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vlmagee · 10-29-2008, 11:58 AM

As far as I know, GL sang it in the mid and maybe late 1960s, making it pre-Terry, and probably pre-Rick. He may have performed it only solo. He didn't have enough original songs for a full concert until 1968, so his early shows included many of the folk songs popular then. (Edit) Now I realize you are asking about Terry Whelan. The song was after the Two Tones era. I think it was written in 1965.

Glad you enjoyed the music! I thought that people here would appreciate it.

10-29-2008, 11:58 AM	#7
vlmagee Senior Member Join Date: Nov 1999 Location: Ballston Spa, NY Posts: 724	Re: Darcy Farrow (not GL, but he sang it) As far as I know, GL sang it in the mid and maybe late 1960s, making it pre-Terry, and probably pre-Rick. He may have performed it only solo. He didn't have enough original songs for a full concert until 1968, so his early shows included many of the folk songs popular then. (Edit) Now I realize you are asking about Terry Whelan. The song was after the Two Tones era. I think it was written in 1965. Glad you enjoyed the music! I thought that people here would appreciate it. __________________ Valerie Magee, Gordon Lightfoot, and Steve Goodman Biography, Bob Gibson, Steve Gillette/Cindy Mangsen, Hamilton Camp, Michael Jerling, David Rea, and Meridian Green Last edited by vlmagee; 10-29-2008 at 12:00 PM.