SHONA DONALDSON DRUMDELGIE (BOTHY BALLAD)

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Hello Alistair ! Shona's rendering of drumdelgie is brillant thank you for your comment

[@alistairthompson5825]

I like this ballad even more now!

[@Serenity07-10]

Wonderful❤thanks Ian…

[@RhonaMacLeod]

Brings back many happy memories of my childhood summer holidays spent on a wee mixed croft near Drummuir, also in Banffshire. Lovely.

[@jamesdouglasjamiesonharrow7981]

You never hear of these type of tunes and songs very often on TV these days

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Hello Rhona I am pleased you enjoyed Shona singing Drumdelgie, was at Drumdelgie a year ago its pretty run down looking place now and sad to see,and a lot of it has been planted with trees,I trawled the enternet looking for old photos but struuggled to find any

[@owtatowttowt]

thanks for that, shae has a lovely voice. sad that these songs aren't being sung so much, these days.

[@1234549084]

Thank you for your nice comment ,yes this was taken from Paul Anderson's cd made for His Majesty's Theatre production of Sunset Song Shona also sings Drumdelgie on her own cd Short Nichts and Lang Kisses

[@charlesbeaton4627]

Great Bothy Ballad, "Drumdelgie." My Mam was born in Cyaurney! Charlie, Aiberdeen late of Macduff

[@stephankhinoy5360]

Good to hear that pure voice and glad to hear of the owner both "hard and fair."

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thank you for your comment Stephan

[@normancameron6165]

great days i was 12 year old done the spuds 8 years old gone the berries strawberies

[@LouBable]

I do love her voice it suits this song so well....great video...

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+LouBable You right there Lou about her voice , she come's from huntly a couple of mile from Drumdelgie !! shes singing at the opening Concert of Celtic Connections tonight in Glasgow

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[@RobertInElgin]

Great stuff! Born and bred in Scotland, and still can't make out some of it, but I get the jist :)

[@RobertInElgin]

@George Job Troo butt ah guess neathr oow us cane speak piktish :)

[@tomgreene8480]

Thanks for upload ...great singing and photographs ....what breed are the horses ...clydesdale??

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+Tom Greene Hello Tom thank you for your nice comments. The horses are Clydesdales which were the most common work horse in the North East of Scotland

[@tomgreene8480]

Thanks for reply ...I felt they might be ..mighty animals ..they were not common round home when I was young in the 50s

[@johngordon1576]

A've a sitooterie in the gairden wi an elm board at reads 'John's Bothy' an yon board wis makit by a mannie at Drumdelgie fower year syne.

[@owtatowttowt]

hi, is this off a CD?? love it.

[@1234549084]

Shona's Huntly accent suits this one John

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Cheers Peter glad you enjoyed it

[@mammacarmela1951]

One of my favorite pastimes is to look through old pictures, so I really enjoyed these. What a strong accent...totally different from Irish or British English.

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Hi Francsca the singer is Paul's wife Shona ,and the accent is from the north east of Scotland's which is called Doric. Drumdelgie was a large farm near Huntly and farmer was a very hard man