Subject: Indexing: Edinburgh Uni Folksoc Books From: Jack Campin Date: 03 Aug 16 - 07:09 PM I just bought two volumes of the Edinburgh University Folk Society's tune- and song-books, from 2006 and 2011. They are well produced: A5 format, spiral bound, with a tough plastic cover sheet front and back, clearly typeset and well printed on good paper. They give a good picture of what younger folk performers around Edinburgh are likely to know. There is no contact address, and since the Edinburgh University Students Association has just evicted them from the premises they've been in for at least the last 40 years, I have no idea how to contact anybody to get another copy (mine came from a charity shop). I'll post in this thread if I find out. |
Subject: RE: Indexing: Edinburgh Uni Folksoc Books From: Jack Campin Date: 03 Aug 16 - 07:10 PM The Folksoc Collection (University of Edinburgh Folksong Society) Book 1 December 2006 This edition 25/01/2012 Hornpipes Boys of Bluehill The Star of Munster Jigs The Butterfly Calliope House Charlie Hunter's Cleveland Park The Curlew Da Full Rigged Ship The Donegal Lass Glorishears Hark! The Herald Morris Dances Have a Break The Humours of Glendart The Jig of Slurs The Kesh Jig The Lark in the Morning The Milltimber Jig Miss Campbell of Sheerness Miss Sarah MacFadyen Morrison's Jig Mr. McCusker's English Choice (Frank's Reel) Mr. McGoldrick's English Choice (Watermans) My Tocher's the Jewel Paddy's Leather Breeches Rohan Rollicking Irishman Rory Gallagher Rory MacLeod Scarce o' Tatties The Tenpenny Bit Up Sligo Marches The Athole Highlanders Father John MacMillan of Barra Haddock and Chips The Heights of Cassino McNeils of Ugadale Memories of Father Angus MacDonnell Murdo Mackenzie of Torridon Wee Michael's March Reels Aandowin at Da Bow The Ale is Dear Andy Renwick's Ferret The Banshee Billy Thom's Reel The Borgannach Brenda Stubbert's Reel Cooley's Dinkies The Easy Club Reel The Fairy Dance The Flowers of Edinburgh Frank's Reel Gravel Walk The High Reel The High Drive The High Road to Linton The Islay Rant Jenny's Chickens Jenny Dang the Weaver John Keith Lang The King's Reel Loch Leven Castle The Maid Behind the Bar The Mason's Apron Miss Lyall Mrs McLeod of Raasay Da New Rigged Ship The Old Grey Cat Peterman The Reconciliation St. Anne's Reel Sally Gardens The Silver Spear Sleepy Maggie The Sound of Sleat Sweet Molly Tail Toddle Tam Lin The Tongadale Reel Up Downy Willafjord Waiting for the Federals The Wind that Shakes the Barley Slow Airs The Arran Boat Song Ciel d'Automne The Hills of Glenorchy Huntingtone Castle Inisheer Margaret's Waltz Michael's Mazurka Midnight on the Water Si Bheag Si Mhor Strathspeys Aird Rant Bog an Lochan The Braes of Mar Bruno's Straths[ey Captain Campbell Haughs of Cromdale Jessie Smith King George IV Miss Lyall The Smith's a Gallant Fireman The Rest! An Dro The Joy of It! Songs Alexander's Mill Annachie Gordon The Band o' Shearers The Barnyards of Delgaty Bedlam Boys Blue Grey Coos Bonnie Ship the Diamond The Bridie Song Caledonia The Cruel Mother Dream Angus Drink to Me Only Fear a' Bhata Fine Flowers in the Valley Fine Horseman Follow the Heron The Freedom Come All Ye From Thee, Eliza Generations of Change Gin I Were a Baron's Heir The Holly and the Ivy Island Spinning Song Jock o' Hazeldean Jock Stewart The Lark in the Morning The Little Pot Stove The Maid on the SHore Maids When You're Young Midnight on the Water The Month of January Mrs. Ravoon My Flower, My Companion and Me The Pace-Egging Song Partans in his Creel Peggy Gordon The Queen of Argyll The Rambling Rover The Red Yo-Yo The Shearin's No For You Shift and Spin Star o' the Bar Ten Thousand Miles There are No Lights on Our Christmas Tree Thousands or More The Twa Corbies Twa Recruiting Sergeants The Widow Yellow on the Broom |
