NEFA
1994.005.01 Transcription
P: The Belly Band
T: The Shearin's no for You
S: Cont. from previous tape.
NEFA
1994.005.02 Transcription
P: The Belly Band
T: Belfast City
FL: I'll tell me ma when I go home
NEFA
1994.005.03 Transcription
P: Charles Birnie
T: Musical consequences game
S: Mr
Birnie tells a story, a pianist plays a tune containing the name
to be deduced. The audience write down the names to complete the
story. (Pianist plays: Jock o Hazeldean, Annie Laurie, Màiri's Wedding,
Come Under Ma Plaidie, Stop Your Ticklin Jock, Jist a Wee Deoch
an Doruis, The Silver Tassie, Kissin in the Dark, Haste Ye Back.)
[See next track for answers.]
NEFA
1994.005.04 Transcription
P: Charles Birnie
T: Answers to the quiz
S: Pianist
plays the tunes again. CB sings a verse or two of "Kissin in
the Dark".
NEFA
1994.005.05-6 Transcription
P: Gordon Easton
T: Fin the Heather Blooms on Mormond
FL: Oh there's bonnie banks o Lomond
S: Song by Alec Brown. Some tuning at start. [End of side
A in middle of song.]
NEFA
1994.005.07 Transcription
P: Charles
Birnie
T: About Alec Brown
NEFA
1994.005.08
P: Gordon
Easton and Grace ????
T: ????/ Corn Rigs/ Ha, Ha the Wooin o't
S: Fiddle
and piano instrumental.
NEFA
1994.005.09
P: Charles
Birnie
T: Introducing Allan Sellar
NEFA
1994.005.10 Transcription
P: Alan Sellar
T: It Wisna His Wite
FL: It wisna his wite he wis buried sae late
S:
NEFA
1994.005.11
P: Charles
Birnie
T: Introducing Charlie Thompson
NEFA
1994.005.12 Transcription
P: Charlie Thompson
T: A Farmer's Dog
FL: A farmer's dog, he kept a
S:
NEFA
1994.005.13 Transcription
P: Charlie Thompson
T: The Kirk Soiree
FL: Oh fin first I cam tae this toon for tae stop
S: Harry Gordon recitation.
NEFA
1994.005.14 Transcription
P: Charlie Thompson
T: Maggie Ann
FL: O Maggie Ann, o Clachnabrochan
S:
NEFA
1994.005.15-16 Transcription
P: Charles Birnie
T: Buchan dialogue
FL: How would you translate the following
S: Followed by thanks and closing remarks.
NEFA
1994.005.17 Transcription
P: The Belly Band
T: A Man's a Man for a' That
FL: Is there for honest poverty, that hings its head
an a' that
S:
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