The six nations

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malvolio replied

31 January 2012, 08:58
Originally posted by EricBartlett View Post

Don't they sing Delilah?

Rats. Forgot about that one. It's in "Hymns and Arias" as well, isn't it - "We sang Cym Rhondda and Delilah and they both sounded the same"....
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EricBartlett replied

31 January 2012, 07:50
Originally posted by malvolio View Post

Did you know that Max Boyce is the only living man to have one of his songs adopted by the Welsh crowd? Everything else goes back to 19th century Eistedfodds and translations of Welseyan hymns

Sad, isn't it...

Y Ddraig goch am byth. Hywl mawr.

Don't they sing Delilah?
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Arturo Bassick replied

31 January 2012, 07:22
Originally posted by EricBartlett View Post

Ahhhh that takes me back!
Playing Max Boyce "Albums" while playing hookey from School

Live in Treorchy - or Living in Treachory
Live in Cwmbran

The Pontypool Front Row
How Fast Was Gerald Davies Dad?
Sospan Fach

Kreeee-ist! I am getting old!

Saw him live a few times, he was even known to entertain in the pub (the name of which I forget) by the old Arms Park.
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malvolio replied

31 January 2012, 00:33
Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post

Bring it on

HYMNS AND ARIAS - YouTube

Did you know that Max Boyce is the only living man to have one of his songs adopted by the Welsh crowd? Everything else goes back to 19th century Eistedfodds and translations of Welseyan hymns

Sad, isn't it...

Y Ddraig goch am byth. Hywl mawr.
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EricBartlett replied

30 January 2012, 23:19
Ahhhh that takes me back!
Playing Max Boyce "Albums" while playing hookey from School

Live in Treorchy - or Living in Treachory
Live in Cwmbran

The Pontypool Front Row
How Fast Was Gerald Davies Dad?
Sospan Fach

Kreeee-ist! I am getting old!
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DodgyAgent started a topic The six nations

30 January 2012, 22:28
The six nations

Bring it on

HYMNS AND ARIAS - YouTube
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