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GUEST,Dave, Bridge Folk Club, Newcastle upon Tyne 29 Jan 01 - 05:10 AM
Garry Gillard 29 Jan 01 - 05:39 AM
Dave (Bridge) 29 Jan 01 - 06:24 AM
Malcolm Douglas 29 Jan 01 - 09:24 AM
Ritchie 29 Jan 01 - 10:16 AM
A Wandering Minstrel 29 Jan 01 - 10:53 AM
GUEST,Dave (Bridge) 29 Jan 01 - 11:08 AM
Ritchie 30 Jan 01 - 05:01 AM
Dave (Bridge) 31 Jan 01 - 10:21 AM
GUEST,Janner Clarke 28 Mar 07 - 02:23 PM
The Vulgar Boatman 28 Mar 07 - 05:31 PM
Declan 28 Mar 07 - 08:22 PM
Dave (Bridge) 03 Aug 08 - 04:51 AM
Dave Hanson 03 Aug 08 - 05:13 AM
Dave (Bridge) 03 Aug 08 - 05:37 AM
Mick Pearce (MCP) 03 Aug 08 - 05:45 AM
GUEST,Jim Clark aka acoustcarchive channel at yout 17 Feb 12 - 06:55 AM
Dave Hanson 17 Feb 12 - 10:24 AM
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Subject: Sally Wheatley
From: GUEST,Dave, Bridge Folk Club, Newcastle upon Tyne
Date: 29 Jan 01 - 05:10 AM

I was surprised to see the words of the Tyneside song Bonny Sally Wheatley attributed to Alex Glasgow. The song was actually written in the late 1800's by Joe Wilson, the Tyneside Bard of great fame. The songs is still very popular and can be often heard.


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: Garry Gillard
Date: 29 Jan 01 - 05:39 AM

Bob Fox & Stu Luckley's recordings attribute the song to "Wilson/Glasgow/Southgate". Gone but not forgotten.

Garry


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: Dave (Bridge)
Date: 29 Jan 01 - 06:24 AM

Joe wilson was a prolific writer, in fact I am sitting here with his Tyneside Songs and Drolleries book and there are 472 pages of works by him. Alex Glasgow and Bob Fox may have arranged the tune but the words are 100% those of Joe Wilson.


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: Malcolm Douglas
Date: 29 Jan 01 - 09:24 AM

See also this previous discussion:  Who Wrote Sally Wheatley?


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: Ritchie
Date: 29 Jan 01 - 10:16 AM

Well I'm most depressed and sad, that is until I heard that Bob Fox & Stu Luckley are appearing together in march at the Buddle. I emailed Bob back in dec and he said that they would not be appearing together again ! Ha ,so if he was wrong about that !

I went to see the Doonans and they did a cracking version of 'a miners life', which up until then I had not heard of. Amazingly, at the guitar lessons I now attend it's one of the songs we are learning. When I can play it confidently, I am going to claim that I wrote it, along with 'A hand full of songs' that Art introduced me to.

I'll probably claim a couple of others as well.

Enjoy the music, keep it live.

Regards Ritchie 'the lone stranger'


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: A Wandering Minstrel
Date: 29 Jan 01 - 10:53 AM

Dave

Hang on to that book mate they are very rare!

Does your copy have the little sayings scattered about such as "cobwebs of comfort:when a man blacks yer eye then tells you he didn't mean to hit ye se hard"

My own copy is very worn and probably needs rebinding. Folks get the Alex Glasgow link from the "Joe Lives" musical as I said in the other thread

Glad to hear that the Bridge is still going strong. Someone further down was asking after the Ranters


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: GUEST,Dave (Bridge)
Date: 29 Jan 01 - 11:08 AM

Wandering minstrel Ranters are still going strong and were at the Bridge before Xmas, last year.

Ritchie I sing Miners Life all the time, different version to the Doonans tho. Po into Bridge on Mon nights if you can


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: Ritchie
Date: 30 Jan 01 - 05:01 AM

Dave, I'll gladly call in to the Bridge as soon as I can and I'll request 'a miners life'.

At the moment tho' I won't be able to well not just yet anyway, cos' am gannin' tee an art class ivory monday neet, an' it doesn't finish till aboot nine o clock.

It was funny how it happened, my wife wanted to enrol in a reflexology class and I went along and enrolled in the arts class just to be able give her a lift there and back.

Only to find that now her class has been cancelled which means that I go back and forth on my own. If, after my guitar lessons on tuesday nights, I don't improve enough to be able to perform a song or two at 'The Bridge' I'll do you a couple of drawings for you to hang on the wall on folk nights.

regards Ritchie 'do you know what it is yet?'


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: Dave (Bridge)
Date: 31 Jan 01 - 10:21 AM

Ritchie, lame excuse, pub does not shut until 11.15.


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: GUEST,Janner Clarke
Date: 28 Mar 07 - 02:23 PM

Joe Wilson also wrote "me bonny gateshead lass". Also about Sally Wheatley. So since when has Gateshead been in Ireland,(nyaaa)
    It makes me sick, the Irish are always claiming songs that arent Irish, so come on ,give the English credit for some good songs.


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: The Vulgar Boatman
Date: 28 Mar 07 - 05:31 PM

Alex wrote the now popular tune, as recorded by the Dubliners (!). The earlier tune is still going the rounds - take yer pick. I know Alex was somewhat amused and (for him)rather impressed to have one of his tunes taken as traditional.
KYBTTS


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: Declan
Date: 28 Mar 07 - 08:22 PM

Warning! Don't feed the trolls!


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: Dave (Bridge)
Date: 03 Aug 08 - 04:51 AM

Richie, 7 years and you still haven't visited the Bridge. Or did you do it incognito? You must inthis its 50th year.


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: Dave Hanson
Date: 03 Aug 08 - 05:13 AM

I first heard this beautiful song on a Dubliners album sung by Sean Cannon and I knew immediately it was a Tyneside song, even sung by an Irishman it stands out as Tyneside.

eric


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: Dave (Bridge)
Date: 03 Aug 08 - 05:37 AM

George Welch, that famous singer/raconteur from Byker wrote a great parody called Dennis Wheatley.


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: Mick Pearce (MCP)
Date: 03 Aug 08 - 05:45 AM

You'll find it in the links above Dave!

Mick


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: GUEST,Jim Clark aka acoustcarchive channel at yout
Date: 17 Feb 12 - 06:55 AM

Thanks to all This discussion has helped me lots with my notes for this video which I have just upped to my acoustcarchive channel at youtube.

Sally Wheatley performed by Mike Wildes


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Subject: RE: Sally Wheatley
From: Dave Hanson
Date: 17 Feb 12 - 10:24 AM

He ' talks ' it rather than sings it.

Dave H


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