THE GUM TREE CANOE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2022
- The lyrics were penned by Silas S. Steele and the music was composed by Anthony F. Winnemore. It was published in 1847 by George F. Reed of Boston. Silas Steele was a popular performer and song writer for over twenty-five years. Some of his more popular tunes include "Rose of Alabama", "Dandy Jim of Caroline", "Walk Jaw Bone", and "Kiss Me Quick and Go".
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I’ll tell you there ain’t no more of a powerful song than the sound of the southern pride!!!! Y’all sound great man what a great tune
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Amen
This band has been there for me through so many stages of my young life. Truly blessed to have their music in my life
What a nice thing to say. Thanks !
I stayed up to 1am UK time to watch this. More soon please!!
Seriously ?!?! I'm IMPRESSED ! I'll see what I can do...
Me, same. We love you chaps!
Babe wake up 2nd South Carolina song just dropped
Yay they're back
Touched my rebel heart from across the pond🎩. 💚God bless you gentlemen of the South and God bless Dixieland always.💚💪
I love to paddle my canoe, and take pictures of wild life, on the lake and rivers.
I can picture this now. A grand ole southern boy stroking the paddles of a canoe downriver to the rhythm of this lovely song.
he steered the oar with his toe as he played his banjo. lol
Your keeping a old generation of music alive, much respect from Maryland
“Preserve untarnished the reputation you have so nobly won.“ - Nathan Bedford Forrest
You folks area national treasure.
Cool hearing antiquated music from all over the world. This has a real happy vibe.
Greetings from Northern Ireland, UK
And that's the entire point. Thanks for your comment and your support !
Long live the spirit of Dixie and your beautiful musical renditions. From Pennsylvania with Love, God Bless!
These American Folk songs need to be put on an album. Is there an album by the 2nd South Carolina String Band? If not, one needs to be made, posthaste!
LOTS of 'em !!! Find them on Spotify, iTunes, Amazon, or CD Baby. We have 7 ! Since 1989 !!
I remember hearing this song from you guys back when I was in high school. I still have the lyrics memorized to this day.
Couldn't have been that long ago then, I reckon... Cool ! Sweet song...
@@2ndSouthCarolinaStringBand I've been singing and whistling these old folk and trad tunes since the Early 2010s thanks in part to you guys.
Keepers of the spirit and traditions of America. Do not allow monuments to Confederate generals to be demolished. This has always been an unspoken honorable compromise between the North and the South. From Russia with love.
160 years ago Jeb would've convinced you boys to be in his camps. He loved good music and always brought it with him.
What a great song guys keep up the great work your friend down south in Florida. God bless South Carolina and the South Carolina String Band. I’m originally from Texas and we had these songs down there too. God bless the Bible Belt and the Southern states of Texas, Lousiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, North and South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Arkansas, Tennessee, Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma.
Wow what a song, singing this to My wife Dorthe a true southern belle blond hair and blue eyes as deep as a lake sparkling water, thank you All, so great to se and hear your friend tom 😊😊😊💎
I love the music of the 2nd South Carolina String Band......"Gum Tree Canoe" - Perfect! - MJ
Sounds a lot like Irish folk music 😍
IM PROUD TO BE REBEL CAUSE THE SOUTH IS DOING IT AGAIN. LONG LIVE DIXIE
Amen
I just assumed this was a John Hartford song. Thank you for the background and performance.
It wasn't until a few yrs ago, from a weather storm report about the Tom Big B that I learned of the river actually existing.
It's so appropriate to go canoeing to. The rhythm is amazing. Long live the south.
Absolutely love y'alls music. Much love from your western neighbor in Georgia!
It's the dawn of a new day, and your music is perfect for a special " Good morning ".
Your music is always " Good and Deep Music "
Many thanks from Italy
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GRAZI !!!
Hello guys! I am a Greek man and i love South! I admire you honestly because we live in dark times and you keep producing real music, real traditional music!! If i have to choose an other place to live i would choose South because i believe only there a white straight christan man can live happy!! Sorry for my english! Keep it up!
GREETINGS FROM GREECE!
I love these guys. Miss seeing them at Civil War events these past couple years
Not as much as we miss being there. Sucks to get old...
the band has a very special place in my heart, it always has a nice and beloved tune to it. 10/10, truly amazing. long live dixie
i'm in 6th gr Lew Wallace albuquerque 1957-58 (110 yrs after being published) in Mr Sandoval's class/our class is singing this...following our songbooks and public radio broadcast....and has stuck in my head forever (176 yr after publication) and which I have sung like a lullaby to my children n grandchildren, and self. LOL
I love Southern music
Looking and sounding sharp as ever, fellas. Greetings from the UK
Best regards from Liverpool, England. We love your music.
My favouritism please come to England boys. Tour the gaff you will have it right off God Bless You. You magnificent scrum xx
Every upload is a treasure! I think this might be my favourite yet!
Bravo lads! Much love and appreciation from the other side of the pond 🇬🇧❤🇺🇸
Yay! The hats are back!
Aye ! The hats ARE back !!
I just need to join the deep South. Just hope the girls are blond and the taxes are light. You guys rock it 💚🍾
Amazing boys. Renders my heart
I live on the river medway east Farleigh, england, so pleases me a lot that particular tune. A waltz and a song. So refined, you great fellows thee
Within a boat
I love this song. I love this band. Perfection!
Your music has always benn a favorite of mine love it.
An outstanding melody gentlemen. The South's songs are always filled with so much more character than the North's.
The main thing with this song is it exactly matches the kind of rhythm of the rowed boat of a determined person. Not someone wanting to to break records, but someone out fishing or delivering goods to the Confederate soldiers/fleet.
