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[Corabar Steve]

Soggy Bottom Boys - Man of constant sorrow :teeth:

[dj andy allwood]

:confused:

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Soggy Bottom Boys - Man of constant sorrow :teeth:

I spent a long time yesterday, knowing that there was a song that I was supposed to be remembering and do you think I could??? :embarasse

You just put me out of my misery....

Itunes here we come :teeth:

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Didn't have it on Itunes, but they had it on Woolies site though - Yay!

[Corabar Entertainment]

PMSL! I knew you wouldn't remember... even though you said you would! :teeth: :teeth:

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

PMSL! I knew you wouldn't remember... even though you said you would! :teeth: :teeth:

I did remember that I had to remember something, I just couldn't remember what I had to remember... :teeth: :sad: :embarasse

[Corabar Steve]

Got ours off iTunes, they must've had a clear out :teeth:

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Listening to it now..

Foooooooooooooooor six long years, I've been in trouble...

[Corabar Entertainment]

It is on iTunes, just checked, but they've got it under "I am a man of constant sorrow" :teeth:

[Corabar Steve]

Think I searched for Soggy Bottom when I found it :)

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Think I searched for Soggy Bottom when I found it :)

So did I!

[Corabar Steve]

Rod Stewart wrote it

[Corabar Entertainment]

You're joking! :eek: :eek: :eek:

[Jiggles]

10/10 for the thread revival xD

[Corabar Steve]

You're joking! :eek: :eek: :eek:
Upon checking, it appears that I'm wrong & it (may have been) was Dick Burnett. I do have an album of early Stewart stuff that gives him (Stewart) a writing credit (which seems unlikely unless he wrote it 32 years before his birth) maybe they meant arranged by????

[soundtracker]

Upon checking, it appears that I'm wrong & it (may have been) was Dick Burnett. I do have an album of early Stewart stuff that gives him (Stewart) a writing credit (which seems unlikely unless he wrote it 32 years before his birth) maybe they meant arranged by????

Its on a Bob Dylan Album as well, which for some reason has disappeared from my cupboard???? Think it was his first album just called "Bob Dylan.":(

[Excalibur]

Wikipedia leans towards the Dick Burnett origin, and Dylan and Rodders each did a version on their debut albums, as Steve and Pete said.

As usual however, my ear has been drawn to this gentleman's "version". Good taste and me are usually strangers.

http://www.7digital.com/artists/cledus-t-judd/cledus-envy/