Cara Dillon - Black is the Colour video free download

chutchy107

Love Cara's voice

Dan Gallagher

Wonderful!

vicki talbot

Beautiful exactly how I imagined it sung... lovely

Patricia Jankowski

Beautiful.

Aseias

a beautyfull voice... but i really like more the Gaelic Storm version

rachellefiriro

Goosebumps!!! 

paul mc cartan

what a beautiful voice cant wait to hear her live at my wedding ...a big shout out to dave (the disco slave) cadashinin

Nestor Villarreal

Perfect

Jim Little

i play this song over and over, it reminds me of some won i love so very, very much, the words are just how i feel.

muff man

Goosebumps!

GodSon

This sounds like it came straight from the Heavens above,impeccable

sarah says

all angels sings it better

frank brinkhoff

ich liebe diese lied!!!

Clawzdear Uchiha

Black is the color is a traditional folk song first known in the Appalachian Mountains region of the United States in 1915, but most probably originating from Scotland, as attributed to the reference to the Clyde in the song's lyrics. The musicologist Alan Lomax supported this Scottish origin, saying that the song was an American "re-make of British materials. The first recording was made by Mrs. Lizzie Roberts in 1916 as "Black Is The Colour"

rodsreel

Hamish Imlac he wrote it, I gig this tune 3 days a week for the tourists in Aviemore Scotland they love it I use a lot of open suspended chords on a 12 string guitar. I wrote two more verses. There's a sample track google riverman rod have a listen with headphones.Cheers

Sima Kaur

good point no song is this beutiful anymore

Sima Kaur

WHO SUNG IT ORIGINALLY!!!!!!????

Sima Kaur

the 8th grade choir sung this at my school and it was awesome!!!!!!!!!!

Paulina Szymczak

i'm sorry for the questions, but what is the voice? mezosopran? other? i don't know, i'm not singer, but i want to know ;)

Sandra Scott

A most beautiful arrangement and passionately sung.

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Black Is The Colour

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