Those death masks were cool; to see the people as they were, not some drawing or painting.(See Susan’s link. Just in case you’re wondering what I am babbling about.)
@SusanSunshine said, “It was on the soundtrack to “Oh Brother Where Art Thou.””~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Come to think of it, it still IS.. Playing it on the PC as I type.
…my mother used to read old grimm fairy tales to us, and end with “and here comes a candle to light you to bed, and here comes a chopper to chop off your head.” Then she’d say goodnight, and turn off the lights and close the door. We’d have the covers over our heads all night, afraid to come out….good times, good times… :)
He’s been singing it for over 70 years, like the other songs of his they used in that movie. (Including “Man of Constant Sorrow” — although that song he didn’t write…. he and his brother were just the first to release it on a record.) He just did a new version of it for the soundtrack.
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 11 years ago
OK….I Googled it for you …(C’mon… you know you were going to.)
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 11 years ago
It was on the soundtrack to “Oh Brother Where Art Thou.”
J Short almost 11 years ago
Those death masks were cool; to see the people as they were, not some drawing or painting.(See Susan’s link. Just in case you’re wondering what I am babbling about.)
unca jim almost 11 years ago
@SusanSunshine said, “It was on the soundtrack to “Oh Brother Where Art Thou.””~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Come to think of it, it still IS.. Playing it on the PC as I type.
Stephen Gilberg almost 11 years ago
This is one time I cross over into pity for Agnes.
jadoo823 almost 11 years ago
…my mother used to read old grimm fairy tales to us, and end with “and here comes a candle to light you to bed, and here comes a chopper to chop off your head.” Then she’d say goodnight, and turn off the lights and close the door. We’d have the covers over our heads all night, afraid to come out….good times, good times… :)
pstampfel Premium Member almost 11 years ago
song is traditional. older than the great ralph stanley.
lmubill almost 11 years ago
He’s been singing it for over 70 years, like the other songs of his they used in that movie. (Including “Man of Constant Sorrow” — although that song he didn’t write…. he and his brother were just the first to release it on a record.) He just did a new version of it for the soundtrack.