The Blacksmith (hurdy gurdy and voice)

This is an old Irish song about a woman scorned.

[@lordgort1986]

I see a laser, i see a gurdy, i see a star wars t-shirt, i like, i follow

[@lorgenore]

Awesome!

[@jesseamaya4594]

Had to comment. Ive been playing the gurdy for just a couple of months and am finally getting past the cat in a vacuum cleaner stage. Man that sounded good.

[@luvjoisey]

Your voice and hurdy gurdy together capure the spirit of the song - even better than the Steeley Span version, which is a favorite of mine. Great work.

[@internetkurator9256]

Incredible Performance !

[@janehinks6387]

I love your singing voice and with the gurdy a powerful combination! 😊

[@lauraschiesl8845]

this is so good thank you for sharing it. Jesus gave me a personal song with a hurdy gurdy Laura Laura Laura Lee You know and love Me You call I hear You know i am near You cry I save your tears In a bottle i have here Now i pour it On the earth It shakes and shivers To give birth You give Me glory You know you cut it close And stunk to My nose Now you smell good to me Tell everyone so they can see I chose you cause you are weak It all comes from Me I Am in charge here Finally someone hears I have been shouting out And riding all about Looking round every House heart and teepee In closets What i find? Things you need to leave behind Tell them Laura what you see Do not apologise for Me It is what it is I Am who I am I have a good plan And you understand

[@thekarnyx]

your voice is very fitting, sends shivers down my spine

[@danstaple675]

Albsolute banging version of this tune. Cheers for that.

[@feralomen]

Great song, thank you

[@marchaller548]

Thank you, boy, nice voice !!!

[@IanFontova]

I've discovered your channel recently and I'm in love with it :D I love all the songs I've seen you cover, you've discovered me some awesome tunes I didn't know. Also love how good it sounds with only hurdy gurdy and voice, it works so well without needing a ton of instruments. I think if you managed to record all these in a studio (or home studio) and upload them to Spotify it'd be a badass album to listen to 🔥🔥🔥

[@rolandscales9380]

Irish song? No, despite Planxty recording it. This version was collected in Herefordshire, England, by the composer Ralph Vaughan Williams in 1909. RVW took the melody of another version he'd also collected and used it to set John Bunyan's 'To Be a Pilgrim' in 'The English Hymnal' which he co-edited. Melodically it's very similar to the Somerset (UK) song 'Our Captain Cried All Hands'. Still, it's a truly great song and I love this performance. The gurdy sounds very good too. Who is the maker?

[@editingdude122]

immaculate vibes

[@MarieahM]

Really enjoyed this. Thank you🌻

[@gruntagrippa]

perfection👌

[@disconnected7737]

Wait you're the fire marengo guy no wonder you showed up in my recommended

[@obxarms7685]

Brilliant