Och ik hoef gelukkig naar niemand om te kijken. dat is het voordeel wat ik heb. En er is ook nog een heerlijke zon hier Wat wil ik dan nog meer. Een tevreden mens wat graag muziek hoort dat ben ik
My dearest Henkie, thank you for this great song !!!!!! I think, it is a cowboy song !!!!!!! Kingston Trio sings in an enthusiastic way !!!!!!!! When I am through with my listening, I`ll go to the clothes shop (the one, where Elly bought a dress for Carina`s summer party) to buy clothes !!!! I got a gift card for my birthday !!!!! I might as well use it, while there is a sale !!!!!!!! My sweetie, you are forever in my heart and soul !!!!!!! Yours Jytte
Oh yes !!!!! I remember that shop !!!! I waited outside !!!! Hahaha !!!!! Buy yourself a beautyful dress my dearest Jytte !!!!!! And I thank you for listening to The Kingston Trio !!!!!!! Make something beautiful of this day Jytte !!!! I keep thinking on you !!!!! Yours forever, Henk !!!!!
_Corey, Corey_ aka *"Darlin' Cory"* (also "Darling Corey" or "Darling Cora") (Roud 5723) is a well-known American folk song about love, loss, and moonshine. It is similar in theme to "Little Maggie" and "The Gambling Man" but is not considered the same as those songs. Early printed versions The earliest published version of "Darlin' Corey" occurs as verses within the song "The Gambling Man", collected from oral tradition by folklorist Cecil Sharp, as sung by Mrs. Clercy Deeton, at Mine Fork, Burnsville, N.C., on Sept. 19, 1918. The text (without tune) was also published as "Little Cora" in Harvey H. Fuson's Ballads of the Kentucky Highlands (London, 1931). A version from the singing of Aunt Molly Jackson appears in the book Our Singing Country (1941) by John A. Lomax and Alan Lomax. It is also included in _Folk Song, U.S.A._ by John A. and Alan Lomax, Charles Seeger and Ruth Crawford Seeger (Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1947), pp. 310-311. Early recordings The first known commercial audio recording was made by Clarence Gill as "Little Corey" on January 6, 1927, but was rejected by the record company and never released. A few months later, folk singer Buell Kazee recorded it as "Darling Cora" on April 20, 1927 (Brunswick 154). Later the same year, on July 29, 1927, at the famous Bristol Sessions an influential version was recorded by B. F. Shelton as "Darlin' Cora" (Victor 35838). Other early recordings are "Little Lulie" by Dick Justice (1929) and "Darling Corey", released as a single by the Monroe Brothers in 1936. In 1941, The Monroe Brothers' version was included in a landmark 5-disc compilation, Smoky Mountain Ballads, produced and annotated by noted folklorist John A. Lomax (Victor Records). Whereas the earlier, "hillybilly" records had been marketed regionally, "Smoky Mountain Ballads" was intended for broad, urban audiences. It comprised reissues of ten comparatively recent commercially issued hillbilly recordings from the 1930s, including, in addition to the performance of "Darlin' Cory" by the Monroe Brothers, songs by the Carter Family, Uncle Dave Macon, Mainer's Mountaineers, and other Southeastern performers. Smoky Mountain Ballads became a staple in the repertoires of 1940s and early '50s folk music revival singers such as Pete Seeger, who was meticulous in crediting his sources and urged that people copy them and not him. That same year on May 28, 1941, Burl Ives also recorded "Darlin' Cory" it in his debut album Okeh Presents the Wayfaring Stranger (issued August 1941 with liner notes by Alan