You might want to visit and comment if you want change just ask! Another great version of a brilliant song
http://www.blackisthecolour.com/Andreas%20Weiland.htm

folklig

Oct 20, 2006

Nice playing.

aardvark whistler

Aug 21, 2006

Its all good. I'd be more interested in accompanying you. If you need a woodwind, feel free to ask. =)

aardvark whistler

Aug 11, 2006

You asked if I were intested in working with you about six months ago.  I am, but you never got back with me.

Your work rocks. =)

HEADSTONE

Jan 29, 2006

You gat some good work here.  I saw a post of yours on The Drunken Irishman page.  You wondered why HE "piched up" his songs... that was not by intent.  Some bands downloads play at wrong speed and he will probably fix it soon,  So check him again.  AND KEEP UP YOUR GOOD WORK AS WELL!

jim delecce

Jan 15, 2006

great stuff here! I love the traditional stuff. I gotta ask sweeden? your accent is really good for these tunes did you work at it or is this natural? keep picking and sining CHEERS!

robbaer

Jan 15, 2006

Indeed

The Irishman does have an Irish trad feel to it...so I guess it really was not a joke

aardvark whistler

Jan 13, 2006

You know I am, mate.

My email is Aardvark.Novelista@Gmail.com

torhougen

Jan 11, 2006

Hurrah Andreas!

I was VERY impressed with your playing and singing!
It's obvious that you are a natural talent!
I listened to all your songs, and enjoyed hearing you play your new bouzouki on "The Hare's Lament".
It was great fun hearing you sing "Mary Mac" as well!

Keep it up, and thanks for sharing!

Tor

awig

Apr 16, 2005

Hi,

"A blacksmith courted me" which you have as "Blacksmith" is a great song and you do very well with it  :-)

However, it is not an Irish song, it is a traditional ENGLISH song collected by Cecil Sharp, and has been printed in several collections.

I suspect that you got your version of "The Blacksmith" from the Irish group Planxty. It is a common mistake to assume that songs sung by Irish folk bands are traditional Irish songs. Very often they are not.

"The Blacksmith" is on a couple of Planxty albums ("Planxty" and "Planxty Collection") where they credit it as a traditional English song.

Why do I bother about this? Because all too often I hear and read people claiming that English traditional music and song doesn't exist or is insignificant. Well, it does exist and is a beautiful tradition.
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susanwendelken

Nov 26, 2004

Good stuff! I like your interpretation of Black Is The Colour.

grisfisk

Nov 06, 2004

Thanks for the visit!
Hope you all like what I play, if you do, please mail me: grisfisk@yahoo.com

// Andreas

World & Traditional Irish Music artist from Sweden. New songs free to stream or download. Add to your playlist now.