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08 Jul 01 - 02:33 PM (#501241) Subject: Peggy Seeger on Desert Island Discs From: The Shambles This was on BBC Radio 4 today (Sunday 08/07/01) and will be repeated on this coming Friday. Did anyone hear her choice of records? |
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08 Jul 01 - 02:37 PM (#501249) Subject: RE: Peggy Seeger on Desert Island Discs From: Roger in Sheffield Only two, a romanian female singer, and a wonderful whistle tune by someone who I have heard of but cannot begin to spell was it cormac... Then we had to go into the shop to buy a bed...radio off......life sucks. |
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08 Jul 01 - 02:41 PM (#501254) Subject: RE: Peggy Seeger on Desert Island Discs From: GUEST,Ed You can find the full list on the Radio 4 website: Click Here Ed |
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08 Jul 01 - 02:46 PM (#501258) Subject: RE: Peggy Seeger on Desert Island Discs From: Roger in Sheffield you beat me to it Ed !! |
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08 Jul 01 - 02:48 PM (#501260) Subject: RE: Peggy Seeger on Desert Island Discs From: Roger in Sheffield thanks for reminding me about Cormac Breatnach, nice tune |
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08 Jul 01 - 02:55 PM (#501268) Subject: RE: Peggy Seeger on Desert Island Discs From: GUEST Why do we need two threads on the subject? |
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08 Jul 01 - 03:01 PM (#501272) Subject: RE: Peggy Seeger on Desert Island Discs From: Roger in Sheffield thats easy I did not hear on the Radio who the D I D guest was GUEST, but when I saw a thread on D I D I knew thats who I must have heard. me thinks you could have just linked to the other thread and saved us time??? Why do we need a thread about mystery guests for that matter? |
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08 Jul 01 - 05:33 PM (#501364) Subject: RE: Peggy Seeger on Desert Island Discs From: 8_Pints Her 6th choice, "The Joy of Living" was poignant and summed up their relationship exquisitely. Bob vG |
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09 Jul 01 - 06:53 AM (#501737) Subject: RE: Peggy Seeger on Desert Island Discs From: Trevor Her introduction of 'Joy of Living was so moving - it's a long time since I had a tear in my eye from a radio prog. One thing that intrigued me was her comment that she didn't consider herself a folk musician because she was 'too well educated, musically'. I'd be interested to know what others think - not about whether or not Peggy Seeger is a folk musician, but whether being musically educated and a folkie are mutually exclusive. |
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09 Jul 01 - 07:38 AM (#501766) Subject: RE: Peggy Seeger on Desert Island Discs From: GeorgeH Having missed the programme (but hoping to tape the repeat) . . I'd suggest Peggy's comment is partially true (it's harder to become a "folkie" if you only move into folk music after "completing" a formal musical education), partly a reaction to Ewan's intense pride in his being self- (rather than formally-) educated, and partly an illustration of her taking a narrower view of "folk" than is usual these days; i.e. her taking a very "tradition-centred" view. Remember, in her youth, there was still a lot of collecting from "source" performers - in the US and parts of the UK . . . She wasn't a "folkie" in the way those performers were; as, arguably, no clasically-trained musician could be. G. |
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09 Jul 01 - 07:04 PM (#502458) Subject: RE: Peggy Seeger on Desert Island Discs From: vectis One of the Dubliners, sorry I can't remember which one, was once asked whether he read music or was he a real musician? |