Lomax). Lyrics Wake up, wake up darlin cory Tell me what makes you sleep so sound The revenue officers are comin Gonna tear your still house down [Chorus] Dig a hole, dig a hole in the meadow Dig a hole in the cold, cold ground Dig a hole, dig a hole in the meadow Gonna lay darlin cory down Oh the first time I saw darlin cory She was standin in the door She had her shoes and her stockings in her hand And her little bare feet on the floor Oh the next time I saw darlin cory She was standin by the banks of the sea she had a 44 strapped around her body And a banjo on her knee Oh the last time I saw darlin cory She had a wine glass in her hand She was drinkin that sweet liquor With a low down gamblin man. Other recordings Numerous artists have recorded versions of "Darlin' Cory", including: Flatt and Scruggs (as "Dig A Hole In The Meadow") on Flatt and Scruggs at Carnegie Hall, 1963 Mike Seeger Roscoe Holcomb John Hartford (as "Dig a Hole") on Steam Powered Aereo-Takes, 1971 Doc Watson Bruce Hornsby The Weavers Crooked Still Bill Monroe Harry Belafonte (as "Darlin' Cora," attributed to Fred Brooks, a pseudonym used by Fred Hellerman), Holly Golightly & The Brokeoffs (as "Cora") Lonnie Donegan Buddy Greene Eileen Ivers Crooked Still Pete Seeger Old Crow Medicine Show The Kingston Trio, on _At Large,_ 1959 Tao Rodríguez-Seeger (grandson of Pete Seeger) Bill Clifton Rio en Medio The Seldom Scene Chris Jones Chuck Ragan and Austin Lucas, on Bristle Ridge, 2008 Red Molly Dan Levenson Bryn Haworth, on Sunny Side of the Street, 1975 Maddox Brothers and Rose (as "Dig a Hole") Bob Weir, as "Lay My Lily Down", on his 2016 Blue Mountain Maxida Märak, (as "Darling Corey" with Downhill Bluegrass Band) on Mountain Songs and Other Stories, 2014 Amythyst Kiah (In her 2013 album "Dig") Joe Brown, as "Darling Corrie" Blood Oranges, as "Dig a Hole" Buell Kazee 1927 First release B.F. Shelton Oct 1927 Monroe Brothers Aug 26, 1936 Burl Ives Aug 1941 Peter Seeger and His Five String Banjo 1950 Gordon Heath et Lee Payant 1955 Ed McCurdy 1956 The Weavers Apr 1957 Live Alan Lomax Aug 1958 *The Kingston Trio Jun 4, 1959* The Travellers [CA] 1959 Danny Moore [US] Jan 20, 1963 es Baxter's Balladeers Jan 1963 The Knob Lick Upper Ten Thousand Apr 1963 Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs Aug 10, 1963 Live The Brothers Four Oct 1963 Doc Watson and His Family 1963 Bill Monroe Apr 9, 1964 The Lilly Brothers Oct 1964 The Stoneman Family 1964 Live June Bugg 1964 Red Smiley and The Blue Grass Cutups Jan 1967 Earl Taylor & Jim McCall with The Stoney Mountain Boys Dec 1967 Carl Tipton and The Mid State Playboys 1967 Island Skiffle Tramps April 1969 J.S.D. Band 1971 The Seldom Scene 1972 McPeak Brothers June 1974 Roscoe Holcomb 1975 Bryn Haworth 1975 Doc Watson Jun 1976 I.D. Stamper 1977 The New Lost City Ramblers 1978 Live Red Allen 1981 DGeorge Hamilton IV, Jiří Brabec & Country Beat 1983 Bradley Kincaid 1988 Blood Oranges 1990 The Larry Stephenson Band 1992 Joel Mabus 1993 Doug and Jack Wallin 1995 Stephen Wade Jul 22, 1997 Dan Levenson 1997 Mike Seeger Sep 15, 1998 Tom, Brad & Alice Oct 13, 1998 Greg Hooven String Band 1998 Live John Stewart & Darwin's Army Feb 16, 1999 Tara Nevins 1999 Deidre Cunningham Feb 3, 2000 Bruce Hornsby Aug 29, 2000 Arnie Naiman & Chris Coole 2000 Gary Waldrep 2000 The Gibson Brothers 2000 Debra Cowan Jan 23, 2001 Old Crow Medicine Show 2001 John Hartford Jan 22, 2002 Doc Watson and David Holt Apr 9, 2002 Cephas & Wiggins Sep 17, 2002 Big Smith 2002 Live