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O' Death
Jan 23, 2012 13:32
Another song post, been saving this set of links up for about a year now...
O' Death. Author unknown, traditional Appalachian dirge (
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countlibras
January 23 2012, 18:58:49 UTC
wow, I didn't know there was an o'death version!
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countlibras
January 23 2012, 18:59:30 UTC
wait. never mind. I'm just confused. haha!
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inahandbasket
January 23 2012, 19:09:31 UTC
yeah, oddly looks like they've never covered it. Go figure.
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countlibras
January 23 2012, 19:49:36 UTC
yeah, one would think that o'death would do a cover of o'death. XD
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mizarchivist
January 23 2012, 19:03:56 UTC
I'm most familiar with the version done by Mary McCastlin and Jim Ringer.
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inahandbasket
January 23 2012, 19:09:09 UTC
Can't find a free version of that... will have to dig for it. :)
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mizarchivist
January 23 2012, 19:20:09 UTC
They are crazy-obscure. IMO.
The Bramble and the Rose album was a staple of my childhood music.
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secretlyironic
January 23 2012, 19:34:56 UTC
Vaguely, tangentially related: Look up the Alan Lomax recordings of Jelly Roll Morton. Whooooooeeee those are weird.
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inahandbasket
January 23 2012, 19:37:21 UTC
Neat, thanks! I will!
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gandalfgreyhame
January 23 2012, 20:33:54 UTC
The rendition with MZ and you and the other basses was indeed incredible,
I still remember being blown away by that (and I actually just mentioned it to my sister the other day)
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The Bramble and the Rose album was a staple of my childhood music.
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I still remember being blown away by that (and I actually just mentioned it to my sister the other day)
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