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'No Man's Land': Unfortunately, still relevant
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Posted by lerue (My Page) on Fri, Dec 25, 09 at 17:30
Here is a link that might be useful: No Man's Land/Flowers of the Forest
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RE: 'No Man's Land': Unfortunately, still relevant
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| That is very touching. I have one of June Tabor's albums, called "Rosa Mundi," in which all of the songs have roses in their theme or story. It's one of my favorites, rose nut that I am, and she has a lovely, expressive voice. |
RE: 'No Man's Land': Unfortunately, still relevant
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| She has an excellent voice, but I have to admit I tend to prefer when she sticks to more traditional material. (The same is true for Mary Black.) I saw her once many years ago. Lately I've been feeling a little more pull back toward Celtic and English folk music (not the upbeat dance stuff, but the ballads), somewhat out of the blue. |
RE: 'No Man's Land': Unfortunately, still relevant
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| Traditional songs like,"O My Luve's Like A Red Red Rose," "Lo, How A Rose Ere Blooming" and "Barbry Ellen" are included on the June Tabor album I have. I also like traditional folk music, and am glad that it is still performed and recorded. |
RE: 'No Man's Land': Unfortunately, still relevant
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| You people are awesome. One of my favorite recordings. |
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