Based on the early Scottish ballad (read it here www.tam-lin.org Fairport Convention is... Sandy Denny - vocals Richard Thompson - lead guitar Simon Nicol - rhythm guitar Ashley Hutchings - bass guitar Dave Swarbrick - fiddle Dave Mattacks - drums
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Lady margaret, lady margaret was sowing at the sea she's all dressed in black and a thought came in her head to roam in the woods to pull flowers to flower her hat, my boys to pull flowers to flower her hat so she hoisted up her petticoats a bit above the knee and so nimbly she ran over the ground and when she came to the merrygreen woods she pulled those branches down, my boys she pulled those branches down Suddenly she spied a fine young man he's standing by a tree he says how dare you pull those branches down? without the leave of me, my dear without the leave of me well she says this little wood it is my very own my father gave it to me i can pull these branches down without the leave of thee, young man oh without the leave of thee and he took a by the milk-white hand and by the grass-green sleeve he pulled her down at the foot of the bush he never once asked her leave, my boys oh he never once asked her leave and when it was down she twisted about to ask her true love's name but she nothing saw she nothing heard and all the woods grew dim and all the woods grew dim There's four and twenty ladies all in the land and they're all playing a chess except it was the lady margaret and she's green as any glass, my boys oh she's green as any glass and these four-and-twenty ladies all in the land grow as red any rose except the lady margaret she's pale and wan, my boys oh pale and wan she goes up then spoke the little serving girl she lifted her hand and smiled she said i <b>...</b>
Irish Fiddle.Audio tracks are at www.myspace.com and www.myspace.com Neal playing the Tamlyn with Ciaran Algar (bodhran) during a break at the All Britian Fleadh. more similar videos on user GUKLASMYD.
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The traditional Scottish ballad of "Tam Lin," performed by Steeleye Span, from their "Tonight's the Night..., Live" album. The last few seconds of the song had to be dropped because of YouTube video time limits. A number of people have asked me who the paintings in this video were by. The artist was "John William Waterhouse" (1849-1917) . There's a lot of information online about him, if you want to look him up to find out more. And thanks for asking! Lyrics: oh, i forbid you maidens all that wear gold in your hair. to come or go by carterhaugh for young tam lin is there. if you go by carterhaugh you must leave him a wad. either your rings or green mantle or else your maidenhead. she's away o'er gravel green and o'er the gravel brown. she's away to carterhaugh to flower herself a gown. she had not pulled a rosy rose a rose but barely one. when by came this brisk young man says, lady let alone. how dare you pull my rose, madam? how dare you break my tree? how dare you come to carterhaugh without the leave of me? well may i pull the rose, she said well may i break the tree. for carterhaugh it my father's i'll ask no leave of thee. oh, in carterhaugh, in carterhaugh oh, in carterhaugh, in carterhaugh he's taken her by the milk-white hand and there he's laid her down. and there he asked no leave of her as she lay on the ground. oh tell me, tell me, then she said oh tell me who art thee. my name it is tam lin, he said and this is my story. as it fell out upon a day a-hunting <b>...</b>
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Lyrics: refrain: I forbid ye maidens all who let fly your lovely hair to go down to Carterhaugh for young Tam Lin is there Janet tied her kirtle green above her knee and not below and she's gone to carterhaugh just as fast as she can go She's come to the roses growing wild she's pulled a single one when a wild young man appears and cries 'O, lady, let alone! 'How dare you pull my roses out, How dare you break my tree How dare you run in these green woods Without asking leave of me?' Says Janet fair 'this wood's my own My father gave it me And I can pluck myself a rose Without asking leave of thee.' Bold as brass, he takes her hand and color rises to her skin She looks the young man in the eye and knows him now for young Tam Lin. **refrain** Janet holds her petticoats well above her dirty knee and she's gone to her father's hall just as fast as she can hie. All the ladies of the court at their play turn red as rose except for Janet, fainting fast, green as growing grass she goes Out then speaks her father dear, doting, caring, meek and mild. 'Janet, darling daughter mine, I fear you go with child.' 'Father, if I be with child, be sure myself shall bear the blame. There's not a knight within your hall shall get the baby's name. Father, if I be with child, 'twill prove a wondrous birth for well I swear it's not the get of any mortal man on earth.' **refrain** Janet's tied her kirtle green When near nine months are gone And she's away to Carterhaugh, To speak with young Tam <b>...</b>
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Celtic Sands performing live on the Bruce Latimer Show, January 30th, 2008, Pacifica, California. In this clip, the fiddler was Ben Roberts and the guitarist was Greg Jones (who now plays in Tempest). Currently the band's fiddler is Anna Washburn & the guitarist is Jon Mendle. The band was formed in 2006. A recording of us playing this with great fiddle improv by Ben Roberts can be heard on our cd "Wild Horses" recorded in 2008.
