'The Dark Island' - Scottish Folk song with 'Just 3 Folk' for Gypsy Wagon TV

Just 3 Folk are: Anne Hamilton, Liz Crawford and Maggie Douglas from around Dundee in Scotland. The joy of music and creating beautiful harmonies brought them together as a Trio, joy which they bring across to their audience. And right now, after a lot of encouragement form their listeners, they are producing their first album which should be released very soon! We are very much looking forward to it. - "The Dark Island" is a beautiful ballad which they have in their repertoire. It describes the beauty of Benbecula, an island of the outer Hebrides while delving into childhood memories about roaming this beautiful part of Scotland. Enjoy! (David Silver's 1963 Copyright version of 'Dark Island'..Silver/Maclachlan (C) Westminster Music )

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[warrenhuff]

A marvelous tune and beautifully sung and played by all!

[Kathleen-ty]

Brilliant song by great singers thank you i love this song my mam and dad was born in Shetland and they left that wonderful island to find work my dad being a sailor and they came to live in South Shields on the east coast of England in 1934, my dad died in 1978 and my mam went on to live till 2015 at the ripe old age of 105.there wasn't a day went by when she didn't long to be back home in Shetland the place where she was born and when I hear this song it always makes me 😢😭

[vickysutherland]

They're singing without a microphone so very good.

[jeffr]

OMG! You gals have wonderful harmonies. It's a beautiful song. I wish you three could get into a studio someplace and record that with proper sound equipment.

[ivanavanderveen]

🍀✨Great Video 💕💗💕 Thumbs Up!! 🎵💕💐 I Wish You A Wonderful Day!!! 🍸🍷🌟 Much Love 💕💗💕 Ivana 🍷🍹💥

[inverross]

Beautiful harmonies and at a nice tempo so it doesn't drag. David Silver's 1963 Copyright version of 'Dark Island'..Silver/Maclachlan (C) Westminster Music, my father Stewart Ross wrote another lyrical version . Always credit the writer!

[DobermanDave]

Never the less. They touch the heart, I didn't mean to offend

[DobermanDave]

Good lassies but Yer words are wrong ! Or my maw at 84 is wrong
In sure your right bit yer no