As long as you don't do that bloody awful song about 'that's the
whateveritis for Billy and me' - some sort of sentimental doggerel about
Border burns and childhood which turned out to be his No 1 hit :-)
Nearly as bad as the Kelso toon sang.
David
My brother had to learn that at primary
Eric Falconer wrote (re Billy and Me, Hogg):
My brother had to learn that at primary school and recite it. So he
practised at home over and over again. Funnily enough I've loved it ever
since.
It probably sounds perfect from the mouth of a six-year-old! I know what
you mean. Anything you
Hi David-
Everything you might want to know about Hogg
(http://www.aikwoodscottishborders.com/final/hoggst~1.htm) PLUS a website for
the James Hogg Society (http://www.cc.gla.ac.uk/hogg.htm)? Someone there must
know the answers to your questions- good luck! Now I'm off to MP3.com for a
sneak
cramphorne wrote:
Hi David-
Everything you might want to know about Hogg
(http://www.aikwoodscottishborders.com/final/hoggst~1.htm) PLUS a website for
the James Hogg Society (http://www.cc.gla.ac.uk/hogg.htm)? Someone there must
know the answers to your questions- good luck! Now I'm off
Aikwood? Sounds like Judy's work - will take a look... she rather nicked
Hogg for her own, though...
David
Or Hogg-ed him to herself.
Dave Francis
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Nigel Gatherer wrote:
David Kilpatrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any enlightenment on the location for Kilmeny...
I'm not sure if this question is as simple as it sounds, but there's a
Kilmany (pronounced Kilmeny) in North Fife (North of Cupar), where Lady
Kilmany resides.
It
