Five sixths of the band gathered beneath a cherry tree and dappled September sun for a few tunes, one of which was this new addition to our repertoire. Written in the mid-19th century by Stephen Foster, it feels just as relevant today… (Thanks to Harriet Bleak for pressing the button)
On Sun, 20 Sep 2020, 12:44 GRAVESIDE SERENADERS, wrote:
> peterbacon posted: ” > https://videopress.com/v/qgRaF8Lq?preloadContent=metadata Five sixths of > the band gathered beneath a cherry tree and dapppled September sun for a > few tunes, one of which was this new addition to our repertoire. Written in > the mid-19th century by Stephen” >
Mr Foster will be proud. I enjoyed the tea box. Keep it rolling serenaders. (I revisited the Dead Skunk recalling I once saw an Elk play this. Astonishing.)
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Delightful harmonies in the autumn sunshine. And so much chlorophyll too!
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On Sun, 20 Sep 2020, 12:44 GRAVESIDE SERENADERS, wrote:
> peterbacon posted: ” > https://videopress.com/v/qgRaF8Lq?preloadContent=metadata Five sixths of > the band gathered beneath a cherry tree and dapppled September sun for a > few tunes, one of which was this new addition to our repertoire. Written in > the mid-19th century by Stephen” >
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Mr Foster will be proud. I enjoyed the tea box. Keep it rolling serenaders. (I revisited the Dead Skunk recalling I once saw an Elk play this. Astonishing.)
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When I opened the video I thought i was barking up the wrong tree. leafing that aside, Its a boughtiful video and song. Always good to branch out…..
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