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| Ema Chaplain |
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Actuación en el programa de "Pé a Pá" de
Televisión Nacional de Chile.
Tags : Música |
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Affichage : 3578
Durée : 279 s |
| Civil War Song "Chaplain" CD Title "No Longer Gray Or Blue" |
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The Civil War soldier, capturing the soul and
spirit of him "never forget me". This song is
on our new CD "No Longer Gray Or Blue" listen
to sound clips visit our web site
www.plumrunmusic.com
Lyrics
When I walk into a battle will I be a strong
man as I hold this riffle musket in my
trembling hands
Will I turn around and run and be shunned by
everyone or fight proud and brave and be
taken to my grave
Chorus
Oh chaplain here me calling out to you whats
a young boys heart suppose to do and chaplain
take me by your weary side and pray for me to
go to heaven should I die
Will I be sickened by the blood that colors
the farmers field will I cry out loudly for
the death of my peers will I go to shoot a
man and be frozen in my stance or will I
shoot him down with just one round oh here I
go again
Chours
Oh chaplain here me calling out to you whats
a young boys heart suppose to do and chaplain
take me by your weary side and pray for me to
go to heaven should I die
And this train keeps a rolling down these old
rusty rail you can hear her whistle blowing
across this northern Ohio trail
When I reach my destination I will try to be
brave I will fight for my country no matter
what it takes and if I do not survive will
someone please take me home and bury me in
the soil of Ohio
Chours
Oh chaplain here me calling out to you whats
a young boys heart suppose to do and chaplain
take me by your weary side and pray for me to
go to heaven should I die and pray for me to
go to heaven should I die
Words and Music Lisa Godino
Tags : Union Confederate Yankee Rebel North South Gray Blue Original Song |
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Affichage : 11323
Durée : 238 s |
| Fr. Bonniwell, O.P. - Catholic Chaplain in World War 1 |
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Interview with Fr. William R. Bonniwell, O.P.
(1886-1984). Filmed in 1982 at St. Vincent
Ferrer Priory, NYC. Fr. Bonniwell, who was 96
at the time, recounts his experience as an
army chaplain in World War I. A noted
Dominican preacher and teacher, he is
remembered especially for his books on the
Dominican liturgy and on the life of Blessed
Margaret of Castello (1287-1320). Video shot
by Dr. Gavin Colvert, nephew of the
interviewer, Fr. Antoninus Wall, O.P., a
friar of the Province of the Most Holy Name
of Jesus, the Western Dominican Province.
Edited at the Dominican House of Studies,
Washington, D.C.
Tags : Catholic Priest World War One Chaplain Dominican Friar Order Preachers Church Bonniwell Dominicans |
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Affichage : 1776
Durée : 590 s |
| History of "Shortnin' Bread" - 4 versions (Paul Chaplain +) |
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Originally a traditional Negro plantation
song in the southern USA. First generally
popularized by Lawrence Tibbett in the early
20th century. Then sung by Nelson Eddy in
1937/38. In 1938 it was a big charted hit for
The Andrews Sisters. Then done by many others
like Fats Waller (1941) and Paul Robeson.
In the 1950s, rock and roll singers started
picking it up - The Collins Kids, Tony
Crombie ...
The reason it attracts so much attention now
is the hard rock recording by Paul Chaplain
and his Emeralds in 1960. It wasn't a big hit
but has now rightfully become a legend. The
Bellnotes also released a rock version that
year.
Meanwhile back in England it achieved better
hit status sung by the vocal trio The
Viscounts. (They can be seen on YouTube
singing Let's Twist Again)
I have also found a definitive rock
instrumental recording by The Fabulous
Playboys, who appear to be a US surf group.
Selections:
1) Andrews Sisters
2) The Viscounts, UK #16
3) Paul Chaplain and his Emeralds. US
Billboard #82 and Cashbox #55.
4) The Fabulous Playboys instrumental
The Paul Chaplain is from my Zirkon single,
with digital cleanup.
If some of the words aren't clear, it
involves the "lid" on the skillet, and one of
the children is 'most dead, meaning almost.
Tags : folk pop rock shortnin |
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Affichage : 1806
Durée : 513 s |
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