clyde
384 posts
Sep 23, 2014
3:04 PM
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CarlA
603 posts
Sep 23, 2014
3:08 PM
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@clyde
This is the most racist topic I have ever seen. My best friends uncle'a second wife minus the stepsister but dividing the great grandmothers fifth linguistically challenged brother-in-law is 1/1,200 Scottish.
I HAVE NEVER BEEN SO INSULTED.
Moderators, please lock this thread.
I can't bear it, the pain is too intense!
I do, however, love a double malt scotch wiskey
Last Edited by CarlA on Sep 23, 2014 3:09 PM
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Diggsblues
1575 posts
Sep 23, 2014
3:32 PM
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Little Al Price is one of my favorite harmonica players.
I met him years back on Buddha's Garden
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clyde
385 posts
Sep 23, 2014
3:39 PM
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Sorry Carl the topic is not Scottish .... But scotchish. I should have posed the question to att1chgo
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cyclodan
87 posts
Sep 23, 2014
3:39 PM
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That's SCOT harmonica players! Scotch is a whisky and a darn fine one indeed!
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clyde
386 posts
Sep 23, 2014
3:43 PM
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No kiddin
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Goldbrick
696 posts
Sep 23, 2014
3:45 PM
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clyde
387 posts
Sep 23, 2014
3:58 PM
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Just can't keep you guys on topic
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Gnarly
1115 posts
Sep 23, 2014
4:14 PM
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Dan Gage--oh wait, that's bourbon.
I guess I don't know . . .
Oh, wait, Cyril Davies!
Last Edited by Gnarly on Sep 23, 2014 4:18 PM
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BronzeWailer
1462 posts
Sep 23, 2014
8:44 PM
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Glen Fiddich
BronzeWailer's YouTube
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clyde
388 posts
Sep 23, 2014
10:03 PM
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Thank you bronzewailer! You win 5th prize.
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Kingley
3702 posts
Sep 23, 2014
10:25 PM
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There are a number of Scottish harmonica players who are very good. Cameron Gray, Al Price and Rev Doc immediately spring to mind and there are many others, whose names escape me at the moment.
By the way a little word of advice. I wouldn't refer to a Scot as "Scotch" if I were you. Especially in Glasgow, or you might find your face being slightly rearranged.
Last Edited by Kingley on Sep 23, 2014 10:27 PM
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slackwater
84 posts
Sep 23, 2014
10:29 PM
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I'm a scotch player sometimes, my favourite is Aberlour a'bunadh, bloody beautiful. I like the peatier ones too, Lagavulin and even Laphroaig.
It's probably more accurate to say I'm a single malt player....sometimes.
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clyde
389 posts
Sep 23, 2014
11:05 PM
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Kingley,
I'm not. I was simply referencing a comment in a closed thread made by att1chgo.
I come from a long line of Clyde's from the valley of the same name. In fact my Surname is the same as the village my people come from
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nacoran
8023 posts
Sep 23, 2014
11:52 PM
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Technically French, but using a bagpipe tuning...
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al
100 posts
Sep 24, 2014
1:54 AM
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There are a guid few Scottish moothie players. Spider McKenzie,Stuart Farquharson,Fraser Speirs,Richard W rinn,As mentioned Cameron Grey,Although English Rory McLeod who has lived in Scotland for years,Kenny Boag,Donald Black,Gary Martin,Jim Harcus and Tim Elliot. Sure there is a load mair. A lot of these guys have stuff up on youtube. Check them oot. http://www.reverbnation.com/#!/alprice
Last Edited by al on Sep 24, 2014 1:55 AM
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CarlA
604 posts
Sep 24, 2014
4:05 AM
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" Kingley
3702 posts
Sep 23, 2014
10:25 PM
By the way a little word of advice. I wouldn't refer to a Scot as "Scotch" if I were you. Especially in Glasgow, or you might find your face being slightly rearranged."
"Glasgow Kiss"
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rbeetsme
1587 posts
Sep 24, 2014
4:34 AM
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So I can't refer to someone from Kentucky as "Bourbon"?
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HawkeyeKane
2632 posts
Sep 24, 2014
10:31 AM
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Hey Al, is Fraser still playing with Paolo Nutini?
"Glasgow Kiss"
More like a Glasgow grin....owwwww.....
And as for me, I prefer blended scotch...Cutty Sark or Grant's. I used to love Jon, Mark, & Robbo's Smoky Peaty One, but I can't find it available locally anymore.
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Last Edited by HawkeyeKane on Sep 24, 2014 10:40 AM
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BronzeWailer
1463 posts
Sep 24, 2014
3:35 PM
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@clyde. Thanks. 5th place! I'm moving up in the world! Please tell me the prize comes in a tall green bottle...
BronzeWailer's YouTube
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al
101 posts
Sep 25, 2014
7:49 AM
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Hey Hawkeye. Not as far as I know. He toured with him extensively on his ''Sunny side up'' album, but not on the new one. He's a really nice guy and fine moothie player.
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http://www.reverbnation.com/#!/alprice
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WinslowYerxa
709 posts
Sep 25, 2014
4:12 PM
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One very good Scots player not likely to be noticed in the blues world is singer/songwriter and interpreter of Scottish traditional music Jim Malcolm. He accompanies himself on guitar and plays rack harmonica that sounds a lot simpler than it is - he has loads of technique but doesn't put it front and center.
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Last Edited by WinslowYerxa on Sep 25, 2014 4:13 PM
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al
102 posts
Sep 26, 2014
6:53 AM
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Guid call Winslow. I forgot about him. Lovely player indeed. And he has a super rich voice tae boot. Fronted The Old Blind Dogs for a long time.
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