Have just been lucky enough to hear Siobhan at the Illawarra Folk Festival in Australia - and thankfully she sang Bonny Light Horseman. Her voice is unbelievably good - simply amazing. Thank you so much for coming to perform here in Australia. If anyone has a chance to see her live - take it! She is one incredibly talented lady.
Hello from Connecticut, USA. I just visited Folk Radio UK for the first time in ages and heard you on The Folk Show. Sorry so late to the party but now I have to hear more -- and like most in the sad world today I have plenty of time to do so! Enchanting!
Hi ! I had the pleasure of hearing you sing this live in Letterkenny last night and it blew me away. Had never heard it before. Your voice is stunning. Hope to hear you live again soon. Respect from the Donegal Crew x
Chris Berkeley It was held back from the original vinyl album as Doloures Keane and John Faulkner had recorded it at the same time. Tara Records later added it to the CD release as a bonus track.
One Lone Celt it’s a Gaelicisation of “Joan”, so it, like Sean, Ian, Iain, and Sinéad all come from the Hebrew Yohannon (don’t get it twisted, Mohammad is only the most “common” name in the world because it doesn’t vary in spelling/pronunciation overly much, variations on Yohannon, or if we think about it from an English POV, different versions of “John” are the most common name in the world) and Yohannon originally meant God (Yahweh/YHWH) is Gracious.
12 25 30 father God comes leaving Enoch .God kills me grandfather DAS Pima messiah white horseman cain and trolls playing mind games Atonement day ill see u again1975 years February 24 pharaoh lord over all god made
Wonderful singing and playing of this great ballad..Top marks to the producers of the video...The audio and video quality are top class.
I’ve only recently discovered this tune. This is such a lovely rendition. Thank you.
I lost my friend yesterday morning. This song came to mind.
26 People don't like this! No accounting for taste, beautifully sung and superbly arranged and accompanied.
I've heard many wonderful versions of this song by many great singers, but I've never heard better. Bravo, Siobhan!
Only a Scottish Lassie could make such a sad song be so beautiful!
Have just been lucky enough to hear Siobhan at the Illawarra Folk Festival in Australia - and thankfully she sang Bonny Light Horseman. Her voice is unbelievably good - simply amazing.
Thank you so much for coming to perform here in Australia. If anyone has a chance to see her live - take it! She is one incredibly talented lady.
Hello from Connecticut, USA. I just visited Folk Radio UK for the first time in ages and heard you on The Folk Show. Sorry so late to the party but now I have to hear more -- and like most in the sad world today I have plenty of time to do so! Enchanting!
Great voice and presence and superb musicians and great venue well done so calming and entertaining.
In the 1970s I heard Andy Irvine singing this song. A beauty. This is another extremly well version.
The best interpretation EVER . Thankyou , Siobhan .
A beautiful version of this classic.
superb singing and musicianship
Absolutely stunning,love this and what a beautiful voice.
💖I'm a light horsman trumpeter. Your voice will waft over my grave soon even if you can't be there💓💖💞❤️💓💖
Hallealuja hallelujah hallelujah father God flowing threw you . your heald by Faith to are God are father thank u father God your the man
Sublime. What an amazing voice so gentle and expressive a perfect match for a sad song. You have another fan.
You are SO good. I’m singing a version of this in an auditioned choir, and it doesn’t even sound this good. YOU MAKE ME CRY.
I've only recently discovered this song and I think this is my favourite version. Thank you.
Absolutely stunning beautiful
Only discovered her yesterday, what a lovely version sung beautifully
She renderd a beauriful song.. niidulated voice.
Most beautiful version
Simply beautiful
Excellent....well done to you all here.
Just Grand! So beautiful and sad. Thanks!
Beautiful
Excellent.
Perfect
Hi ! I had the pleasure of hearing you sing this live in Letterkenny last night and it blew me away. Had never heard it before. Your voice is stunning. Hope to hear you live again soon.
Respect from the Donegal Crew x
Planxty
Album: After the Break
1979
Chris Berkeley It was held back from the original vinyl album as Doloures Keane and John Faulkner had recorded it at the same time. Tara Records later added it to the CD release as a bonus track.
Well ballanced nice music sounds.
Pure magic
Fantastic!
Now that is music
Beautiful !!!
Simply beautiful. Perfect.
Beautifully sung.
Magnificent !
Fabulous. I love it.
Really lovely!
Lovely.
Perfection !
perfectly wonderful
My Shelty hear and moves his hears
Fine indeed
Hi Shobdon I've just seen you live at fletchers bar your good lol Paul payton Birmingham England xx ❤☺
Whoever's responsible for the arrangement here, I'm guessing it was Euan and Siobhan together? Well done.
That's the voice of Scotland
try Julie Fowlis - S'tusa Thilleas S'tusa Thilleas czcams.com/video/Z3ZUle-oq90/video.html
This is an Irish song
@@LieutenantJoey ok thx nice to know ^^
@@LieutenantJoey The song actually comes from England
well done!
I found 2 Eves mothers to all people Bonnie branam and Marie miles you know them Marie stole my gold Moses ran away
roughly translated shee is a fairy or witch as in banshee so in irish could be white fairy ie siobhan
I googled it: turns out it's just the Irish pronunciation of the old French name 'Jehanne'.
It's broken hearted I'll remain 🙄
She's a pretty young girl.
Yes she is, but it is not relevant though
Never "level your canons" use them for indirect fire!
Captain Grapeshot wants to know your location. Lol😂
Could somebody pls share the chords?
a quick & rough sketch (pdf): drive.google.com/file/d/0B4rfjsV-ZXUhQV96MGtkSjd0ek0/view?usp=sharing
What kind of a name is Siobhan? Irish?
Yes-pronounced 'Shivonne'
It has an origin in Gaelic, thus could be Irish; Scots; or Manx (or from anywhere else a parent fancied the name).
I always understood it to mean "fair one" typically irish gaelic. Lovely voice
@@nicklatheron8795 Interesting, I have always understood the name to mean "gift of God".
One Lone Celt it’s a Gaelicisation of “Joan”, so it, like Sean, Ian, Iain, and Sinéad all come from the Hebrew Yohannon (don’t get it twisted, Mohammad is only the most “common” name in the world because it doesn’t vary in spelling/pronunciation overly much, variations on Yohannon, or if we think about it from an English POV, different versions of “John” are the most common name in the world) and Yohannon originally meant God (Yahweh/YHWH) is Gracious.
She good. But planksty the best version who agrees wat a song. 🐶woof.
No soul. Not a patch on Hugh Waller.
12 25 30 father God comes leaving Enoch .God kills me grandfather DAS Pima messiah white horseman cain and trolls playing mind games Atonement day ill see u again1975 years February 24 pharaoh lord over all god made