@RogerMeadowstailor1, I was a friend of Jim and Sylvia back in the day when they stayed in the Gorbals, Tam Drysdale and I played with them and sometimes Tony Cuffe in the Scotia Bar and Victoria Bar and one time at the Aberfeldy folk festival. Jim was a great guy and Sylvia had the most wonderful voice.
All you Los Angeles and SoCal Kentigern lovers, ch-ch-ch-check it OUT! I was in Amoeba Hollywood THIS WEEKEND, and in the Celtic/Folk used vinyl section, they had another great copy of this record, so, if any of you REALLY want it, get on down to Amoeba. I am sure it will still be there, as I was the only one of hundreds of customers looking in that section on that day, and I went from the beginning to the end without anyone else coming along. I'd bet they'd send it via mail nationwide too!
Thats my uncle Jim and Aunt Sylvia Barnes in the middle there.I always loved listening to their stuff.Even when i was a kid i used to love listening to my uncle playing the guitar and the cittern
Brilliant rescue job squire. I had an fully autographed copy of this when it was issued and played it to death. Jimmy McGuire taught with and was a mate of my father.
Haven't come across Jimmy since dad's funeral 20 yrs ago.
@estebaneeezy : I don't know about your situation, but I live in Los Angeles and haunt used record stores. I found this album a couple weeks ago and had no idea what it was like and bought it anyway for a couple dollars. I checked out the tune titles and what instruments were played and it sounded right up my alley. The cover was in top notch shape, and the vinyl looked like it had never been played. I got it home and found to my delight that it was a fabulous record from stem to stern!
Aaah this reminds me of our annual street party on the road I live - we get folk bands coming down and performing on the road and everyone jigs their tits off till they collapse (even though no one can do it right)
i never knew you were into the trad robin, good man yourself! plenty more where that came from if your looking
savagecabage 7 months ago
@RogerMeadowstailor1, I was a friend of Jim and Sylvia back in the day when they stayed in the Gorbals, Tam Drysdale and I played with them and sometimes Tony Cuffe in the Scotia Bar and Victoria Bar and one time at the Aberfeldy folk festival. Jim was a great guy and Sylvia had the most wonderful voice.
getarslim 10 months ago
Robin, was this at all an influence upon the shredding section at the end of Sim Sala Bim?
gargh 10 months ago
One of my all time favorites. I sure wish they'd release this album on CD... are you listening, Topic Records?
rocketsdad7 11 months ago 3
Please put up Sylvia's "Last O' the Tinkler" from this album. I loaned my copy of the vinyl and it never came back, or I'd have it up now.
Dayepipes 1 year ago
@Dayepipes this lads put it up EnviousElk
Kilchattan7 11 months ago
All you Los Angeles and SoCal Kentigern lovers, ch-ch-ch-check it OUT! I was in Amoeba Hollywood THIS WEEKEND, and in the Celtic/Folk used vinyl section, they had another great copy of this record, so, if any of you REALLY want it, get on down to Amoeba. I am sure it will still be there, as I was the only one of hundreds of customers looking in that section on that day, and I went from the beginning to the end without anyone else coming along. I'd bet they'd send it via mail nationwide too!
eddybaby58 1 year ago
@eddybaby58 thank you! just picked it up today!
awesomeseghute 1 year ago
Thats my uncle Jim and Aunt Sylvia Barnes in the middle there.I always loved listening to their stuff.Even when i was a kid i used to love listening to my uncle playing the guitar and the cittern
RogerMeadowstailor1 1 year ago 2
Brilliant band - bought this LP when it came out and it's still one of my all time favourites. WIsh they'd release it on CD!
VamboRoolz 1 year ago
Brilliant rescue job squire. I had an fully autographed copy of this when it was issued and played it to death. Jimmy McGuire taught with and was a mate of my father.
Haven't come across Jimmy since dad's funeral 20 yrs ago.
superbus maximus
Kenentigern7 1 year ago
How do you get your hands on something like this?
estebaneeezy 1 year ago
@estebaneeezy with great difficulty I tried a couple of years ago without luck and I'm Glaswegian.
Kenentigern7 1 year ago
@estebaneeezy : I don't know about your situation, but I live in Los Angeles and haunt used record stores. I found this album a couple weeks ago and had no idea what it was like and bought it anyway for a couple dollars. I checked out the tune titles and what instruments were played and it sounded right up my alley. The cover was in top notch shape, and the vinyl looked like it had never been played. I got it home and found to my delight that it was a fabulous record from stem to stern!
eddybaby58 1 year ago
@eddybaby58 If you start at E-Bay and work your way down through used record store's websites, you are bound to find this record quickly.
eddybaby58 1 year ago
@eddybaby58
Agh. That's sick man. So lucky. haha. Any idea where I can download it?
estebaneeezy 1 year ago
octave mandolinnn
artintheforest 1 year ago
knees up! reminds me of the mighty Planxty.
cfly1 1 year ago
knees up ! reminds me of the mighty Planxty!
cfly1 1 year ago
I have a tape of the album this came from Bloody brilliant, Dougie Pincock (2nd right) played in my local pipeband, Neilston and District. Great boy!
Jardy57 1 year ago
Hell yeh.
Roodypoocandyass 1 year ago
Aaah this reminds me of our annual street party on the road I live - we get folk bands coming down and performing on the road and everyone jigs their tits off till they collapse (even though no one can do it right)
gargh 1 year ago
Amazing tune, so intensive!
virginijustiskus 1 year ago
Brutal
movingness 1 year ago
My heartbeat's in 6. Love jigs!
AnnaCecilleMoorman 1 year ago
went to an irish festival last week jigs were being played everywhere it was awsome,even saw natalie, shes a great violinist.
TheHummingbirdsong 1 year ago
aww yeah
Qber4life 1 year ago
Shredding.
WeEnjoyYelling 1 year ago 7
this makes me want to learn how to jig... because as of now, I am just doing a poorly executed, spontaneous rendition of a jig.
ocd44 1 year ago 10