The Mudcat Café TM
Thread #146595   Message #3754961
Posted By: Jim Carroll
01-Dec-15 - 02:58 PM
Thread Name: Can a pop song become traditional?
Subject: RE: Can a pop song become traditional?
"When Ewan MacColl or Bob Dylan borrowed heavily (to sanitise the term) from traditional song in order to be able to receive royalties as the writers of the song, "
Don't know about Dylan but perhaps you could enlighten us on the songs MacColl "borrowed heavily from"?
Having observed your hit and run tactics, I don't for one minute expect an answer to this.   
Take a peep at the Essential Ewan MacColl Songbook and you'll find Peggy took great pains to identify where his songs came from - virtually all traditionally based.
Then again - it's pretty easy slandering someone whose ben dead for over a quarter of a century, just as easy as taking the piss out of old people.
You really are a piece of work - aren't you?
"You are behaving like a Booby"
Are you surprised that you got kicked of another forum for your atrocious behaviour Dick?
Keep it up and you'll end up with two-of-a-kind - then you can aim for a prile.
Jim Carroll