Clannad on their live albums Clannad in Concert (1979) and Clannad Live in Concert (2005), and on the compilation album Celtic Myst (1997).Andy Irvine on Planxty's album After The Break sang the 'old song' 'You Rambling Boys of Pleasure' set to the poem's usual melody (1979).Tommy Makem and Liam Clancy on their album, Tommy Makem and Liam Clancy (listed as 'Sally Gardens') (1976).Marianne Faithfull on her joint-debut album of folk songs, Come My Way (1965).Kenneth McKellar on his album The Songs of Ireland (1960).Alfred Deller his album Western Wind (1958).John McCormack in 1941, by EMI, reissued on Pearl's 'Final Recordings 1941-42' (1995).Peter Pears on his 10-inch 78rpm Decca set (LA 30), with piano accompaniment by Benjamin Britten.The poem has been part of the repertoire of many singers and groups, mostly set on 'The Maids of Mourne Shore's melody. Simply click on the account menu and then the Subscriptions tab and look for the cancel link. If you pay by card you can cancel directly from your 8notes account. Paypal users should cancel from within their Paypal account. You can of course cancel your subscription at any time if you do not wish to make any further payments. Your subscription lasts for 12 months from the date of purchase and you will be billed again in one year's time. In both cases, all card information is handled securely by the payment processor and is not stored or seen by If using Paypal, please note that payment is made out to Red Balloon Technology Ltd, the official owner of. Then you will be given the option of paying by either PayPal or by credit or debit card. By clicking the Buy Now button above, you will first be asked to create an 8notes account if you don't already have one. Words of this song are reprinted from 'Collected Poems of W.B. Down by the Salley Gardens (SATB) (e-print) PDF sample pages. The user rights that you acquire when purchasing music as downloads (printable pdf files) are stated on the sheets.
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