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Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs

09 Jul 10 - 03:01 PM (#2942519)
Subject: Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs
From: BobKnight

Well... I finally managed to borrow a video camera and put a couple of my songs on You-Tube. They're not CD quality, just me singing as you would hear me in a folk club or festival.

I'm no use at the techie bit, but if you type 'Bob Knight folk' into the search box you should get it OK. More to follow. Almost forgot, I also added my version of "Tramps and Hawkers."

If any of the more computer literate want to make a blue clicky for them, then I thank you in advance. :)


09 Jul 10 - 03:13 PM (#2942523)
Subject: RE: Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs
From: Grampus

Did it once and it evaporated.

Try this:

Tramps & Hawkers

G.


09 Jul 10 - 03:25 PM (#2942528)
Subject: RE: Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs
From: BobKnight

Thanks Grampus!!


09 Jul 10 - 03:26 PM (#2942531)
Subject: RE: Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs
From: michaelr

Nice singing, Bob! I like your voice.


10 Jul 10 - 05:12 AM (#2942826)
Subject: RE: Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs
From: BobKnight

Thanks Michaelr, that's very nice of you to say so. I'm going to change the Tramps video. I know I can sing it better, and I screwed up the ending. Sorry about that folks!! :)


10 Jul 10 - 02:59 PM (#2943074)
Subject: RE: Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs
From: Maryrrf

Bob, I had a listen and I like it very much. I wouldn't change anything about it.


11 Jul 10 - 11:15 AM (#2943433)
Subject: RE: Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs
From: BobKnight

Thanks Maryrf, I'm glad you liked it, but you know what musicians are like - never satisfied. It's been changed now, and I think you may agree, for the better. Unfortunately, the link which Grampus provided no longer works - so here's one to my You-Tube site.

Tramps and Hawkers


11 Jul 10 - 11:20 AM (#2943436)
Subject: RE: Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs
From: Grampus

See Bob, you ARE computer literate. Your clicky works fine.

Possibly a better version, but the original sounded good to me.

G.


11 Jul 10 - 11:57 AM (#2943452)
Subject: RE: Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs
From: BobKnight

Naw - it was my son. :) Thanks for the original one anyway.


11 Jul 10 - 12:00 PM (#2943455)
Subject: RE: Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs
From: Amos

That is beautiful singing, Bob! Love it!



A


11 Jul 10 - 12:05 PM (#2943457)
Subject: RE: Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs
From: katlaughing

Me, too! Esp. with the Shruti box. Very interesting instrument! Thanks for sharing.

kat


11 Jul 10 - 06:40 PM (#2943641)
Subject: RE: Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs
From: BobKnight

I've just spent most of the day adding new songs to You-Tube. Mostly my own ones - I hope somebody somewhere likes one or two of them, even though with the Scottish words it may be difficult for some of you to understand. :)


11 Jul 10 - 08:57 PM (#2943704)
Subject: RE: Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs
From: JennyO

Bob, you are a dark horse. I didn't even know you were on Mudcat! We've been enjoying Bob's lovely voice and songs for a while around Aberdeen. There's a really nice CD which is well worth getting too!

I'm still stuck in Oz waiting for my UK visa, with my new husband, Rob, over there waiting for me. I was just talking to him on Skype.

He uploaded some photos of Stonehaven Folk Festival to Flickr, and you were in some of the pictures I saw only yesterday, Bob! No doubt I'll feel homesick watching your YouTube video. You're too modest - I'm sure a lot of people will love your songs!


12 Jul 10 - 07:59 PM (#2944104)
Subject: RE: Bob Knight On You-Tube:Scottish Songs
From: BobKnight

Hi Jenny - sorry to hear you're "exiled" for now. I hope your visa comes through soon. Thank you for all the nice things you've said - I can almost feel my head growing as I read it. :)

We've had a pretty good week in Aberdeen. Arthur Johnstone and Danny Coupar, aided and abetted by fiddle player Carol Anderson and her accompanying guitarist Martin McDonald were at the club last Wednesday - one of the best nights I've seen at the club. Followed by Stonehaven Festival - some great singing sessions. I saw Rob and a few other club members, but didn't get the chance to speak to them, even though Rob was sitting virtually across the table from me. Difficult to speak when people are singing in a big room without microphones.

As for YOU-TUBE - I've now downloaded 18 videos in two days - mostly my own songs, but a few traditional ones as well.