civil War.
The waltzing rhythm comes out nicely, which is not easy for this old song. The melody might sound nicer using instruments made of coolibah wood.
Love it.
good but just not the same without an Aussie accent.
We agree! We just are not good at accents.
the supergrass song!
It's always great to hear a legitimate folk song that I've never heard before. I go back to 78 rpm times, but not back as far as Uncle Dave Macon. I enjoyed this so much, I'm not going to try finding more of his stuff. Thank you LRR.
Try Uncle Dave's "Old Plank Road" and "One More River to Cross," two of our favs!
You all sound great
Please check out our video of another song in this family of folk songs- "The Man Who Rode the Mule Around the World."
Wtf guys
Magnificent instrumentals, phantastic voice. Absolutely perfect. You deserve a greater audience. Keep on playing 👍
You are most kind, thank you!
One of my favourite songs, thank you. Great music
Great version of an old Pete Seeger song.
Thank you, Charles! Search "Fretboard Journal, Pete Seeger" and you will find a great article by our mandolin player Michael Eck.
Great version of an old Pete Seeger song.
First, Leave her Johnny
This was uploaded the day before St. Patrick's Day.
The performance itself took place on the evening of March 15. We are pleased to have so many views since it was uploaded!
@@LostRadioRounders wonderful
Just found you guys, brilliant
Thank you, Rick! Welcome aboard.
Mighty fine boys!
Yeah but can you guys sing the 1864 civil War Irish Union soldier version called We'll Fight for Uncle Sam
A fine suggestion. Just had a look at the David Kincaid version!
Это было красиво!
Hey I'm Irish and Ukrainian ukrainians and Irish seem to have a connection don't we
Sounding great!!!
An Irishman here, 👍👍👍
Thanks for the thumbs!
Where would I be able to purchase CD's. ?
@@frankcolliton10 Sad to say we currently have no distributor for physical CDs. The one we were using went under a few years ago.
very nice gents!!
Great job gents! I love it that your banjo player picks Clawhammer style on the 🪕. I am recovering from a hard year long battle with cancer and since I'm really not doing much more than going to medical appointments out the yazoo and sleeping, I think I am going to get a good beginners banjo and really work to learn how to play it. I have no excuse for not putting in the time to learn. I want to first learn how to play it clawhammer style.
We would suggest you try the Deering Goodtime Banjo as a quality beginners instrument, and no, we are not getting paid to say that. Best of luck to you with your health and your musical journey!
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I'm familiar with the '49 versions plus a few others such as J. Cash and I have to applaud you for adjusting the tune to make it sound fresh.
That is what they call "the folk process!"
Absolutely love this - keep up the G R E A T work gentlemen!
We LOVE what we do, and thanks for the kind words!
Fantastic!
Welcome aboard, Cat! We thank you, and we that see you have a quite a few songs posted as well!
Love it!!! It's great how you find these folk songs and it's obvious how much you enjoy singing them. Thank you...again and again!!!
I like this
If the choice is The Belmonts vs The LRR... Sorry, I'll listen to Dion😄 I hope you never attempt a Roy Orbison song. Still, it's nice to see you guys having fun! Thanks for all your songs.
Here by mistake.......You guys are not though! Play on😍
HEY! I’M LOST TOO GUYS
Welcome aboard, sir! Thank you for signing up.
Le général Pershing avait convenu avec les autorités françaises que les femmes se livrant au commerce du sexe devaient être éloignées... Ça n'a pas vraiment fonctionné...
Thanks again, Alain. Hope I did not butcher those few actual French words! 😀
"Or else I'll hunt you down." Now that's a folk song.Even if he didn't murder the poor girl.
Damn straight!
Zeer goed
Awesome!
I remember you singing this at our wedding!
...and I think it was the only wedding we ever played!!!
You boys are killing it. Love to hear you
Nice job fellas
Hi John, say "Hello!" to the Mrs.!
Huzza! Huzza! Huzza!
It's rare, but always great to hear a super 'folk song' for the first time; and LRR performed it magnificently.
Most the historic American Presidential campaign songs we perform are parodies of popular composed or folk songs of the candidates era. This one is based on a pre-Civil War love song called "Wait for the Wagon."
Excellent! Thanks for sharing this!
very interesting rendition. Sounds really good. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. The beauty of a folk song is that we all can put our own little twist on what has gone before.
La vie peut être parfois grise, mais quand j'entends une mélodie comme celle là, l'optimisme et la bonne humeur sont de retour. Cordialement.
fab guys
Thanks. On a classic like this we just try to find our own spin! 🙂
Awesome, this is really good! Do you all happen to have banjo tabs for tis? I would love to play it.
Michael, email us at info@lostradiorounders.com and I'll send you a PDF of the sheet that I (the guitar player) crated for this arrangement. -Tom
@@LostRadioRounders Will do! Can't wait to get to picking!
Thanks. Enjoyed it . Have gun will travel.
Des musiciens qui célèbrent le chant et la musique, pas le fric. Cordialement.
Nous serions heureux d'avoir l'occasion de celebrer les deux! 😀 (I hope we got that translation right!)
Un grand classique. Génial !
De vrais artistes ! Pas des foutriquets qui font du sampling.
C'est vrai que nous ne goutons pas, mais nous avons souvent fait des betises. 😀 (Hope that is correctly translated!)