I apologise for the layout of this message: it's a reply to Matt's post
on Guidwife of Peebles which I sent to him by mistake, instead of the
the list. I have copied and pasted it so maybe it won't look too good!
One day I'll get the hang of these lists (maybe).
Matt Seattle wrote:
It's my
I taught this tune at the recent LBPS weekend at Melrose, having found
it in the NPS Border Bagpipe Tutor.
There were several comments on the unusual nature of the tune compared
to most of the Borders repertoire.
I have always assumed it was associated with a song, but can anybody
provide any
