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trad songs

trad songs

does anyone know any good sites for trad songs with words and chords

# Posted on January 15th 2008 by tank

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Mudcat.

# Posted on January 15th 2008 by MacCruiskeen

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Chords are difficult and I'm not sure where to suggest.

I think Dick Greenhaus/ the Digital Tradition Databse (main copy of which is at Mudcat) is pretty much the same as we are in not waning to "impose" our own arrangement so most stuff is without suggested chords.

One can of course start a thread in somewhere like Mudcat and ask for chord suggestions. People will help.

# Posted on January 15th 2008 by Jon Freeman

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http://www.chivalry.com/cantaria/ is not-terrible. They may not have chords, but most songs have an .mp3 with them.

# Posted on January 15th 2008 by reenactor

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That is something I never stop looking for. Best way has been to get xerox copies of every piece I music I come across that is a lead sheet.

I have a box full of paper dating back forever :-)

# Posted on January 15th 2008 by zippydw

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Mudcat.org

Log on free membership, every song you can think of...request chords etc.

# Posted on January 15th 2008 by Dave_

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I would definitely consider Mudcat and look for a copy of the "Digital Tradition". If (in the unlikely event) you can't find what you need, you may have some joy at

www.contemplator.com

Enjoy

D

# Posted on January 15th 2008 by WelshGuy

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I recently put "irish songs" into google and got a bunch of good results. Try this one;
http://home.comcast.net/~saustin98/lark
cheers,
Gerry.

# Posted on January 16th 2008 by GerryTh

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These sites (mudcat, cantaria, saustin98/lark) are OK, but watch out for some other "song lyric" sites--spyware lurks!

# Posted on January 16th 2008 by John Galt

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