Crooked Still Sep 14, 2004 Art Stamper Oct 2004 Elizabeth LaPrelle 2004 The Baylor Brothers 2004 Red Molly May 3, 2005 Delta Reign Sep 26, 2006 Justin Moses 2006 Dead Men's Hollow 2006 Karen Dalton Oct 23, 2007 Live Buddy Greene 2007 Wayne Erbsen & Laura Boosinger 2007 The Tillers Mar 15, 2008 Charlie Louvin Dec 9, 2008 Addie Graham 2008 Leigh Beamer Sep 21, 2010 The Dust Busters with John Cohen Dec 12, 2010 Snakefarm Sep 26, 2011 The Lonesome Sisters & Riley Baugus Jul 19, 2012 Flat Top Trio 2012 Amythyst Kiah 2012 Ricky Skaggs and Bruce Hornsby Aug 20, 2013 Live The Jellyman's Daughter 2013 Bumper Jacksons Mar 2014 The Earls of Leicester Sep 14, 2014 Corbin Hayslett May 12, 2015 Oh Lazarus Oct 2, 2015 The Ghosts of Johnson City Oct 20, 2015 Michael Daves Feb 26, 2016 Passerine 2016 The Ebony Hillbillies Sep 15, 2017 The Hillbilly Goats Jan 19, 2018 The Moose Whisperers Jan 19, 2018 The Distilled-Spirit Rebellion Apr 6, 2018 Nora Brown Oct 25, 2019 Frank & Allie Lee Feb 7, 2020 Max Creek Feb 22, 2020 Sundawg Aug 19, 2020 Daniel Donato Sep 30, 2021 The Real Sarahs & Alex de Grassi Apr 5, 2024 *Instrumental* Pickin' Around the Cookstove 1975 Martin Simpson Sep 16, 1997 Al Petteway 2012 Jimmy Ryan Jul 28, 2017 Crooked Pine Band Apr 30, 2018
Goedemiddag Henri !!!! Dank voor dit prachtige en uitgebreide verhaal over de song Corey Corey en de tekst en de schier eindeloze lijsten met de andere uitvoeringen !!!! Henri je bent AMAZING !!!!!
Yeaaahh, … The Kingston TRIO !! 😮😘🥰
Thank's that you like it Peter !!!!!
Och ik hoef gelukkig naar niemand om te kijken.
dat is het voordeel wat ik heb. En er is ook nog een heerlijke zon hier
Wat wil ik dan nog meer. Een tevreden mens wat graag muziek hoort dat ben ik
Wat fijn !!!! Een beetje Zonneschijn !!!! Geniet er maar van Lies !!!!!!
My dearest Henkie, thank you for this great song !!!!!! I think, it is a cowboy song !!!!!!! Kingston Trio sings in an enthusiastic way !!!!!!!! When I am through with my listening, I`ll go to the clothes shop (the one, where Elly bought a dress for Carina`s summer party) to buy clothes !!!! I got a gift card for my birthday !!!!! I might as well use it, while there is a sale !!!!!!!! My sweetie, you are forever in my heart and soul !!!!!!! Yours Jytte
Oh yes !!!!! I remember that shop !!!! I waited outside !!!! Hahaha !!!!! Buy yourself a beautyful dress my dearest Jytte !!!!!! And I thank you for listening to The Kingston Trio !!!!!!! Make something beautiful of this day Jytte !!!! I keep thinking on you !!!!! Yours forever, Henk !!!!!
_Corey, Corey_ aka *"Darlin' Cory"* (also "Darling Corey" or "Darling Cora") (Roud 5723) is a well-known American folk song about love, loss, and moonshine. It is similar in theme to "Little Maggie" and "The Gambling Man" but is not considered the same as those songs.
Early printed versions
The earliest published version of "Darlin' Corey" occurs as verses within the song "The Gambling Man", collected from oral tradition by folklorist Cecil Sharp, as sung by Mrs. Clercy Deeton, at Mine Fork, Burnsville, N.C., on Sept. 19, 1918. The text (without tune) was also published as "Little Cora" in Harvey H. Fuson's Ballads of the Kentucky Highlands (London, 1931). A version from the singing of Aunt Molly Jackson appears in the book Our Singing Country (1941) by John A. Lomax and Alan Lomax. It is also included in _Folk Song, U.S.A._ by John A. and Alan Lomax, Charles Seeger and Ruth Crawford Seeger (Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1947), pp. 310-311.
