I love this song. Vocals kick in after a minute or so. Below the video is a link to a version that include lyrics, but it has cutesy teddy bears so be warned...!

fan version with teddy bears

I hope you don't mind Eltonjohndenver, and anyone else... I'm reposting this one. I love the song and the video is really cool. it might get lost at the end of part 1

One of my favorites of his work, and one from early on:

I'm a longtime fan of this group and have most of their albums (that I still frequently listen to). More berries

A classic:

Another folkie tune

Three "war" songs ... starting with the oldest first ...

Elmer, the Kingston Trio records were in heavy rotation when I was a kid, fond memories...

... All that's left is one oak tree, a sway back mule, and a cotton seed; two to pick and five to feed, and where the hell is Robert E Lee?

Family lore is my dad knew this guy:

A bit out of season, still one of my faves:

And who could leave this one out?

Or did someone already post it?

Last one:

Wow, how were you aware of this old Pines of Rome piece?

Beautiful harmonies, in a song many of us know from The Sound of Music

And another version that while the sound itself is very good, the accompanying video made me cringe/laugh! Here's a screen shot, look it up yourself if you want to view it ;-)

More plant-based laughs:

What serious song includes onions? None, that I know of!

Black Horse and The Cherry Tree. KT Tunstall

If you guys are open to suggestions for topics, I was wondering if we've ever done clothing?

Here Nickel - more onions

More onions:

Susan Christie - I Love Onions

Annie, I don't think we've ever done articles of clothing. Maddiemo usually starts these, but sometimes we take turns, when we come up with different ideas for topics.

More on roses:

Not one of my favorites, but I used to like Bobby Vinton.

Lars, can't say I ever heard of Susan Christie but that's a fun song -- can you imagine an artist releasing it today? no way.Oh my gosh, skibby, now I remember "I'm a lonely little petunia in an onion patch", must have been close to 60 years ago! Along with: "I found a peanut, found a peanut, found a peanut, just now. I just now found a peanut, found a peanut just now ..." we used to sing this for hours ... did it even have an end? Our poor parents.

More trees. My mom used to sing "In the pines, in the pines, where the sun never shines" and a few other Leadbelly snippets. I don't know where she heard them, I don't associate Milwaukee with roots or blues.

Fun video with this one.

And more berries, from Corb Lund (had to include him somehow!)

We did clothing once. I remember posting a few for that one.

Michele I don't mind, its a great song and video.

Here's some psychedelic 60's stuff.

Turn on

Tune in

and drop out.

The Pines of Rome is a popular, well loved classic.

And thanks for Edelweiss - another of my faves 😊

Here's a link to the clothes FNM thread.

An easy way to find previous recent FNM threads is to check The Garden Party. We've been cross posting on TGP for this reason, as there is little other activity there, and so one can just go to that forum and see a list of FNM.

If you do post a new FNM thread, be sure to cross post on The Garden Party so that this will continue. This started when HT was discontinued.

Of course the ones that were on HT cannot be found, and so I think I
would be fine to start threads with topics that had previously been
posted there, since they are gone now.

Thought of a couple more...

San Antonio Rose - my fave version. Somebody couldn't spell😃

Just had a thought - maybe next Friday could be flowers? There are lots of songs mentioning flowers - esp. roses.