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Series 2: Sound
Recordings
(continued) |
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Subseries 7:
Scotland
(continued) |
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Battle o Cromdale
(great [...]) - J. MacBeath |
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Lord Lovett - J.
Robertson - two takes, first incomplete |
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Four Marys - J.
Robertson |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR189 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # S-5x. Jeannie Robertson; Jimmy MacBeath (cont); #55. On
the reel: TW-S12 /Edwin Burgh. |
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Handsome cabin
boy - J. Robinson - take 1, unfinished |
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Handsome cabin
boy - J. Robinson - take two, good quality |
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Talk - Burns,
Ferguson, J. MacBeath story - off-color story |
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Burn's toast,
Burns, and Tom Moore, MacBeath and the [...] (good); Story -
When I went to Aiky Fair - leading into song |
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Banks of
Rothshire - blue |
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Talk about [...]
- nothing much |
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Story about Mary
Queen o'Scots and John Knox and execution - good,
blue |
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Story about the
starts O'Maggie Far - good |
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Intro talk about
Battle of Cromdale - intro song |
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Great [...],
Hoches of Cromdale - good - but only two verses |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR190 |
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1 sound tape reel (27 min.) : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # S-5xx. Jeannie Robertson; Jimmy MacBeath (continued);
copy (S. 5x). On the reel: Jean Robert MacBeath. |
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Handsome cabin
boy - Jeannie Robertson |
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Talk about J.
MacBeath, Burns Ferguson |
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Burns Toast -
Burns and Tom Moore |
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MacBeath and
witches - When I went to Airy Fair - song: Banks of
Rothshire |
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Mary Queen of
Scots and John Knox - start of Maggie Far |
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Talk about
[...] |
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Battle Cromdale -
talk and song - two verses - al J. MacBeath |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR191 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # S-6. Robertson, Jeannie; Blin Robins; Isaac Higgins; On
the reel: Jean Roberts Aberdeen. |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR192 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # S-7. Jeannie Robertson; Jimmy MacBeath. On the reel:
Jeannie Robertson /Edwin Burg /Jimmy MacBeath. |
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What a voice -
Jeannie Robertson - excellent |
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A pretty fair
maid her garden walkin' - Jeannie Robertson - good - but I break
toward end |
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My bonny
ploughboy- Jimmy MacBeath - good |
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Down by the
Modlin Green - Jimmy MacBeath - good |
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My auld Scottish
lass - Jimmy MacBeath - good |
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Bonny well lassie
that never said no - J. Robertson - good |
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Diddling - Isaac
Higgins - good |
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Sat and [Sunday?]
[light pencil] - J. MacBeath - good |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR193 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # S-8. Jimmy MacBeath; Green Caledonia - Like Hally's;
talk about Burns, books, [...]; weaving, dyes; rest tape empty. On
the reel: Jim MacBeath. |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR194 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # S-9. Jeannie Robertson; compilation; Jeannie Robertson
Aberdeen. |
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Four Marys - J.
Robertson - from S-21 |
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Jeannie talk
about the song and recites verses like poetry - taken out for
lecture 5/12/59, 1959
or before
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MacCrimmon's
lament - J. Robertson - from S-21 - slow, voice imitate. Pebroch
pipes |
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What a voice I
hear - J. Robertson - from S-13 - slow, "careless love"
verses |
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A pretty fair
maid her garden walking - from S-13- good, but one pause toward
end |
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Bonny well lassie
that never said "no" - J. Robertson - from S-13 |
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My parents gave
me good learnin (Butcher boy) - J. Robertson - from S-11-
"Pretty Polly" story |
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Lord Lovett - J.
Robertson - S-11 - lovely version |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR195 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # S-10. Jeannie Robertson; Dinty Doonhye false start. |
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Up a wide and
lonely glen (slight hesitation [...] verse, "her coast was
white, etc." |
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Miss Brown of
Dublin City - (Pretty Polly story) |
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For the moon
shined on me last night - love best (stops after verse: " an old
man [...]" - then adds last verse) |
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Brennen on the
[...] (stops, adds last verse) |
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Jimmy
MacBeath |
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Binnarie -
scratches, fragments |
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MacPherson's rant
- repeats verse "There some has come to see" adds "He took the
fiddle" - at end; extremely long version, nice talk about song
at end |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR196 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # S-11. Jeannie Robertson. On the reel: Aberdeen. |
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Four Marys -
several trials, false starts |
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Four Marys -
complete song begins pencils marks |
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MacCrommon's
lament - excellent |
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Test copy: Blue
robin - Tail toddle - good copy; rest tape empty |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR197 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # S-12. Jeannie Robertson, Isaac Higgins, Blin Robin. On
the reel: Aberdeen. |
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Tail
toddle |
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Up a wide and
lonely glen - Blin Robin |
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The braes of
[...] lane |
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Young Jenny
[...] |
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[...] |
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"diddling" - pipe
tunes - Isaac Higgins |
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Moss O'[...] -
Blin Robin |
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Betsy Bell-
Jeannie's daughter Eliza - false start |
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Dee are old maid
[...] |
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"The wind" -
Charlotte Robertson - one false start |
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Fish rhyme - very
short - Charlotte Robertson |
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I have a
sweetheart in America (begins like "what a [...]") |
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There was three
kings - Charlotte Robertson - not completed |
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Ball O'Kerrienier
- Blin Robin - new verses (clean!) |
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Begin again -
[...] |
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My granny she
wears bloomers - very blue |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR198 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # S-12x. Jeannie Robertson; Isaac Higgins; Blin Robin;
see S12 card; copy: Blin Robin, girls, Isaac Higgins. |
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Tail toddle -
Blin Robin |
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Happen Rowe -
Blin Robin |
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Braes
o'Stathhlan- Blin Robin |
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Jenny Foyers -
Blin Robin |
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[...] mass time -
[...] to the fair - Snappy tune of (Dirty doon bye) |
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Diddling - Isaac
Higgins |
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The mass
o'Barrodale (?) - Blin Robin |
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Betsy Bell -
Jeannie's daughter |
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[...] old maid -
Jeannie's daughter - false start - verse of "come a
[...]" |
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The Ball
O'Kerrimier - Blin Robin - "cleaned up version" |
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My granny she
wears bloomers - very blue - but lively tune |
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Tarvirs (?) rant
- [...] - slow narrative |
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Chanter times -
Isaac Higgins |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR199 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # S-12xx. Robertson, Jeannie; Isaac Higgins; Blin Robin;
see S12 card; Blin robin: 1. My Father was hanged for sheep
stealing; 2. the tarvis rant; all of carol S12. |
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AFC 2008/005: SR200,
September 18,
1953
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # S-13. Jimmy Stewart - born 1898 Tallifourain; Tinker -
has traveled all over Scotland. Married, several children, a little
schooling. Now ill with heart trouble; Address: 69 Queen St. Forfar.
Tape was not entirely clear - had to wipe. |
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[...]
Jimmy |
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Lord Rummel -
rough after "What'll you leave to your sweetheart" |
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Barbara Allen -
false start - good |
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[...]amont the
Canden Knaves - good |
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Turra Market -
uses "Forrester" tune - good |
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Starts
"Beggerman" - doesn't finish it |
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Starts "Wee
lassie that never said no," then sings - good |
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Touched the fair
maid on the toe - blue |
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Dowie dens -
different tune of "[...] laddie" (different ending -
good) |
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SN begins "Jenny
Foyers" |
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Sleeping or
walkin', Maggie dear - fragment - "Lan o Rock Royal" |
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"The
Obergate" |
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"Fivey-o" - one
false start - not complete - fair |
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