Sunday, 31 December 2017

New Years eve

We were very lucky to catch the Medieval Baebes on their Cathedral Tour earlier this month. As ever they were brilliant and amongst the songs this was their version of Auld Lang Syne. During the introduction we learnt that this was the tune which Rabbie Burns had wanted to use, but he was overruled by his publisher. I don't know about you, but frankly I have enough trouble with the normal tune when sober as a judge never mind when a tad tired and emotional after a couple of celebratory shandies. Lovely though this is I wouldn't stand a cat in hell's chance with this version!


Wishing you all the best for 2018. Thank you to everyone who has kindly popped their head over the fence here at Gnat Bottomed Towers. Your company is always appreciated!

Arilx

10 comments:

  1. Thanks Aril, you've introduced me to a new group. It's just my sort of music and I love this version of Auld Lang Syne - I'll play it again tonight at the appropriate hour. I've signed up for their mailing list and hope to see them live at some time.

    Happy New Year to you and your family x

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    1. So glad you enjoyed it Eileen. I've enjoyed them every time I've seen them.
      Arilx

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  2. Hi Aril, it really is lovely but also pretty tricky! :-)
    I hope 2018 brings you everything your heart desires.
    xx

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    1. And to you too. Thanks for all the lovely comments you've left during the year!
      Arilx

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  4. Ooh, you were lucky to see them! I do like Auld Lang Syne and alternative tunes for songs!

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  5. This is so lovely! Thanks. I shared your knitted Christmas clip and got quite a few interesting comments. Fun! Have a great 2018. Marigold

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    1. So glad you enjoyed this and the silly knitted one! Thank you for commenting. Happy New Year Marigold.
      Arilx

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