Hunter Muskett was a group that I saw live at our local Folk Club in the late 1960s/early 1970s, and subsequently bought their “Every Time You Move” album … on which “Snow” is the last track. The attraction of their sound was mainly being totally acoustic at a time when the electric guitar was being explored by the likes of Jimi Hendrix.
This is such a simple song that only lasts for just over 2 minutes … and I have always loved the analogy of snowing to “winter’s small children are visiting me”! Enjoy!
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Interested to read your comments on ‘Snow’ (albeit rather late to get there). Glad you like it. Just to say that Hunter Muskett is still around.
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Well Roger … you absolutely, totally made my day!!!! I still play that album but then, why not as it is an excellent collection of songs. “Snow” and “Storm on the Shore” are my favourite tracks, but “Every Time You Move”, “Press Gang”, “Castle”, “I have a House”. “The Wait” all get high ratings from me. On top of all that ….. Hunter Muskett is still around! Wonderful! Sadly, I moved to Canada in 1975 so may never get a chance to see you guys again, but ….. one just never knows. I have not checked for newer releases, but will do as soon as soon as I finish this response. Again …. you made my day. A voice from the past, and a very strong voice at that. Take care and stay safe during these weird times we live in, and please express my belated appreciation to the band members from the 1970’s. Regards. Colin.
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I can add nothing to this post, except to say that this is a beautiful song! I have never heard of the group Hunter Muskett, but will certainly explore more of their music. Thank-you!
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Glad you liked it Ellen. “Every Time You Move” is a lovely album if still available.
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That is really sweet. I never thought of the snowflakes as winter’s small children. It sounds like a rather melancholic song.
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Yes, I would agree with you.
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😊
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Hey Erika – I thought of you (re your love of singing) when posting “Village Lanterne” the previous Saturday. Did it not do anything for you, or did you not have the time?
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I haven’t been to WP that Saturday since I was helping my son moving at his place at the university until late at night. But I will take a look… or better “an ear”!
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🙂
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Lovely and relaxing on a Saturday afternoon Colin.
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So glad … go ahead and relax! 🙂
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I enjoyed this song, and yes that analogy about “winter’s small children..” is great. I only wish the song wouldn’t have been so short, I could have listened longer. 🙂
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C’est la vie! 🙂
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Ha Ha!
Yes. I guess it is, nothing I can do about it!
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🙂
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I wonder if this group is ever picketed by the anti-hunting, or anti-gun crowd.
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I’m anti those things, and I bought their album. Also had a couple of beers while listening to them. 🙂
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