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Lauchlan |
Posted by Lauchlan
- Play count: 237
Size: 1,051kb, uploaded 12/30/2011 7:05:19 PM
Genre: Celtic/Irish / Playing Style: Unknown/None Chosen
Traditional Scottish Song
4 comments on “Rose of Alandale (Scottish)”
mudbug Says:
Saturday, December 31, 2011 @3:28:18 AM
Nice job, Lauchlan.
Andah1andah2 Says:
Saturday, December 31, 2011 @4:51:44 AM
Great job on that tune.
They just had a special on Bill Monroe on the radio yesterday. Does anyone know the tune "Scotland" by him up in your parts?
Lauchlan Says:
Saturday, December 31, 2011 @7:21:37 AM
Thanks, Hope you also like Killiecrankie!
Its easy to play along with fiddle, have ago!!!
Jenny Lynn is the tune that Bill Monroe is referring to, there is a good version on Youtube!!
George Shepherd Says:
Wednesday, December 26, 2012 @4:51:36 PM
Good job, but "The Rose of Allendale" (not Alandale) is actually an English song which is often mistakenly believed to be Scottish or Irish. It was composed in the 1840s by Charles Jeffreys(lyrics) and Sidney Nelson(music). The lyrics are about a maiden from the town of Allendale, Northumberland, England.
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