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13 Jul 99 - 08:40 AM (#94702) Subject: The Drunken Piper From: skarpi Iceland Hallo everyone, does enyone have the lyric of the deunken piper? if so let me know. bless skarpi Iceland |
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13 Jul 99 - 08:41 AM (#94703) Subject: RE: The Drunken Piper From: skarpi Iceland Arrrrrrrrrg it is drunken piper. soory. skarpi Iceland |
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13 Jul 99 - 09:41 AM (#94716) Subject: RE: The Drunken Piper From: Jeri Don't know about lyrics, but there's an abc at this place Joe-does this beat your record? |
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13 Jul 99 - 09:56 AM (#94720) Subject: RE: The Drunken Piper From: Jeri Just to explain, I've never known this tune to have words. Have you heard someone sing a song called "The Drunken Piper?" Do you remember any of it? (Joe, I don't think you have to worry about the record - it only counts if you provide an answer.) |
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13 Jul 99 - 10:07 AM (#94723) Subject: RE: The Drunken Piper From: MMario I don't remember any one ever singing "The drunken Piper" but I DO seem to recall someone singing a song TO the tune. Just wish the Almost-hiemer's would let up enough for me to remember what it was.... |
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13 Jul 99 - 07:29 PM (#94887) Subject: RE: The Drunken Piper From: Mbo You're probably thinking of Natalie MacMaster & Cookie Rankin's duet "The Drunken Piper" which is a tune set containing the tunes "The Drunken Piper," "The Primrose Lasses" and "Father John Angus Rankin" which Natalie plays on her fiddle and THE SCOTS GAELIC SONG "Far Am Bi Mi Fhin" which Cookie sings. You can get the lyrics to "Far Am Bi Mi Fhin" at: www.geocities.com/Area51/Zone/6338/far_am.html
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13 Jul 99 - 07:53 PM (#94897) Subject: RE: The Drunken Piper From: Dale Rose Just what I was going to say, but I figured George would beat us all to the answer. (That's his website)
For a recording, check out Natalie's No Boundaries CD, Warner Canada 15697, 1996. Also available in the US on Rounder and on various other labels in the rest of the world. |
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13 Jul 99 - 08:48 PM (#94910) Subject: RE: The Drunken Piper From: MMario nope - this woulda been a live performance - at georgia or KRF ren-faires....cuz I remember what I was wearing...and it was definately a folky type song to the tune of drunken piper.
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13 Jul 99 - 11:38 PM (#94961) Subject: RE: The Drunken Piper From: George Seto - af221@chebucto.ns.ca Thanks Dale and Mbo. I would have, except I was at the Fiddles of the World Festival all day. I am not sure if I've ever come across an English song of that title. I will ask of some pipers to see if they know anything of one. |
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14 Jul 99 - 06:27 AM (#95022) Subject: RE: The Drunken Piper From: HåvardR I've heard a drunken piper. That, however, was outside my flat in Edinburgh's Cowgate, 4.am in the morning, playing "Flowers of Scotland" (and just barely out of reach of my bucket of water) Håvard |