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lucy-list-digest        Tuesday, April 30 2002        Volume 04 : Number 100



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[lucy-list] Loch Lomond

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Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 09:25:07 +0000 (GMT)
From: jeremy.briggs@baesystems.com
Subject: [lucy-list] Loch Lomond

Libby wrote -

> Her version of "Loch Lomond"... it was as if you could hear 
> the Scottish accent and see her wandering the hills... or 
> rather the "bonny bonny banks"

Loch Lomond began in the Bein Inn near Perth on a freezing night last December
when Lucy decided to try and sing some Scottish songs since she was in Scotland
and kind of ran out of words after the first chorus. 

She promised to search the net and get the words for the concert the next night
in Glasgow which she duely did. Mind you the version she was singing at the
Renfrew Ferry in Glasgow was what the Scots would consider the English version
with words like "I'll be in Scotland before you" rather than "I'll be in
Scotland a'fore ye" which lead to the odd situation of one version of the song
coming from the stage and another from the audience.

The Bein Inn was also the place in Scotland where Lucy asked for Irish whiskey
rather than Scotch from the stage and got a very quick round of boos and hisses
from the audience. Her reaction was "Oh grow up!".

Jeremy

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