Subject: RE: Indexing: Edinburgh Uni Folksoc Books From: Jack Campin Date: 03 Aug 16 - 08:04 PM The Folksoc Collection (University of Edinburgh Folksong Society) Book 2 September 2011 This edition 25/01/2012 Hornpipes The Belfast Hornpipe Glen Aln Hornpipe The Hawk Lads of Alnwick The Manchester Miss Thompson's Napoleon Crossing the Alps The Quayside Redesdale/Underhand Reedhouse Rant Rights of Man Jigs Balls to Hall The Blackthorn Stick Brose and Butter The Cliffs of Moher The Cowboy Donald, Willie and His Dog Drops of Brandy Drummond Castle Farewell to Whalley Range Geese in the Bog Going to the Well for Water Horizonto Iain MacLeod's The Jig Runrig The Kilbrandon Jig Michael McGoldrick's Out on the Ocean Peacock followed the Hen The Rabbit Random Reverend Brother's Jig The Roaring Barmaid Rocky Road to Dublin Rosewood Sarah's Sunshine Jig The Sheep Heid Simon Thoumire's Smash the Windows Snowy Monday The Stool of Repentance The Swedish Jig Thunderhead Young Scottie Marches The Barren Rocks of Aden The Battle of Waterloo Captain Carswell The Conundrum Donald MacLean's Farewell to Oban Flett from Flotta The Headlands Inveresk March Road to Orona Seud nan Ceud Bliadhna (Centenary Jewel) The Seagull The Shores of Loch Bee The Sprig of Ivy The Wee Man from Skye Polkas Barsebeck Polka Britches Full of Stitches Glen Cottage The Finnish Reels The Auld Pipe The Barrowburn Reel Beare Island Big John McNeill Catharsis The Chinese Breakdown The Clumsy Lover Colonel McBain The Cup of Tea The Dashing White Sergeant Dolina MacKay The Girls in Boisdale The Highlander's Revenge Janine's Reel Jenna Reid of Quarff John Keith Lang Land to Lea Laxo Burn MacArthur Road Man of the House Maudabawn Chapel Michael's Matches Mick's Knitted Triplets Mince in a Basket The Mortgage Burn Morpeth Rant Music for a Found Harmonium Nancy Taylors The Old Morpeth Rant Punch in the Dark Reel Beatrice Le Reel De La Main Blanche (The White Hand Reel) Il Reel Du Forgeron The Rizla The Road to Errogie Sheepskins and Beeswax The Shetland Fiddler Skye Barbeque Spootiskerry St. Kilda Wedding The Stomach Steinway Man Trip to Pakistan Trip to Windsor Tune for Emily Ball Turkey in the Straw Waves of Rush Wes and Maggie's Ceilidh Croft Whisky Before Breakfast Windbroke Wing Commander Donald Mackenzie's The Wizard's Walk Slow Airs Acharavi Waltz Farewell to Nigg Farewell to Whisky Hector the Hero The Love of the Isles Marnie Swanson of the Grey Coast Niel Gow's Lament for the Death of his Second Wife The Sleeping Tune The Swan LK243 The Waltz of the Little Girls Strathspeys The Laird of Brumblair [Drumblair] The Sands of Murness She Put Her Knee in the Old Man The Rest! Du's Bun Lang Awa An A'm Tocht Lang Ta See Dee Itzikel Songs The 8-3-0 All I want is a Proper Cup of Coffee The Ballad of the '48 (a) Barrett's Privateers Bonnie Susie Cleland Cholesterol Daddy's Taking Us to the Zoo Tomorrow Dirty Old Town D.I.V.O.R.C.E. Donald Iain Ellan Vannin Foolish Glasgow Sunday School Good Ship Venus Hermless I Will Go The Jeely Piece Song Laird o' Udny's Wa's Little Billee Loch Lomond The Mary Ellen Carter McGinty's Meal and Ale My Love is Like a Red Red Rose Northwest Passage Passing Through Strong Women Rule Us All Tatties and Herrin' Wayfaring Stranger |
Subject: RE: Indexing: Edinburgh Uni Folksoc Books From: maeve Date: 03 Aug 16 - 08:12 PM Thank you for this. I would love to find a set. |
Subject: RE: Indexing: Edinburgh Uni Folksoc Books From: Jack Campin Date: 04 Aug 16 - 09:28 AM The main point of posting that was to show what's played locally - for someone wanting to join in with the Edinburgh scene (at least, with the younger players). Most of the tunes and songs are findable on the web. The books are very convenient but not essential. |
Subject: RE: Indexing: Edinburgh Uni Folksoc Books From: Felipa Date: 04 Aug 16 - 09:38 AM I'm more impressed with the tunes than with the songs ... I suppose the uni. library has a copy? and/or the National Library of Scotland. |
Subject: RE: Indexing: Edinburgh Uni Folksoc Books From: GUEST,Senoufou Date: 04 Aug 16 - 01:01 PM Forgive an old biddy reminiscing, but I was at Edinburgh University in the Sixties and used to haunt the Folk Club. I remember being moved to tears by songs such as 'Will Ye Go Lassie Go'. I used to sob into my blue, white and green Uni scarf. Happy days! |
Subject: RE: Indexing: Edinburgh Uni Folksoc Books From: GUEST,Senoufou Date: 04 Aug 16 - 01:10 PM I may be wrong, but I think Tommy Makem and the Clancy Brothers played at the Edinburgh Festival in the Sixties, and also made an appearance at the Folk Club. However, my memory ain't what it used to be and I could have imagined this! Only, I think I sang along with the chorus of Whiskey In The Jar... |
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