Scarborough Fair / Canticle by Chet Atkins, Guitarist - Boston Pops Orchestra - Arthur Fiedler, Conductor

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Written by: Art Garfunkel, Paul Simon, [Traditional]
: Instrumental
Released on: Chet Picks on the Pops
Album
July 1969
Uses parts from: The Side of a Hill written by Paul Simon - quote - Reworked lyrics in counterpoint with "Canticle"
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Adaptations

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The Elfin Knight written by [Traditional] English 1610
- Scarborough Fair written by [Traditional] English 1891
  - Scarborough Fair / Canticle written by Art Garfunkel, Paul Simon English July 26, 1966
    - 失業生 {Shi Ye Sheng} written by Cheng Kwok Kong Chinese December 1980
    - Jarmark ve Scarborough written by Zdeněk Borovec Czech 1970
    - Liefdesbazar written by Jan Rot Dutch 2014
    - Offer Your Prayer written by J. John Jackson English April 2, 2015
    - Lilja ruusu ja kirsikkapuu written by Pertti Reponen Finnish 1970
    - Chèvrefeuille que tu es loin written by Pierre Delanoë French 1968
    - In den Gärten der Nacht written by Michael Kunze German October 20, 2003
    - Scarborough Fair written by Carl Schäuble German
    - יריד סקרבורו written by Ehud Manor Hebrew 1972
    - La fiera del perdono written by Franco Boldrini Italian October 1968
    - Povesť o skale written by Viola Muránska Slovak 1973
    - De' va' den da'n written by Tommy Halldén Swedish 1971
  - Scarborough Fair written by Carly Simon English January 2, 2007
  - The Elven Lover written by Steve Evans - Van der Harten, Jennifer Evans - Van der Harten English August 3, 2007
  - Eine Insel am Ende der Welt written by Wolfgang Mürmann German August 1980
  - Komm mit mir ans meer written by Frank Schöbel, Till Paulmann German April 6, 2012
  - Feria de Scarborough written by Julio César, Gil Luaño Spanish