'LILLY DALE' - 1852 - Performed by Tom Roush
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- This ballad of grief was written in 1852. In the 19th century, death could be expected at just about any age due to the lack of medicines that we have today. This song can be found on my CD 'Somewhere Between The Blue and The Gray.' It can be found on iTunes at: itunes.apple.c.... The CD can also be purchased at: tomroush.us
RIP Tom. I enjoyed your resurrection of these old songs in their original versions. May the road rise before you and the wind be always at your back.
I understand that this great talent who brought his listeners so much joy is now himself dead, killed by a fall at age 66. Yet he left us so many beautiful songs of our Americana that we can enjoy for years to come.
WAIT HE DIED? D:
@@scyntheachannel Died August 30, 2021 at age 66.
This one actually hurt a bit. I was just thinking of a song suggestion for him yesterday. I guess I'll have to hear him sing Annie Lisle in heaven someday. But what a talented man.
I just discovered this wonderful musician, listening so intently and marveling at his artful ability to bring to life these rare tales and the people who lived them 🍃🍃 I feel crushed!!! This has been a remarkable experience and I will never stop listening. I am soooo sorry for the family's loss 💙 I wish them all well
My mother was named after this song. She was born in 1932 and now having found it and seeing the words, it is such a sad song to name a baby after!! Thank you for the performance of it for the daughter of "Lilly Dale."
Thank you!!!!
May 2024 was my first time hearing these songs on this site. I absolutely love them. So many of these songs I heard growing up and some we sang in school. I like listening regularly now. It's only been a few days now since hearing these songs here. I enjoy looking on CZcams for more songs that's why I subscribe to this channel.
Unfortunately there won't be any more songs on this channel, as Tom Roush died 3 years ago
That's sad. I wish he knew many of us just found his site and are enjoying the music.
This Is my favourite american song After Lorena and dixieland . American people are Genius of music.
Greatings from milano, italy
Hello buddy, take a look about "take me home sweet sunny south" by Tom Roush, you will like it to
Hello from Belgium ❕️
I am crying, whan I am listening this song.
Not becouse one girll death, but for it, so she is without love- love of boy. What is life without love? And for it God stop her life.
I know it is the best way. Die young around all her family, than live alone. I know it. Becouse I am aloune.
Bless your heart
Very nice. Your versions of these wonderful, old songs are the very best.
Thank you! Ms Myers!
I just cry when I hear this song...this video is even more powerful...gettin' out the tissues! I love Tom's voice....so soothing, smooth, and emotional!
Thank you, Jane!! I do happy songs too. LOL I would never want my music to make someone sad.
I supose maybe she is not sad. But as she said your interpretations are very emotional. And a sort melancholy arise. Not sadness, at all. Melancholy is the happiness of being sad. (Victor Hugo)
⭐⭐⭐⭐Tom this is a great old songs they chose the right person for the right job ⭐⭐⭐⭐
The version of this song is just fantastic, and it is by far my favorite Tom Roush song - all the others being amazing, too, of course. Thank you very much, Mr. Roush, for re-uploading this song. Your albums and arrangements are simply lovely. Cheers!
Love the banjo in this
thank u for doing the songs Tom Roush
You're welcome!
Beautiful Hand writing.
Thanks again!
THANKS WFB P AND TOO ALL WHO SERVE
Thanks so much for this song - love it. We're using it as part of our homeschool curriculum for teaching folk music. Thank you so much for posting!!
Thank God you're back!!!
Great tune thanks!
Thanks, James!!
than jou... veri nice
Very nice song! Thanks for uploading!
So glad this is back, I missed seeing it on your channel.
I love it
These song are wonderful!!!👍🏼
My guess is, you never set out to make a lot of money out of what you do Tom. My late brother Eric was the same. Like him, you are a brilliant muso and master of multi- tracking and playing all your own instruments. If it wasn't for a bloke named Les Paul, (i can't spell his real name) none of this would have been possible. We did it because we loved it and because we could. There is nothing better than sitting back and listening to the final result of one of your creations and that is worth more than money. Some muso's would do well to heed that. Keep up the good word my friend. All the best from Australia. Edit:: Being the last man standing of a once proud musical family, i have sole rights over Eric's compositions all of which i have on USB's. I have yet to upload them to CZcams. I am sure you would like them Tom.
Thank you, David! Making money from CDs is a thing of the past. Live performances is where a musician makes money. It is unfortunate that my job as a 'greeter' at Walmart prevents many live performances! LOL
Thanks for the reply mate. For what it's worth, there's only 2 muso's on this entire internet that i've got any time for (and i'm in a lot of sites) and that's yourself and Tom T Hall. I only wish i could have had the opportunity to meet both of you. Cheers...
David: Where Do You Live? I might be playing close to you in the next 2 years.
Thanks for that Tom. If and i mean if you're going to be at the Boondall Entertainment centre, that's not too far from me in Brisbane. I live in Bracken Ridge. You won't be hard to miss. Your profile pic looks like Harrison Ford. If it's okay with you, i'll send you a friend's request.
David: I know that I will be in Europe in December of 2019. I do wish that I could visit Austrailia someday.
Good
Thank You!
Can't get this album on Apple Music now, why?
It's a distributor problem until July. You can still get the actual CD from tomroush.us/Blue%20and%20Grey.htm
Tom Roush I would absolutely love to meet you sometime after the COVID pandemic is over. I'm an Illinois licensed attorney with a disability, but music is a second love for me and Civil War Era tunes and their origins are a favorite topic. Would you be willing?
I lived in Iowa for 30 years before I moved to North Carolina. Illinois was less than a mile from me across the Mississippi. Sure I would like to meet you. My email is: tom.roush@gmail.com
Tom Roush I'll email you post pandemic. Maybe we can get together to sing some of our favorites! I absolutely love your music! Stay safe in these challenging times!
Was Tom Roush kin to Leon Roush?
Vado matto per il banjo
2:15 The infamous photo was actually staged
Thank God you're back!!!
Who me