Early recordings
The first known commercial audio recording was made by Clarence Gill as "Little Corey" on January 6, 1927, but was rejected by the record company and never released. A few months later, folk singer Buell Kazee recorded it as "Darling Cora" on April 20, 1927 (Brunswick 154). Later the same year, on July 29, 1927, at the famous Bristol Sessions an influential version was recorded by B. F. Shelton as "Darlin' Cora" (Victor 35838). Other early recordings are "Little Lulie" by Dick Justice (1929) and "Darling Corey", released as a single by the Monroe Brothers in 1936.
In 1941, The Monroe Brothers' version was included in a landmark 5-disc compilation, Smoky Mountain Ballads, produced and annotated by noted folklorist John A. Lomax (Victor Records). Whereas the earlier, "hillybilly" records had been marketed regionally, "Smoky Mountain Ballads" was intended for broad, urban audiences. It comprised reissues of ten comparatively recent commercially issued hillbilly recordings from the 1930s, including, in addition to the performance of "Darlin' Cory" by the Monroe Brothers, songs by the Carter Family, Uncle Dave Macon, Mainer's Mountaineers, and other Southeastern performers. Smoky Mountain Ballads became a staple in the repertoires of 1940s and early '50s folk music revival singers such as Pete Seeger, who was meticulous in crediting his sources and urged that people copy them and not him. That same year on May 28, 1941, Burl Ives also recorded "Darlin' Cory" it in his debut album Okeh Presents the Wayfaring Stranger (issued August 1941 with liner notes by Alan Lomax).
Lyrics
Wake up, wake up darlin cory
Tell me what makes you sleep so sound
The revenue officers are comin
Gonna tear your still house down
[Chorus]
Dig a hole, dig a hole in the meadow
Dig a hole in the cold, cold ground
Dig a hole, dig a hole in the meadow
Gonna lay darlin cory down
Oh the first time I saw darlin cory
She was standin in the door
She had her shoes and her stockings in her hand
And her little bare feet on the floor
Oh the next time I saw darlin cory
She was standin by the banks of the sea
she had a 44 strapped around her body
And a banjo on her knee
Oh the last time I saw darlin cory
She had a wine glass in her hand
She was drinkin that sweet liquor
With a low down gamblin man.
Other recordings
Numerous artists have recorded versions of "Darlin' Cory", including:
Flatt and Scruggs (as "Dig A Hole In The Meadow") on Flatt and Scruggs at Carnegie Hall, 1963
Mike Seeger
Roscoe Holcomb
John Hartford (as "Dig a Hole") on Steam Powered Aereo-Takes, 1971
Doc Watson
Bruce Hornsby
The Weavers
Crooked Still
Bill Monroe
Harry Belafonte (as "Darlin' Cora," attributed to Fred Brooks, a pseudonym used by Fred Hellerman),
Holly Golightly & The Brokeoffs (as "Cora")
Lonnie Donegan
Buddy Greene
Eileen Ivers
Crooked Still
Pete Seeger
Old Crow Medicine Show
The Kingston Trio, on _At Large,_ 1959
Tao Rodríguez-Seeger (grandson of Pete Seeger)
Bill Clifton
Rio en Medio
The Seldom Scene
Chris Jones
Chuck Ragan and Austin Lucas, on Bristle Ridge, 2008
Red Molly
Dan Levenson
Bryn Haworth, on Sunny Side of the Street, 1975
Maddox Brothers and Rose (as "Dig a Hole")
Bob Weir, as "Lay My Lily Down", on his 2016 Blue Mountain
Maxida Märak, (as "Darling Corey" with Downhill Bluegrass Band) on Mountain Songs and Other Stories, 2014
