Dick Gaughan - Now Westlin Winds

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Uploaded by on May 17, 2009

From a 1983 BBC Spectrum documentary

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  • Jesus, I'm having a Dick Gaughan night, and it just seems to get better and better. Absolutely stunning voice...a throat full of working class gravel, a head full of honesty and integrity and a heart that beats like a shipyard hammer. Keep 'er between the hedges, Dick.

  • God I love this song

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  • Ha. Im having a Dick Gaughan night too.. Had forgotten how incredible he is. Havent heard this for twenty years and its so damn fresh and clear. Awesome.

  • My favourite Burns poem in my favourite musical arrangement. If you like this, check the recording on Dick's spellbinding album 'Handful of Earth' (1981). Dick's website provides a bit of commentary on his recordings. I can't seem to put a link in this comment, but the website is dickgaughan dot co dot / discography /dsc-hoe dot html with a view gaps closed up etc!

  • I heard this, for the first time, on radio nan Gaidheal yesterday. Working away in my shed, I had to stop what I was doing, my throat tightened as I listened, by the third verse my eyes had filled.

  • @skipy936 lol, nows theres a story!

  • @dghn1 yes my friend! its a treat once u get it!

  • Before wearing my fingers raw, does anyone know if this is DADGAD?

  • @sergeantfan3 yes to both - the words refer to the french revolution and its impact on scotland and comparing it to nature - when he refers to 'socials join and leagues combine' he is talking of the combination acts which prevented seditious workers 'combining' to cause touble - nothng chnaged really! Maximum of 6 on the picket lines in the public sector strikes of 2011....

  • Yes, written by the bard himself, Robert Burns.

  • @iansweans

    I'm wanting to come to yer next Gaughan nite ya bass!

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