If I ever get to visit the southern states I'll be wanting to play this song whilst exploring the Mississippi River in a small craft.
You are top, hurrah boys❤️
Been listening to y'all music since the mid 90's. ❤
It worked out heartily. I wish I could see you perform live... Maybe someday I will.
Love you guys from Switzerland
My son and I are looking forward to the reenactment this year at Gettysburg. Will the string band be there? We hope so, it's all we will be listening to on the drive up from Maryland. God bless you gents.
I love you gentlemen. I love history and music and y'all keep both alive
Greets from Spain. You guys are awesome.
I love this band greetings from Thailand
wonderful as usual
BEAUTIFUL SONG 🇺🇸🇧🇷
You are forever my fav US Civil War band! Love from Thailand!
Really love you guys - always great music. Thanks.
I'll defend your great Music to the end. You guys should start posting to rumble as a back up too.
Always love hearing from these Southern Gentlemen! They make my day❤️
Very Good! One of my favorite in our group🎶👍
Keep the real oldtime music going👍
Хорошо, что южане умеют хранить музыкальные традиции своего края.
Точно
Большое спасибо ! Мы делаем что можем.
just lovely, as always!
thank you so much
Great to see Y’all again! Roll Dixie Roll!
Que incrível! Muito bom ver os senhores manter as tradições do Sul! Aqui no Brasil têm muitos grupos musicais parecidos com esse! Abraços e parabéns
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I love this music
Just now noticed the palmetto on the banjo head. NEAT! Don't see many gum trees anymore. I've been known to split and burn some and sourwoods for heat for the family when I was working and that was all there was. Hope all is well there and still looking at snow here but mostly gone. Going to be cold tonight so stoke up the fire and God Be With ALL yall!
Thanks, Lewie ! Good to hear from you again.
@@2ndSouthCarolinaStringBand I promise you that the pleasure is all mine! GBWYall!
I am reminded of the upbeat toe tapping version that John Hartford had of this song.
That was a 'good 'ern', as my Tennessee grammaw would say. But inimitably John Hartford. I always thought Glen Campbell screwed him over...
you guys are awesome. you transport i a kind of romantic spirit that would otherwise never have a place in my political bubble :) can't stop watching your videos for days now. party on!
Excellent guys! I lived on the Tombiigee River in Columbus Mississippi. Not a bad spot, along that stretcof the rivèr.
Still enjoying your renditions, keep them o.dsongs alive,and coming! Well done fellows!
You all do these songs the best of anyone
A great rendition of this song. Greetings from faraway Cyprus.
Great to hear you guys again! Keep them coming!
i love this song
Salve Carolina do Sul
Salve Dixieland
Good stuff guys! Love your music
South 🙂👍
Unreal tunes most enjoyable
I love it
a bird with a wing of true blue
Glad to hear yall again
Best thing in the universe. Deo Vindice.
Thxz. Eaglegards... From Texas
Love your music. Thank you so much!
General Lee RIP
Regards from Georgia
Good Morning! How nice to see a new video of you!!! Awesome interpretation, as always! We love this type of music and hear it very often. Our sons already translated the lyrics of the most favourite songs to german. Can you eventually name us a place in the internet where we can find lyrics of confederate war songs of the civil war era ????
Thanks very much for the kind words ! Here's a good place to start: www.loc.gov/collections/american-sheet-music-1820-to-1860/about-this-collection/ Please remember, much of this material would be considered highly offensive in today's society. However, it is of an historical nature, and therefore worthy of preservation. Happy hunting !
@@2ndSouthCarolinaStringBand Thank you so very much! It seems as if there are a lot of treasures to find there. We are interested in history and share your attitude, that these songs are worth to preserve. Your work contributes to keeping this heritage alive. We therefore wish you success for your work. We got all of your albums on compact discs and we got the cd´s with the confederate music of Bobby Horton too. So if you are going to release another album, we are sure going to order it.
@@deutz_54 Have you downloaded the digital album, "Ain't Dead Yet" ? You can get it from iTunes, CD Baby, Amazon, and Spotify, I believe. Nearly 2 hours of instrumental music in one place, collected from all of our previous work and including 6 new tracks recorded a couple of years ago. Sadly, there will be no new albums. We have 'aged-out' and retired.
yay new upload
Brilliant lads as ever
Dandy rendition !
Great video like always!
In a way, it’s sad that this isn’t as popular as the other tunes of the time period. It’s a nice romance ballad. Though, in another way, it’s nice that it isn’t as well-known as the others, since it saves it from being too terribly corrupted from its original form.
It hasn’t gone through the multiple adaptations that “Listen to the Mockingbird” or “Dixie” have, which have diluted the original lyrics to the point of parody. It’s nice, it’s wholesome, and it makes for a great song to sing to your true love.
My thoughts exactly!
Can you guys come to Pennsylvania and help me learn the banjo
La France 🇫🇷 vous aimes
Good timing, boys! This week is the remembrance of the birth of the CSA.
Deo Vindice
@@Occupied_South septemtrionalium nothi
Aside of my political ideology, you guys are so good
Thanks a lot ! The ability to hold two opposing thoughts at once is the sign of a healthy mind ! Good on you !!!
very different to the Australian version of the song
...but not surprising considering the composer of the 1847 American song didn't know much - if anything at all - about Australia.
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I would have said that is very good, but no, it's much better than that.
Are you going to fire those pistols or whistle Dixie
I'm thinkin', Dixie. Definitely.
No way a new video
Pass the jug
Great lads, is that nice looking guitar a Martin ?
(Looks like he has nylgut strings on it).
It IS ! From about 1855. Believed to be one made by one of the employees who were allowed to build up to 3 each. It is now 'retired'. (After we found out just how valuable it was...)