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wrench13 - Posted - 03/09/2025: 04:08:39
Quite lovely Peggy!
loy - Posted - 03/09/2025: 05:54:29
That was beautiful my friend, sorry you had to deal with that nasty Covid, will it never go away? Glad your better, hope supper didn’t burn! Tippin the old coffee cup to ya!
groundhogpeggy - Posted - 03/09/2025: 08:07:47
Thank you, Al.
Loy...coffee to you to, my friend. Yes we had covid several weeks ago and anytime since, when I sing I get the ol' cough and sore throat back again...ugghhh...hoping it will quit bugging me soon. Supper was saved by my speedy footwork...lol. Whew...that was close. Have a great day, and thanks for listenin'.
Mark Ralston - Posted - 03/10/2025: 03:02:30
Hi Peggy - the title of your post caught my eye. Here's a bouncy version of "We Are Climbing Jacob's Ladder" sung by the Chumbler Family on 78 RPM, Columbia 15481, 1929. I think that I hear an autoharp in the mix. Found at a flea market near Mt Airy NC, was coated with chicken droppings when I found it.
Edited by - Mark Ralston on 03/10/2025 03:07:23
groundhogpeggy - Posted - 03/10/2025: 06:44:23
Thanks, Mark. It is interesting how many ways people have done old hymns, songs, ballads, tunes...isn't it? Glad you got the chicken doo-doo off the record...surprised it didn't do more damage to it. One thing I love about the old music is that you can look at it from different perspectives and it seems the sky is the limit of artistic license and personal expression.
Edited by - groundhogpeggy on 03/10/2025 06:44:59
NCnotes - Posted - 03/10/2025: 08:36:01
Wow, lovely! your vocal harmonies are so perfect…
Ford Glass - Posted - 03/10/2025: 15:46:50
Yes, I liked it very much too, very soulful!
groundhogpeggy - Posted - 03/10/2025: 18:31:24
Thank you, NC.
Thank you, Ford.
