The Cuckoo

Last year in the spring while wandering around my favourite field with my youngest I got inspried to sing this again
On Patreon there are out-takes of this much loved song and on substack too
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[@HarpurheyPaul]

The beauty and humanity is shocking.

[@LeftLib]

Reminds me of Anne Briggs singing this song. She also came from Nottingham. You both have wonderful voices.

[@paulbrad8061]

Lovely, Thank you ❤

[@EatBakeSing]

Thank you for watching

[@gratefulhank]

I love this song. I have an album from my dad by a band from the 70"s named Barde. You are a wonderful singer and I love your taste 💟. Thanks 😊. And thank you for keeping our English history going ❤ -grateful hank

[@EatBakeSing]

Thanks for listening! Did that band Barde do this song?

[@GalicianWitch]

Beautiful song, Julie. Thank you for sharing your wonderful voice with us.

[@EatBakeSing]

Appreciate this x

[@paulbird3235]

Beautiful song, albeit like much or our wildlife the cuckoo has vanished from most of the English countryside. What a tragedy! what are we doing?.

[@EatBakeSing]

I know it’s terrible 😢 I have not heard a cuckoo for a few years now. We are trashing our countryside

[@paulbird3235]

So true, many a cuckoo I heard around Hardwick Park (a place I know you are familiar), in the past. Thanks for sharing your music.@@EatBakeSing

[@EatBakeSing]

@@paulbird3235 oh you mean up this way? At Hardwick Hall? Yes I’m often up there.

[@bigoldgrizzly]

.... and this is how the love of traditional song is instilled in the next generation
thank your for your unpretentious and natural singing and for posting for us all to appreciate and enjoy :

[@EatBakeSing]

That’s really kind thank you. My older three children must know every single word to all the songs I’ve ever sung for them (though they’d not admit it!) at bedtime. Maybe one day they’ll take it up. Who knows 🥰

[@MatthewWM8]

I really enjoyed that. Thank you.

[@EatBakeSing]

YOu're welcome

[@marksadventures3889]

Excellent

[@BarefootBeekeeper]

Love this ❤

[@EatBakeSing]

Thanks Phil. Hope you and all your bees are well!! 🐝🐝

[@LouJonesOriginals]

So lovely. Thank you.🙏🏽

[@EatBakeSing]

Thanks! I have so many more similar ones! 🥰

[@northernpianomusic]

Beautiful. ✨

[@EatBakeSing]

Thank you! 😊

[@joyofthings]

You have got the best folk voice ever.xx🐝🐝

[@EatBakeSing]

Ah that’s so lovely of you to say - thank you! 🙏💚

[@theendofeverything6356]

Lovely! Baby must be beguiled by mum's voice.

[@EatBakeSing]

Ah thanks 🙏

[@valkyriesaxon]

Beautiful and you with Babe is heartwarming.

[@EatBakeSing]

Thanks

[@fernoliveira2170]

Soooo preeety! I loved 😊

[@andrewlangridge8619]

A lovely! I know the Old time version of this on the Banjo, different words but the same theme!

[@EatBakeSing]

Oh yea I know it! I think it was on Cold Mountain

[@kleberveridianogoncalvesde6293]

Beautiful!