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MrMrMorse

Best version by far!

mcdc59

Must be Missouri not Virginia, I always get tearyeyed when I hear this song. I'm from Missouri:) 

Jimi Hendrix

Again , A Big Legend , AGreat Musician and Singer !!I dont know much songs , but What i see is GREATNESS

Michael Reynolds

You can really hear the sea shanty origins of this classic in RT's version. Beautiful!

Mitchell Wallace

Englands Bob Dylan...geneis!!

RockinCowgirl1000

If you want a faster bluegrass version, check out Trampled By Turtles. It's on the Duluth cd.

3emcb

Richard, I was singing with you in my heart.

Lutz Kröpke

Ach es gibt so viele schöne Versionen und der Mensch hat so viele Talente, wie diese Tolle Aufnahme die mein Herz nur berührt, aber das schafft nicht jeder.

Joras61

Listen to Van Morrison's version. Period

Avery Lockert

I have noticed some people (fantablum and hultonclint) have issues with this interpretation. All I have to say is this man is a fantastic musician and performer, who put forth his version of a wonderful, and widely performed (Even I have sung this) song. I find it truly haunting and wonderful, and if you watch the man, the song seems to mean something to him. This is how the song should sound in his opinion, simply as that.

janice o'hara

RT is fabulous - an amazing musician. 

tstranger1

I'm sorry... "what this song is all about"?? hultonclint, did you write this song and therefore able to tell us all what this song is all about? Indeed not. You really are either completely ignorant or just jealous..(probably both) so please go ahead and post a version of yourself singing it - the way it's "supposed to be sung" of course.. and wait for the responses...

hultonclint

He doesn't seem to get what this song is about at all. I wish people with this kind of quiet voiced guitar plunking "folk music" would stay away from diluting old time choruses like this. He says it's a chanty, then proceeds to sing it like a homeless wino looking for spare change.

hultonclint

He actual does sound drunk. He's wavering all over the place, practically mumbling. This is a BIG song, meant for a big bold voice. Until folkies got their hands on it, it was always (so far as ample history records, that is) a song belted out on ships with a "heavy" chorus of men. Even tho Robeson is a "classical" rather than so-called "folk" singer, his rendition is more in the spirit. This rendition is more like after drinking spirits.

Zach Robinson

Rah Virginia Mil!

Devo Davis

Do you dislike Richard in general, folk music in general, or are you drunk?

MrStarflakes

Is that because he excels at an instrument and strongly sings songs without autotune?? Unlike most popular artists today

Sharon Winsatt

Regardless of the intended location this song will always makes expat Virginians homesick.

Bruce Baran

Listen to Bruce Springsteen's version of this song, simply search the name of the song along with Bruce's name.

Capn Caveman

Funny how the douchebag you always have to "click to see comment" can never spell a word to save their life. Not that it really matters --- but it does when you are trying to call someone out for bein' drunk.

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