Yes, but they're not suitable for a family list.
Regards,
Ted
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stuart Eydmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 17 December 2000 22:27
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [scots-l] The King's House Shock
>
>
> Derek Hoy wrote previously:
>
>
> Acting on the advice of the venerable Nigel Gatherer, I informed
> our record
> publisher that The King's House was copyright B. Macleod. But PPS
> (Phonographic Performance Society ???) who know about these things, deny
> this.
>
> So it's trad, according to them. The controversy rages on.
>
> ______________________________________________
>
>
>
> I met Derek at a party earlier this evening where I was relating
> tales from
> the Whistlebinkies' recent visit to Memphis. I happened to mention that
> while there we spent some considerable time paying homage at the King's
> house, Graceland. After a few glasses of red we thought... well..... Elvis
> bought his new home in early 1957 which is just about the same time that
> some would say Bobby Macleod was at his composing and playing peak, Bobby
> introduced swing into Scottish dance music and so the background
> to the tune
> is now quite clear - it was composed in honour of the one and
> only King. Any
> thoughts on this theory?
>
> Stuart Eydmann
>
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