Derek Hoy wrote:
...Great fun channel-hopping at one point between pictures of a lot of
people moving rhythmically around a large room, one lot with their
clothes on and doing it to the sound of Shand. The other lot seemed to
be smiling more...
Smiling more than Bill McCue leading Jean
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There was a tune called "Loch Ordie" on Johnny and Phil Cunningham's
1980 album "Against the Storm"-- is this the same one?
I used to have a copy of that LP, but I can't find it now. Drat! Anyone
else got it?
--
Nigel Gatherer,
This sounds pretty good, just on a 33.6K modem here, but every few minutes it
stutters a bit.
Why no DJ Toby?:)
Derek
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Nigel Gatherer wrote:
Hugh Goldie asked:
...I would appreciate receiving any ideas about the contents of these
toasts. We both would like to do something traditional, but perhaps a
little bit novel...
Ask Ian, I'm certain he could come up with toasts that would do would
"Address Tae a Wee Feartie"?
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Provost of the Village of Dunroamin
Invernesshire, Scotland
Toby said:
Why no DJ Toby?:)
Because I can't be there all day to DJ :-)
That's no excuse- you could record the links.
'Coming right up...'
'Don't touch that dial...'
'Your tuned to Radio Toby...'
etc.
Or are you always doomed to be a phantom?
Derek
:)
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People have been commenting extensively on Andy Dejarlis Jig, but I'd
like to add that I think for The Sailor's Wife Em is a more usual key
than Dm.
Not here it isn't - people play it in D minor or not at all (despite
it being in print in E minor for well over a century).
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Big dilemma here when I thought I'd watch the telly for a bit tonight.
One the one channel, there's a bio-documentary on the life of Dr Alex
Comfort, author of the 'The Joy of Sex', and guru of free love.
On the other, a programme on the life of Jimmy Shand.
Within three days, we lost:
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Derek Hoy wrote:
Toby said:
Why no DJ Toby?:)
Because I can't be there all day to DJ :-)
That's no excuse- you could record the links.
'Coming right up...'
'Don't touch that dial...'
'Your tuned to Radio Toby...'
etc.
Or are you always doomed to be a phantom?
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Derek Hoy wrote:
This sounds pretty good, just on a 33.6K modem here, but every few minutes it
stutters a bit.
Why no DJ Toby?:)
Because I can't be there all day to DJ :-) Actually Win Amp prints the
name of the tune and the performer in the
Was that the Torry Quine? She was never that age surely?
Jonathan
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Big dilemma here when I thought I'd watch the
I think for The Sailor's Wife Em is a more usual key than Dm.
Not here it isn't - people play it in D minor or not at all (despite
it being in print in E minor for well over a century).
I have only heard it played in D minor as well.
- Kate D.
--
Kate Dunlay David Greenberg
Halifax, Nova
Kate Dunlay wrote:
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| I think for The Sailor's Wife Em is a more usual key than Dm.
|
| Not here it isn't - people play it in D minor or not at all (despite
| it being in print in E minor for well over a century).
|
| I have only heard it played in D minor as well.
There are 23 abc versions on
Jack Campin wrote:
People have been commenting extensively on Andy Dejarlis Jig, but I'd
like to add that I think for The Sailor's Wife Em is a more usual key
than Dm.
Not here it isn't - people play it in D minor or not at all (despite
it being in print in E minor for well over a
"Eric A. Cottrell" wrote:
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Derek Hoy wrote:
This sounds pretty good, just on a 33.6K modem here, but every few minutes it
stutters a bit.
Why no DJ Toby?:)
Because I can't be there all day to DJ :-) Actually Win Amp prints the
Rapping in Gaelic?? Careful Toby, they just started that new permanent U.N.
tribunal for crimes against humanity. :P
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Crown Malt
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