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19 Mar 04 - 05:49 PM (#1141264) Subject: Help: Phil Colclough From: Margaret V I will be singing Phil Colclough's "Song for Ireland" tonight and realized I am uncertain how to pronounce his last name. I have been assuming it's "cole-cluff" more or less, but would appreciate verification. Many thanks. Margaret |
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19 Mar 04 - 05:53 PM (#1141266) Subject: RE: Help: Phil Colclough From: greg stephens you are absolutely right.Cole-cluff it is. I only met him last year for the first time, and he introduced himself, so I know that is how he said it. |
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19 Mar 04 - 05:58 PM (#1141269) Subject: RE: Help: Phil Colclough From: Margaret V Oh, Greg, thank you very much! It is great to have it on first-hand authority. Now I can credit the song in confidence. Again, thanks. Margaret |
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19 Mar 04 - 06:45 PM (#1141301) Subject: RE: Help: Phil Colclough From: Compton Just to let you know, Margaret...that in North Staffordshie where Phil hails from...there are more Colcloughs than you can ever dream about !! |
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19 Mar 04 - 07:12 PM (#1141320) Subject: RE: Help: Phil Colclough From: Margaret V Interesting, Compton! Here in my part of New York there is nary a Colclough in the big phone-book. Margaret |
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19 Mar 04 - 07:12 PM (#1141321) Subject: RE: Help: Phil Colclough From: Folkiedave Phil and June Colclough as I remember were the duo and maybe even part of the Critics Group for a while. Memory fades.................... I'll increase the medication. When you hug me mind the catheter. Dave www.collectorsfolk.co.uk |
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20 Mar 04 - 04:46 PM (#1141890) Subject: RE: Help: Phil Colclough From: McGrath of Harlow And it's another of the great Irish songs which started out not being Irish songs at all. |