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Band: Fiddler's Green Album: Wall Of Folk Genre: Irish Independent Speedfolk / Folk Punk / Folk Rock Country: Germany Year: 2011 Fiddler's Green is a German band from Erlangen that plays independent Irish speedfolk, formed in 1990. Their first concert under the name of Fiddler's Green was at the Newcomer-Festival in Erlangen in November 1990, where the band came second. The first album, entitled "Fiddler's Green", was released in 1992, and was a mixture of live and studio tracks and of traditional and self-written songs. It was released on their own label, Deaf Shepherd Recordings. The band has been signed to a major label, but chose to go back to being independent. The band has kept up the mix of traditional Irish or Scottish songs and self-written tracks, though the self-written tracks have progressively become less and less folky. The band's influences are wide and varied, but obviously heavily influenced by Celtic rock bands like the Pogues, the Waterboys and Great Big Sea. Recent albums also see a clear influence from Gothic rock music. Having enjoyed growing success in and around Germany, the band reached 1000 played concerts in 2004 (the only band member to play them all is bass player, Rainer Schulz), which was celebrated with a concert at Castle Hoheneck. This concert was filmed and released on two DVDs: Celebrate! and Jubilate! The concert saw participation from former band members and other guest musicians. Main lyric and music writer Peter Pathos has left the <b>...</b>
See the proper widescreen version at www.youtube.com/watch?v=61GBQ_twkhU . Original line-up from Fairport's 1969 Liege & Lief album - Richard Thompson, Dave Swarbrick, Simon Nicol, Ashley Hutchings, Dave Mattacks, along with Chris While filling in for the late Sandy Denny.
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The story of Tam Lin is a faerytale from the woods of Carterhaugh. Tam Lin wishes to return to the land of the mortals and escape the powers of the Elf Queen. It shows the power of the human spirit and love can conquer anything! The Heart of Stone is easy to understand but the Eyes of Wood are something someone had to tell me before I truly understood it. Perhaps you will get it on your own. Sorry if it sounds rushed or under-practiced, it's my first time doing this into a microphone, I usually have a live audience. So bear with me :P
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Drosera spatulata 'Tamlin' is the largest form of D. spatulata in cultivation. For more information about the Spoon-leaf sundews, visit this page: www.growsundews.com Sometimes, itseems I'm unable to convey the true shape/size of each sundew species using only pictures, so I hope the "video tour" gives you a better understanding about this sundew. Brought to you by The Sundew Grow Guides, www.growsundews.com
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Music video for the Tam Lin set from the athas debut CD. Purchase here: www.cdbaby.com Video by Supermassive Studios: www.supermassivestudios.com Heather Lewin-Tiarks: fiddle; Amy Richter: bodhran; Jeff Ksiazek: guitar www.athasmusic.com
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This is a set on my old National tenor played at the Plough & Stars in San Francisco, CA in 2002. This was the release performance for my "shatter the calm" CD. I'm joined by Kyle Thayer on Guitar, and Kris Willits on Bodhran. "the Banjo Reel" is one of my few compositions. Thanks for watching. My CDs can be found here: www.mandolinarchive.com
Trí playing at Alcester Festival on 20 Jun 09. Audio tracks are at www.myspace.com and www.myspace.com The Town Hall provided a great acoustic sound. The reels are Tam Lin, Catharsis (by Amy Cann) and the traditional Sally Gardens. The twin fiddle arrangement is by the band. Niamh Boadle (guitar, whistle, vocals), Neal Pointon (fiddle), Ciaran Algar (fiddle, bodhran). See other videos uploaded from this set.
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Artist: Tamlin Release: Spectrogram Label: Faerie Dragon Records, Gi'iwa Productions Year: 2008 Genre: Psytrance
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A dark-but-optimistic tale of endurance and the power of love, this rendition is an amalgam of Versions "A" and "I" of #39 in the "Child Ballads" In the docu-style of "rare archive footage from c.1959 by an old ranter". What might have been recorded had Shirley Collins and Alan Lomax collected in Scotland instead of the US. The film is reconstructed from 3 separate performances in order to minimise trafffic noise, sirens, dogs, tourists, etc. Transitions? Who needs them?? © 2010 DM Letham Lyric-text at www.sacred-texts.com
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This is a headbanger version of the traditional Scottish tune, with variations. There's just no place to breathe in Tam Lin. Played on my Mountain G polycarbonate inline ocarina, using a backing track I made at jamstudio.com. Reverb setting "ambience." Mp3 at dl.dropbox.com
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Tamlin - Spectrogram Label: Faerie Dragon Records, Gi'iwa Productions Catalog#: FDREC-10, Format: CD, Album Country: Hong Kong Released: 31 May 2008 Genre: Electronic Style: Breaks, Psy-Trance, Progressive Trance, Experimental Tracklist 1 Perspective8:42 2 Release6:14 3 Switch7:22 4 Catalysk8:03 5 Contrastion6:00 6 Playtime Adventure9:33 7 Psychedelic Exp8:52 8 Nowhere Fast4:20 9 Somewhirl7:06 10 Pax Nostra6:25 11 (Secret Silence)2:10 12 (Secret Traps)3:45 Credits Written-by, Mixed By, Flute, Didgeridoo, Bass, Other [Plastic Boxes, Cupboards] - Jonas Henrikson Artwork By - Jason Huemann Mastered By - Tim Schuldt Mixed By [Additional] - David Sjöö Technician [Twigs, Rocks And Water] - Fredrik Larsson (3)
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GLORY BOX//Written by Portishead//Performed by Tam Lin//I'm so tired of playing, playing with this bow and arrow. Im gonna give my heart away, leave it to the other boys to play. Been tempted for too long. Give me a reason to love you. Give me a reason to wanna be your man. Give me a reason to love you. Please, one reason if you can. From this time, unchained, we're all looking at a different picture through this new frame of mind. A thousand flowers could bloom. Could it be time to move over, move over, and give them some room. Give me a reason to love you. Give me a reason to wanna be your man. Give me a reason to love you. Please, one reason, if you can. Don't you stop looking like some woman. Take a little look from the outside if you can, Saw a little tenderness Give me a reason to love you. Give me a reason to want to be your man. Give me a reason to love you. Please, give me a reason if you can I'm so tired of playing, playing with this bow and this arrow. Gonna give my heart away. Gonna leave it to the other boys to play. I've been tempted too long. Too long Give me a reason to love you (etc.)//
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Gates of Avalon / Tam Lin at Shady Glen summer ceilidh party, 12.07.2008 Played by Artyom Kulikov (breqwas) & Ekaterina Korablina (katya_ko) First tune is a baroque-like piece by Dhalia's Lane folk band. Second is a well-known scottish reel, known as Tam Lin or Glasgow Reel. ...
