Here's a clip from a new little thing I'm doing - videoing a few songs and popping them on Youtube.
Flandyke Shore is a traditional song and this version is most similar to the arrangement by Nic Jones.
I learnt this years ago and have never really played it, so I think there are a few changes that aren't quite right - either way I was never able to play it to Nic Jones' standard so those limitations have created this arrangement.
Anyone interested in the tuning will want to tune their guitar to what I believe is called Cmodal - CGCGCD.
And for anyone else interested, to my knowledge (and probably defective memory) this song is a variation of Flanders Shore which came from a tune called The Ploughman's Love For The Farmer's Daughter, though the war that it features was a good hundred years before so it is probably older.
Flandyke Shore is a traditional song and this version is most similar to the arrangement by Nic Jones.
I learnt this years ago and have never really played it, so I think there are a few changes that aren't quite right - either way I was never able to play it to Nic Jones' standard so those limitations have created this arrangement.
Anyone interested in the tuning will want to tune their guitar to what I believe is called Cmodal - CGCGCD.
And for anyone else interested, to my knowledge (and probably defective memory) this song is a variation of Flanders Shore which came from a tune called The Ploughman's Love For The Farmer's Daughter, though the war that it features was a good hundred years before so it is probably older.
I have no idea why the light is 'springing from her clothes'
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