Jim Ghedi - Lamentations of Round-Oak Waters (Live Session at Black Bay Studio)
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Taken from the album 'In the Furrows of Common Place' out now on Basin Rock Records jimghedi.bandc...
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New live session video - The Lamentations of Round Oak Waters - recorded at Black Bay Studios in the Outer Hebrides.
The 2nd song to be released from my upcoming album is a live session we did in the studio on the Isle of Lewis. The song was inspired by the works & life of the late English poet John Clare and takes directly from a poem of his titled ‘Lamentations of Round Oak Waters’.
Featuring:
Jim Ghedi
Neal Heppleston
dbh
Sally Smith
Guy Whitaker
Recorded, mixed & mastered by Peter Fletcher at Black Bay Studios
Filmed, edited by Nat & Julia Higginbottom
I am loving this reference to John Clare, who really should be more widely known for his work. I really admire the rage he had against the enclosure of the land in the 1800s, a process which began this nation's obsession with land ownership and property that we have today. His work is still so relevant. I love the themes of social history in your work :)
Thanks Cheryl!
This is absolutely stunning. I love the use of the bass beat behind the penultimate verse to build to the final. Can’t wait to let students studying Clare’s work hear this.
Amazing. Let me know how it goes down!
I did John Clare's poetry at school and have loved him ever since. I was really pleased to hear this.
bloody brilliant. powerful and tender and transcendentally just class. hat tip to you
makes me wanna sing
Walking sections of the pennine way recently and this always come back on the playlist.
Wonderful
I have been searching for the lyrics , but they were not present in "the complete works " and only partly in others sources , anyone has them or a link to where I can find them ??
Wow Quality !!!!!
Brilliant!
Beautiful!
So powerful ....... so good Jim
That's pretty cool. Trebuchet magazine did a bit on John Clare's 'Tresspass' which echoes graffiti in a big way. The man saw it coming.
This is wonderful.
i did a poo and i carnt get off the toilet; please help.