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Brennan was at length discovered, about two o'clock this day, by the prod of a soldier's bayonet into a rick of straw, which struck him in the back; and made him spring out, when he was secured - he had nothing on him, except breeches, at the time he was taken". They won both fame and glory, And went down in history, With the men that made the Queen of England. Go to the Ballad Index Song List. There are 3 pages available to print when you buy this score. They hung Brennan at the crossroads; In chains he swung and dried. The noted eighteenth-century highwayman, Willie Brennan, made the Kilworth mountains near Fermoy in County Cork his preserve. From the Spaniards on the sea. Recaptured after his escape from prison, he overwhelms a soldier and escapes again. Brief: The story of an Irishman, Willie Brennan, who becomes a highwayman around the hills of County Cork. The melody, with its rousing refrain, is now almost forgotten, and the ballad has not been heard in recent years". Willie Brennan still rides the highways; so they say. His "Ramblin' Gamblin' Willie" (1962) is based on their version of "Brennan On The Moor" but here Willie Brennan, the highwayman is turned into Will O'Conley, a gambler (see the complete text at): Come around you rovin' gamblers and a story I will tell. Wait, sir, give me time. The song was then printed regularly until the turn of the century.
Given these facts Ives has estimated the date of the tune too early. Ives-DriveDullCareAway-PrinceEdwardIsland, pp. Most of the variants from oral tradition are clearly derived - directly or indirectly - from printed sources and - just like in England - there are very few variations except the changing of names. In most of the verses common stock motives and formulaic elements (see Seal, p. 4 - 11) known from earlier songs about other highwaymen are recycled. This BBC recording 24839 was also included on the anthology Fair Game and Foul (The Folk Songs of Britain Volume 7; Caedmon 1961; Topic 1970). "Bracey On The Shore" was collected on the Cranberry Islands/Maine in 1926 by Fannie Hardy Eckstorm. See also Just Another Tune's study Some Notes on the History of Brennan on the Moor by Jürgen Kloss. To take him they did try; He laughed at them with scorn, Until at length, 'tis said, By a false-hearted young man. Song sheets were published in the 1860s for example by Partridge in Boston (available at American Songsheets, LOC) and by Wrigley in New York (Wolf, p. 15, No. Where infantry and cavalry, to take him, they did try. Broadsheets were printed in Cork c. 1850 and the song soon spread to England, Scotland and North America, where it became the basis for the song Charlie Quantrell (see Alan Lomax, The Folk Songs of North America. He Laughed at them with scorn until at last ′twas said. BROADSIDES: Bodleian, Harding B 11(3014), "Brennan On the Moor, " J. O. Bebbington (Manchester), 1858-1861; also 2806 c. 8(304), Firth b.
He was the most noted robber that had been in Ireland for some years". And of course I must mention Bob Dylan, who was a great admirer of the Clancy Brothers. And it's Brennan on the moor, Brennan on the moor, Bold, brave and undaunted was young Brennan on the moor. From underneath her cloak. One night, in the depth of winter, he took refuge in a cottage at the foot of Galtee More, whose occupant was a woman of unsettled habits [... ] She had been the frequent recipient of Brennan's bounty [... ] First she wet the powder in the pan of his blunderbuss and then she crept stealthily forth to acquaint the soldiery that the dauntless outlaw was at their mercy. Neil Morris, "Willie Brennan" (on LomaxCD1705). Willie accepted the wager and gained the watch and chain, but forfeited hisfreedom: as a result of this reckless act, he was forced to flee to the hills". Unfortunately he fails to give a source or some more information and I couldn't find any additional evidence for this theory. But Varian included an additional penultimate verse that I haven't seen in any other English-Irish version, except Tom Kines' (on Folkways FW 03522) who has recorded a variant from Nova Scotia: When Brennan heard his sentence, he made his reply: -. Williams-Wiltshire-WSRO Mi 539, "Brennan on the Moor" (1 text). John McElroy (p. 230) heard it in 1864 in Andersonville, the infamous Confederate prison camp and according to E. B. Osborn (1898, p. 530) it was sung by Scottish buffalo hunters in Canada: "Then [... ] the dolorous interminable lay of 'Bold Brennan On The Moor' (such rhymed histories of highwaymen were and still are surprisingly popular on the prairies) would be chanted slowly and solemnly by some soloist of established reputation". The ten-pence, mentioned in verse 6, was a small musket popular with Irish patriots and which, as the name suggests, could once be purchased for ten-pence each. The purchases page in your account also shows your items available to print. Customers Also Bought.
Published by Hal Leonard - Digital (HX. EARLIEST DATE: before 1862 (broadside, Bodleian Harding B 11(3014)). But his story sounds a little bit too romantic and unrealistic for my taste. Greig/Duncan2 258, "Brannon on the Moor" (4 texts, 4 tunes). Five German Folk SongsPDF Download. Now they sailed on many missions, Bringing treasure to the crown. Creighton/Senior-TraditionalSongsOfNovaScotia, pp. Brennan on the Moor which relates the adventures of a famous highwayman, to the Irish peasant mind a mixture of the qualities of a Duval and a Robin Hood. Not at least the other "rebel" mentioned here was a soldier who had deserted from his unit just like Brennan himself according to one of the stories told about him. 295-297, "Brennan on the Moor" (1 text, 1 tune, plus a broadside print). It's not impossible, of course. Português do Brasil. Single print order can either print or save as PDF.
This profile is not public. Music by Sally K. Albrecht and Jay Althouse. With the widow in distress. For his apprehension there, But Brennan and the pedlar. In fact this was first told by William O'Neill Daunt in his Personal Recollections Of The Late Daniel O'Connell (Vol.
In fact the verse about the pedlar refers to a ballad about "Robin Hood And The Bold Pedlar" (s. also Seal, p. 23, 75, Cazden et al. Choose your instrument. The Clancy Brothers And Tommy Makem Tis of a brave young highwayman this story I will…. Eating that virginal piece of hashish, laughing through wariness head on me pillow. Stop The World Stop the world and let me off I'm tired of goin'….
He carried night and day; He never robbed a poor man. LOCSinging, as101620, "Brennen on the Moor, " Horace Partridge (Boston), 19C. It's of a famous highwayman, a story I maun tell, His name was Willie Brennan, in Ireland he did dwell; It was on the lofty mountains where he commenced his wild career, Where many's a noble gentleman before him shook with fear. The Reverend Mr. Eastwood, of Kilian, in the county of Wexford, having received information that Corcoran and some of his gang were concealed in a house about a mile distant from him, sent a party of twelve yeoman of the Jamestown infantry, under the command of William Ellison, Sergeant in the Ross Guards, who approached the house with his small party in three divisions, and after receiving the fire of rebels, closed on them. Corcoran received a shot through his body, and is since dead. All in the mountain dreary, He proved his first career, And many a noble gentleman. Belden-BalladsSongsCollectedByMissourFolkloreSociety, pp. A story I will tell; His name was Willie Brennan, And in Ireland he did dwell; And on the Kilworth mountains.