Amythyst Kiah (In her 2013 album "Dig")
Joe Brown, as "Darling Corrie"
Blood Oranges, as "Dig a Hole"
Buell Kazee 1927 First release
B.F. Shelton Oct 1927
Monroe Brothers Aug 26, 1936
Burl Ives Aug 1941
Peter Seeger and His Five String Banjo 1950
Gordon Heath et Lee Payant 1955
Ed McCurdy 1956
The Weavers Apr 1957 Live
Alan Lomax Aug 1958
*The Kingston Trio Jun 4, 1959*
The Travellers [CA] 1959
Danny Moore [US] Jan 20, 1963
es Baxter's Balladeers Jan 1963
The Knob Lick Upper Ten Thousand Apr 1963
Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs Aug 10, 1963 Live
The Brothers Four Oct 1963
Doc Watson and His Family 1963
Bill Monroe Apr 9, 1964
The Lilly Brothers Oct 1964
The Stoneman Family 1964 Live
June Bugg 1964
Red Smiley and The Blue Grass Cutups Jan 1967
Earl Taylor & Jim McCall with The Stoney Mountain Boys Dec 1967
Carl Tipton and The Mid State Playboys 1967
Island Skiffle Tramps April 1969
J.S.D. Band 1971
The Seldom Scene 1972
McPeak Brothers June 1974
Roscoe Holcomb 1975
Bryn Haworth 1975
Doc Watson Jun 1976
I.D. Stamper 1977
The New Lost City Ramblers 1978 Live
Red Allen 1981
DGeorge Hamilton IV, Jiří Brabec & Country Beat 1983
Bradley Kincaid 1988
Blood Oranges 1990
The Larry Stephenson Band 1992
Joel Mabus 1993
Doug and Jack Wallin 1995
Stephen Wade Jul 22, 1997
Dan Levenson 1997
Mike Seeger Sep 15, 1998
Tom, Brad & Alice Oct 13, 1998
Greg Hooven String Band 1998 Live
John Stewart & Darwin's Army Feb 16, 1999
Tara Nevins 1999
Deidre Cunningham Feb 3, 2000
Bruce Hornsby Aug 29, 2000
Arnie Naiman & Chris Coole 2000
Gary Waldrep 2000
The Gibson Brothers 2000
Debra Cowan Jan 23, 2001
Old Crow Medicine Show 2001
John Hartford Jan 22, 2002
Doc Watson and David Holt Apr 9, 2002
Cephas & Wiggins Sep 17, 2002
Big Smith 2002 Live
Crooked Still Sep 14, 2004
Art Stamper Oct 2004
Elizabeth LaPrelle 2004
The Baylor Brothers 2004
Red Molly May 3, 2005
Delta Reign Sep 26, 2006
Justin Moses 2006
Dead Men's Hollow 2006
Karen Dalton Oct 23, 2007 Live
Buddy Greene 2007
Wayne Erbsen & Laura Boosinger 2007
The Tillers Mar 15, 2008
Charlie Louvin Dec 9, 2008
Addie Graham 2008
Leigh Beamer Sep 21, 2010
The Dust Busters with John Cohen Dec 12, 2010
Snakefarm Sep 26, 2011
The Lonesome Sisters & Riley Baugus Jul 19, 2012
Flat Top Trio 2012
Amythyst Kiah 2012
Ricky Skaggs and Bruce Hornsby Aug 20, 2013 Live
The Jellyman's Daughter 2013
Bumper Jacksons Mar 2014
The Earls of Leicester Sep 14, 2014
Corbin Hayslett May 12, 2015
Oh Lazarus Oct 2, 2015
The Ghosts of Johnson City Oct 20, 2015
Michael Daves Feb 26, 2016
Passerine 2016
The Ebony Hillbillies Sep 15, 2017
The Hillbilly Goats Jan 19, 2018
The Moose Whisperers Jan 19, 2018
The Distilled-Spirit Rebellion Apr 6, 2018
Nora Brown Oct 25, 2019
Frank & Allie Lee Feb 7, 2020
Max Creek Feb 22, 2020
Sundawg Aug 19, 2020
Daniel Donato Sep 30, 2021
The Real Sarahs & Alex de Grassi Apr 5, 2024
*Instrumental*
Pickin' Around the Cookstove 1975
Martin Simpson Sep 16, 1997
Al Petteway 2012
Jimmy Ryan Jul 28, 2017
Crooked Pine Band Apr 30, 2018
Goedemiddag Henri !!!! Dank voor dit prachtige en uitgebreide verhaal over de song Corey Corey en de tekst en de schier eindeloze lijsten met de andere uitvoeringen !!!! Henri je bent AMAZING !!!!!
Dear Henri, thanks for the lyrics and for the long list of performers !!!!!! I wish you a lovely afternoon and evening !!!! Warm greetings from Jytte