To all those lost souls thoughout the British isles on the seas , weather it was for leisure, work or rescue, or the protection of our nation, we bow our heads , we feel our hearts and pray because we miss you .
Her music in amazing. I love that so many of her songs have something to do with the ocean. I wish more Americans knew about her. I've been a fan for about 7 years now.
Sandy Denny, Fairport Convention, Steeleye Span, Martin Carthy, Maddy Prior , Dave Swarbrick, June Tabor, Nic Jones, etc etc... no, English folk has been alive and well for years - you just haven't been listening - glad you have discovered it. These are the young 'uns ...:)
Kate you shame the lark and the nightingale..they envy your sweet gift of song,,Thank you..and the hard work of your family,,to bring this beautiful gift ..to my ears...
Kate is from England but I've always thought that her music and melodies sound Irish. She deserves to become more famous outside U.K., she's so full of talent!
They are all interlinked. All Traditional Styles fed off and into each other. Scots has Swedish Icelandic and Norwegian Influences. Appalachian has African, Irish Scots Welsh all intermixed. Its one massive melting pot. What matters is the beauty of the Music and Words not the Nationality of the Style.
When Kate talks you laugh, when Kate sings you cry. Britain will never have a finer artist.
So great to see her in concert. What a charming woman. I saw her support Billy Bragg about twenty years ago. Still my favourite gig ever.
To all those lost souls thoughout the British isles on the seas , weather it was for leisure, work or rescue, or the protection of our nation, we bow our heads , we feel our hearts and pray because we miss you .
Her music in amazing. I love that so many of her songs have something to do with the ocean. I wish more Americans knew about her. I've been a fan for about 7 years now.
Sandy Denny, Fairport Convention, Steeleye Span, Martin Carthy, Maddy Prior , Dave Swarbrick, June Tabor, Nic Jones, etc etc... no, English folk has been alive and well for years - you just haven't been listening - glad you have discovered it. These are the young 'uns ...:)
On of the saddest songs I know and so, so, so beautiful.
Remembering my friend Sanni, passed by in October 17. She had (has?) a wonderful soul. Recommended Kate Rusby to me......😢
Kate you shame the lark and the nightingale..they envy your sweet gift of song,,Thank you..and the hard work of your family,,to bring this beautiful gift ..to my ears...
Kate is from England but I've always thought that her music and melodies sound Irish. She deserves to become more famous outside U.K., she's so full of talent!
A voice like an angel on a Friday night, who's had a hard week and is on her fifth beer.
This song has given me the inspiration to start playing my 12 string guitar again live.
God bless you Kate x
Heartbeat of an Angel
*tears up*
This is on the DVD 'Live at Leeds' , also.
etnics music touch ... nice for listening her ...
@SveinssonErlendur hello, cruel is a traditional lancashire song
@homeschoolveggie Me too! Everyone I force to listen to her is blown away and rightly so,
Keep it up!
They are all interlinked. All Traditional Styles fed off and into each other. Scots has Swedish Icelandic and Norwegian Influences. Appalachian has African, Irish Scots Welsh all intermixed. Its one massive melting pot. What matters is the beauty of the Music and Words not the Nationality of the Style.
Brilliant..but where oh where do I find the lyrics and music for this song..please help...
Haha Andrew- I realised after I signed out I had left them out - and too many more to mention. Pentangle are tops!
Wow
sh"te me missus rusby, ave ye any more of those?
@lindajanegibson Pentangle...(just thought id add my fav to your already impressive list)
To Percy Bysshe Shelley.