The Lakes of Pontchartrain | James Linden Hogg

The folk tune Lakes of Pontchartrain. Performed live by James Linden Hogg on banjo and Jim Hogg on guitar. Premiered on Louisiana Rising Songs of Home on May 9-10.

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[stephenfleischman]

One Beautiful Blessed Father and Son . Thank you. Enjoy your singing and playing your instruments always. Sincerely and Love Stephen.❤️🙏

[ozrobb]

Superb guys! Had never heard the song before but really enjoyed. What a fine voice you have young man! God bless you guys and the family! 🎶✝️🙏❤️

[susannasharrock]

Still one of my favorites to listen to as I work

[stephenfleischman]

A Blessed talented Father and Son. Always enjoy your talents. Sincerely and Love Stephen.

[RodneyWood]

My favorite balladeers, James Linden Hogg and his daddy Jim! Thank you so much for sharing this, boys!

[bloke]

You've warmed this Irishmans heart. ❤❤

[rosekimbeng]

So lovely James thanks for the beautiful song 🎵 ❤️

[annettenguyen]

Thank you Enjoy your singing God bless Father and son❤❤❤❤❤

[johnmorrissey]

Very popular trad song here in Ireland covered by many artists 👋🇮🇪☘️👏👏

[helenem]

So glad this came up to my attention. I'd loved Planxty's rendition for years, so I was curious to hear what you did with it. A beautiful song, delivered sensitively. Lovely.

[reincarnation-milk]

Lovely. Interesting how the four bar sequence (2nd phrase) that brings the emotional pull to each verse, is very similar harmonically to the segment in "Willy O Winsbury" that does exactly the same! The live TV "Set of Six" Pentangle version from 1972 being the best example, in my opinion.

[jeffshawan]

Loved hearing you two perform this beautiful song last night at the historic Rodgers Theater in Poplar Bluff where the Hoggs come from! ‘Til next year.

[marthastone]

I'm learning this song and it's great to have such a nicely arranged and sung version, with clear guitar back up and lovely banjo fill-in licks. Thanks!