Name: I Sing The Mighty Power Of God by Rex
Duration: 1 min 38 s
Description: This is a slower hymn that I added a bit of vamping to. First time through is melody only. This melody is also called O Queen of the Holy Rosary or The Day of Resurrection depending on what words are sung. Suzuki Humming tremolo harmonica in G.

Tracks recorded by Donald Davidson in 1929, 1931 and 1939

Banchory Moothie

Invercauld March/Marchioness of Huntly

Alter Berliner Gassenhauer ausm 19. Jahrhundert.

„Du bist verrückt, mein Kind, du musst nach Berlin. Wo die Verrückten sind, da jehörste hin.“

Gespielt auf einer Hohner Echo Harp 2x32 in C/G und einem Triangel.

Du bist verrückt, mein Kind, du musst nach Berlin.

TotM September 2022 in the Folkharmonica forum.

Hohner Big River Harp | Beautiful Brown Eyes

Mary of the Wild Moor.

Seydel Sailor Steel Termolo, keys of D & G

Sloop John B.

Seydel Sailor Steel Tremolo harmonicas in G & D.

Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer.

Gespielt auf zwei Tremolomundharmonikas in C & G, Metronom auf MM 92.

Whiskey Before Breakfast

Ride the Vibes

Apachicola Waltz

This is a slower hymn that I added a bit of vamping to. First time through is melody only. This melody is also called O Queen of the Holy Rosary or The Day of Resurrection depending on what words are sung. Suzuki Humming tremolo harmonica in G.

I Sing The Mighty Power Of God

A set of traditional Irish tunes that Leo brought to the group, the first from a recording of Maeve Donnelly, and the second from Randal Bays.

Leo: Fiddle 
Sami: Fiddle
Riley: Guitar


Moll Ha'penny /  Dennis Murphy's (trad)

Tremolo and Octave harmonica. Mostly folk tunes and hymns.

I Sing The Mighty Power Of God

Rex

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