18th Aug 2012 16:38 - 12 years ago
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90 bpm Folk 4/4 2.65 MB MaleSingingUnknown
Usage : Shamoozey did not set this field. Assume non commercial use only
Usage : Shamoozey did not set this field. Assume non commercial use only
Description : Carrickfergus is a little fishing village in Northern Ireland.
Would sure appreciate any comments or critique as this is a learning experience for me and having listened to some of the talent here on Looperman, I feel a little out of place but want to improve my music that I love so much.
Thanks and Slainte! (good health)
Would sure appreciate any comments or critique as this is a learning experience for me and having listened to some of the talent here on Looperman, I feel a little out of place but want to improve my music that I love so much.
Thanks and Slainte! (good health)
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12th Dec 2014 09:15 - 9 years ago
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98 bpm Folk 4/4 2.63 MB FemaleSingingUnknown
Usage : Ratsouk did not set this field. Assume non commercial use only
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Description : A girl lost her mother. She is crying -she sees as if her mother is going away down the stream of the shallow river - bare feet...
27th Mar 2024 18:19 - 7 months ago
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194 bpm Folk 4/4 1.64 MB Has LyricsAutotuneFemaleSingingFull SongKey : Gm
Usage : Free Non Commercial Only / Commercial Licence Required
Usage : Free Non Commercial Only / Commercial Licence Required
Description : THIS IS FREE FOR NON COMMERCIAL ONLY!
If you'd like to use this for profit and/or want stems/wav/full song, you must contact me! my email is on my profile
nonetheless, comment with soundcloud links to what you make!
If you'd like to use this for profit and/or want stems/wav/full song, you must contact me! my email is on my profile
nonetheless, comment with soundcloud links to what you make!
21st Aug 2021 13:28 - 3 years ago
Description : Please use it at your discretion. No special requirements. You can rename and do whatever you want.
The singer (Vetta) will be happy if you mention her. We will be glad to hear your works.
Feel free to contact her via Instagram @vettaraven
The singer (Vetta) will be happy if you mention her. We will be glad to hear your works.
Feel free to contact her via Instagram @vettaraven
15th Jul 2018 07:15 - 6 years ago
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100 bpm Folk 4/4 476.60 KB Adult ContentMaleSingingUnknownKey : C
Usage : Searz did not set this field. Assume non commercial use only
Usage : Searz did not set this field. Assume non commercial use only
Description : not sure btm.. little verse ive been making.. wanna see what you guys can do with it. any profit or commerical use contact me. email in bio. thanks!
4th Nov 2023 09:50 - 1 year ago
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90 bpm Folk 4/4 1.78 MB MaleSingingFull SongKey : Cm
Usage : Free Non Commercial Only / Commercial Licence Required
Usage : Free Non Commercial Only / Commercial Licence Required
Description : Song I wrote, if you use this please put in the title Ft. Michael Lacroix.
This is a rough recording, I am slowly getting back into the swing of things.
This is a rough recording, I am slowly getting back into the swing of things.
31st Aug 2012 15:44 - 12 years ago
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90 bpm Folk 4/4 3.72 MB MaleSingingUnknown
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Usage : Shamoozey did not set this field. Assume non commercial use only
Description : Another Irish Comeallyaz from Shamoozey
8th May 2008 02:27 - 16 years ago
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90 bpm Folk 4/4 4.27 MB Has LyricsUnknown
Usage : beastly did not set this field. Assume non commercial use only
Usage : beastly did not set this field. Assume non commercial use only
Description : As best as I can determine this oldy is PD. First learned it in that little folk destruction ensemble 'Suicidal Undertaker Dudes' where we did such things as 'Michael Row Your Boat' with every voice a half-step apart, or this ditty with me attempting the part you hear in discant here in bass. Forgot all about it until O, brother. So I don't own the copyright but research indicates the Coen brothers don't either. Embracing chance, the lovely cameo is my wife showing me lunch.
25th Jul 2009 19:58 - 15 years ago
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68 bpm Folk 4/4 1.08 MB Unknown
Usage : sigmamanone did not set this field. Assume non commercial use only
Usage : sigmamanone did not set this field. Assume non commercial use only
Description : First verse of the Irish traditional The Moorlough Shore. In C minor.
30th Jun 2020 23:49 - 4 years ago
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Description : Feel free to use my material, but feel free to send me the link to the result in SoundCloud where you used my material.
26th Mar 2023 16:09 - 1 year ago
Description : A dedication to Disney's Hocus Pocus
Thanks for your efforts to keep country music alive.
Regards
Malook.
Thanks again!