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Summary: Janet goes to Carterhaugh despite the warnings against it, to pick roses. There she encounters Tam Lin, and they argue. She returns to her family home, where her father observes that she is pregnant, and she refuses to say who her lover is. She returns to the woods to speak with Tam Lin again, and he reveals his human heritage and the threat against his life, including instructions on how she can save him. She does this, and angers the Queen of Faeries in the process. Fairport Convention is... Sandy Denny - vocals Richard Thompson - lead guitar Simon Nicol - rhythm guitar Ashley Hutchings - bass guitar Dave Swarbrick - fiddle Dave Mattacks - drums
"Scum! You must treat them as scum!" Filmbar70 loves the magical and mysterious 'The Ballad of Tam Lin' (AKA 'The Devil's Widow'), a neglected and under-appreciated classic of magic realist British cinema. The only directorial effort from Roddy McDowall (yes, that Roddy McDowall -- Cornelius from the Planet of the Apes series), 'Tam Lin' was unfairly critically mauled upon its release in 1970 and is ripe for re-evaluation. With an unbelievable cast headed by super suave Ian MacShane and the alluring Ava Gardner, 'Tam Lin' is sensuous, lyrical and unrepentantly romantic (in the purest sense) cinema of the highest order. The indefinably wealthy and mysterious Michaela (Gardner) lives a life of endless sensual gratification with her young lover Tom (McShane). With an entourage of swinging hipsters in tow, they head north from London for yet more decadent shenanigans. But when Michaela discovers that Tom has fallen for a provincial pastors daughter (Stephanie Beachum) and yearns for a simpler, more sedate life, the mood of the party threatens to turn from the celebratory to the downright sinister. As Tom learns the secret behind Michaela's glamorous façade and the true price of the promise of eternal hedonism, he realises that he too may face the fate met by her myriad former lovers - madness, despair and destruction. Based upon the Robert Burns poem, 'Tam Lin' digs deep into Celtic myths, overlaying the ancient with glorious lashings of the finest of late sixties style. Co <b>...</b>
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My first ever attempt at using garage band..first ever mac, first ever time recording two instruments myself (fiddle and bouzouki)...eeeeeeek. Think I should purchase a decent mic at some stage. Sorry if this is a disaster! Photos were taken by me too.
This piece was recorded by Kramproductions in christ church cathedral waterford, it is taken from a concert in aid of charity.Anyone interested in contacting Tradmhor may do so at the address Kramproductions@hotmail.com
Ava Gardner had a stage presence like no other..she never fails to catch my attention. Beautiful/Sexy and intriguing are 3 words to describe the one and only Ava Gardner 1970 ~ Based on the ancient Scottish ballad "Tam Lin" (one of it's many titles), the plot concerns an aging, beautiful woman who uses her wealth (and occasionally, witchcraft) to control a decadent pack of attractive young people she surrounds herself with. But when her latest young stud falls for the local vicar's daughter, she vows revenge.
Here's Mary Z. Cox playing Tam Lin on a custom Chuck Lee banjo newly strung with nylgut strings. Mary Z plays this tune on banjo on her "Drumming On the Edge Of Banjo" cd. NPR's Thistle and Shamrock radio show just played it on their September 29, 2010 show. www.maryzcox.com
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Traditional Scottish reel played by traditional Irish accordion player John O'Keeffe. Many people have asked for the sheet music so I've posted a link below. I play it a bit differently since I learned the tune by ear. The website linked below is probably the best resource for trad sheet music. www.thesession.org
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Tam Lin in a studio session sponsored by Woozyfly.com, a NYC-based media site.
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