On Sat, 29 Sep 2001 10:41:42 +0100, you wrote:
>Jeri Corlew wrote:
>
>> Perhaps not very good nor original. Certainly not Scottish-sounding.
>> It's just my attempt at an angry lament.
>> http://personalpages.tds.net/~jeric/9-11-01.mid
>
>I think it's a fantastic piece, Jeri. I'd love to hear i
--- John Chambers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nigel Gatherer writes:
> | John Chambers wrote:
> |
> | > Well, I wouldn't consider it a can of worms at
> all...
> |
> | Can't you tell when I'm trying to whip up a juicy
> thread? :-)
>
> Oh, sorry, uh, I guess it's really a can of worms.
> Big, f
Nigel Gatherer writes:
| John Chambers wrote:
|
| > Well, I wouldn't consider it a can of worms at all...
|
| Can't you tell when I'm trying to whip up a juicy thread? :-)
Oh, sorry, uh, I guess it's really a can of worms. Big, fat
ones that would make good troll bait.
(Hmmm ... Do trolls eat wo
John Chambers wrote:
> Well, I wouldn't consider it a can of worms at all...
Can't you tell when I'm trying to whip up a juicy thread? :-)
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Nigel Gatherer writes:
| John Chambers wrote:
| > ...New England contra-dance musicians (who consider it Irish)...
|
| So, for that matter, do Irish musicians. Even if it were Nathaniel
| Gow's composition it, along with hundreds of Scots-origin tunes, can be
| regarded as Irish because it has bee
Archie Fisher's Travelling Folk is at
http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/radioscotland/progs/travelling_folk.shtml
Robbie Shepherd, Take the Floor
http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/radioscotland/progs/take_the_floor.shtml
Robbie Shepherd, Reel Blend
http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/radioscotland/progs/reel_
Can someone post details of how to access Radio Scotland's traditional
and folk music programmes on-line. I've never done this sort of thing,
but I know some of our North American friends would love it (Hi Pat
Holub!). Is it broadcast on the internet at the same time as over the
air? Is a URL suff
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John Chambers wrote:
> ...New England contra-dance musicians (who consider it Irish)...
So, for that matter, do Irish musicians. Even if it were Nathaniel
Gow's composition it, along with hundreds of Scots-origin tunes, can be
regarded as Irish because it has been absorbed into that tradition. I
