The Carman's Whistle
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The Carman's Whistle
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"The Carman's Whistle" is a song of the Tudor era. The title refers to the occupation of "carman". Carmen were known for their habit of whistling, which according to William Chappell was effective in the management of horses. Risqué lyrics have survived including a version entitled "The Courteous Carman and the Amorous maid: Or, The Carman's Whistle". A version of this tune for the lute has been attributed to Robert Johnson or his father John Johnson. However, the best-known version is a keyboar
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Song
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Carman%27s_Whistle
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2024-04-14T02:34:29Z
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