Talk:Please to See the King

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The same as the Albion Band version!?

Regarding the song 'I Was a Young Man', Martin Carthy only sings harmonies on both versions. Tim Hart sings lead on the Steeleye version and John Kirkpatrick leads the Albion version. Also, the former is fiddle led while the latter is dulcimer led with oboes and drums.92.0.154.190 (talk) 04:34, 21 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]