Lady Carolina Nairne (1766-1845) composed this song sung by Kay. Rowan tree. Possibly over 200 years old


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Very lovely song and a interesting look into music of the distant past.

Billy

Thanks Billy

So lovely. Gives me a feeling of nostalgia. Beautiful playing and singing. Cheers, Todd

Along with Robbie she strove to establish a renewed Scottish identity: hard yakka given the suppression going on around them.
This is a fine reading of the classic by the fabulous Kay.
You, of course,Graham, are on point as usual.

Hi Todd, thanks for watching and the comment

Nice duo on an old song.

Had a hard time hearing the lyrics but, well sung nonetheless.

Wish you where playing at a local eatery...................ooops they are closed.

Well done.

moto

I love these old folk ballads. Very nice. Good job to both of you. The band knows the number well too.

Lovely song Graham. Kay vocal was fabulous. Really nice listen

More proof of why this song is still performed and enjoyed, 200 years later.

Hello Furry,

Pretty, very touching ballad. The melody and the voice match perfectly. Well done.

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Dero13
alias JaniJackFlash

Thanks Ray, Kay's chuffed with all the lovely comments

Thanks so much sometimes the oldies can't be beaten

Appreciate the comment, thanks

Scott, thanks so much for watching and the comment

Graham and Kay, as usual an excellent product. The backing tracks fit perfectly with Graham's playing and Kay fantastic vocal. The mix was excellent.

Graham, would you please buy a zoom for your camera so we can see your beautiful wife better! I'm tired of looking at you puss

Thanks Ed, oldies are great !! Music to rofl

Thanks Mario, Kay's sick of lookin at it too PSML

I enjoy listening to you two perform. Please tell Kay I very much enjoyed her performance. I enjoyed the accordion too, naturally! I hadn't heard this song before; I like it.

Thanks for the comment. Kay said she appreciates your kind remarks