Tune Req: Dugie request, I messed up

Subject: Dougie MacLean request, I messed up
From: dulcimerdan
Date: 02 May 00 - 05:25 PM

Mbo, Yesterday KGH, requested ( for me ) the pipe tune which follows No No.... WRONG INFO>>>>> Sorry... The tune request is the pipe tune at the end of Solid Ground.. which is played by Gordon Duncan.. On the Realestate CD.. Could I get much worse???? I've developed a reputation for CHANGING THINGS>> IE SET LISTS.... Half way through concerts... I think its cause I'm a libra....So is KGH... Sorry mbo.....

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Subject: RE: Tune Req: Dugie request, I messed up
From: hrafn
Date: 03 May 00 - 03:51 PM

Hi dulcymurdan, I gave you so much info yesterday and now it's all gone? Typical!!! Happens to me all the time as well... I'm an enormous Dougie fan and have practically all his music and 2 books of sheetmusic as well and I ordered them by mailorder from Dougies recordcompany in Dunkeld. I don't know exactly what the pipe tune is called, but I'm sure they will be able to tell you themselves..... their address is: [e-mail] and their website is www.dunkeld.co.uk The telephonenumber is [phone] and they have a catalogue and are very willing to give you any info you need..... Hope you'll have success in your quest!!! Take care and be blessed... love, Snakey (friend of hrafn, we share this puter....)

Subject: RE: Tune Req: Dougie request, I messed up
From: Joe Offer
Date: 04 May 00 - 02:28 PM

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