Hamish Henderson 4/51

April 2, 1951
London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
Lomax' notes: "Hamish says most of these songs have still some amount of oral currency—however all have a certain amount of literary influence—all have been pivotal in various forms in some of these books, [e.g.] Hogg's Jacobite Relics."
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If I Die An Old Maid In A Garret 04/02/1951
As I Came O'er The Kearny Mount 04/02/1951
Interview with Hamish Henderson about As I Came O'er The Kearny Mount 04/02/1951
The Galway Tinker 04/02/1951
Blue Bonnets Over The Border 04/02/1951
Blue Bonnets Over The Border (Royalist parody) 04/02/1951
The Battle Of Sheriffmuir 04/02/1951
Up And Waur Them A', Willie 04/02/1951
Aiken Drum 04/02/1951
Awae Tae Aa The Whigs O Fyffe 04/02/1951
Commentary by Hamish Henderson on Awae Tae Aa The Whigs O Fyffe 04/02/1951
The Galloway Countryside 04/02/1951
Commentary by Hamish Henderson on later Jacobite songs 04/02/1951
A Highland Lad My Love Was Born 04/02/1951
My Love Was Born 04/02/1951
The Bonniest Lad I E'er Saw 04/02/1951
Wha Widna Fecht For Charlie 04/02/1951
The Gillie Calum 04/02/1951
Commentary by Hamish Henderson on The Gillie Calum 04/02/1951
Gaelic song of the Forty-Five 04/02/1951
Unidentified Gaelic lullaby 04/02/1951
Johnny Cope 04/02/1951
Come O'er The Stream, Charlie 04/02/1951
Falkirk Muir 04/02/1951