> -----Original Message----- > From: Nigel Gatherer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 19 October 2001 09:38 > To: Scots-L Posting > Subject: Re: [scots-l] Places > > > Nigel wrote: > > > > Glasgow... > > > ...A nice easy tune might be "Glasgow Highlanders". Or "Glasgow > > Gaelic Club" (in ALP book 3); "Lochiel's Welcome to Glasgow"? > > Ted wrote: > > > I'm surprised that no-one has yet mentioned any of the tunes > > associated with Glasgow, eg: Glasgow Gaelic Club, Glasgow > > Highlanders, Glasgow Lasses, Glasgow Hornpipe, Glasgow Reel, Dick > > Glasgow's etc. > > Hey Ted, have you kill-filed me? Or have you just given up reading my > contributions? Seriously, what's "Dick Glasgow's"? I don't think I've > come across that one. >
Sorry Nigel, I must have missed your earlier message. Dick Glasgow's is a Slip Jig, written by a Scot (from Edinburgh!) now living in Antrim. X:97 T:Dick Glasgow's R:Slip Jig S:Dick Glasgow, Scotland (fiddle) H:I suspect a home compostion D:Private tape Z:Bernie Stocks M:9/8 L:1/8 K:G ABA dcA d2c | ABA cdA G3 | ABA dcA d2e | g2d ege dBG :|! GBB GBd g3 | GBB fge fed | GBB GBd gag | fgf efe dBA :|| I was only including it among the Glasgow tunes for a laugh. For Glasgow songs, how about: Jock Hawk's Adventures in Glasgow Glesga Jean Where is the Glasgow There must be dozens more. Ted Posted to Scots-L - The Traditional Scottish Music & Culture List - To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
