Dick Gaughin
- Nick
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Dick Gaughin
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Just bought tickets for Dick Gaughin in Craignish Village Hall this coming Friday. There's still some left if anyone is interested.
Just bought tickets for Dick Gaughin in Craignish Village Hall this coming Friday. There's still some left if anyone is interested.
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Out of interest I looked this singer up on the wonderful WWW and here is his web site: -
http://www.dickgaughan.co.uk
What an interesting web site and in particular the "Dick Gaughan Ramblings" and :solutions seeking problems" rambling. An unexpected wee gem.
http://www.dickgaughan.co.uk
What an interesting web site and in particular the "Dick Gaughan Ramblings" and :solutions seeking problems" rambling. An unexpected wee gem.
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Re: Dick Gaughin
Phenomenal memory for words (obviously!) but also names places, names and faces. And selfless.Nick wrote:.
He's a very interesting guy.
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I saw Dick Gaughin on Alba last week in the Song for Ireland programme and I thought he encapsulated what for me is the worst style of folk singing - especially Scottish Folk singing. His nasal, tuneless delivery is one which has been copied by many aspiring Scots folkies and he has female equivalents. We have a fantastic heritage of music and song but much of it is murdered by those who purport to love it.
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Dougie the Mate wrote:I saw Dick Gaughin on Alba last week in the Song for Ireland programme and I thought he encapsulated what for me is the worst style of folk singing - especially Scottish Folk singing. His nasal, tuneless delivery is one which has been copied by many aspiring Scots folkies and he has female equivalents. We have a fantastic heritage of music and song but much of it is murdered by those who purport to love it.
I agree 100% with you there Dougie. I personally wouldn't bother going to see him, even if it was free. And me an Aberdonian as well!
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[youtube]http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=41jvRmno5Jk[/youtube]claymore wrote:Each to their own - ask him to sing Westlin' Winds