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Jockonary: That Guy Fae The Corries and the Scottish National Anthem Flower of Scotland

Scottish artist Martin Laird reviews, and performs some readings from, That Guy Fae The Corries, the autobiography of Ronnie Browne. The book is available from https://thecorries.com along with their music and other things. The Corries were traditional Scottish folk musicians who gave Scotland its de facto National Anthem. Flower of Scotland was written by Roy Williamson in the 1960s and first adopted by the Scottish Rugby Union team in the 1970s. It tops the polls as the people's choice for Scottish National anthem. A few select recommendations for more Corries music and related viewing: Ronnie Browne's Tribute to Roy Williamson featuring the Braes of Killiecrankie    • The Corries,  Ronnie's Tribute to Roy   The Curries with Rikki Fulton and Gregor Fisher    • The Curries   The Mingulay Boat Song    • The Corries - Mingulay Boat Song   Wild Mountain Thyme (Go Lassie Go)    • The Corries Will Ye Go Lassie Go {Wild Mou...   Cam Ye O'er Frae France    • The Corries --- Cam Ye O'er Frae France   Sherramuir Fight Song    • 01 - Sherrifmuir   The Haughs O'Cromdale    • 04 - The Haughs O'Cromdale   Green Grow the Rashes by Michael Marra    • Michael Marra "Green Grow the Rashes"   00:00 Flower of Scotland (melodica) 00:33 Introduction to the Corries 01:00 Personal history with the Corries 02:11 A baby sings The Mingulay Boat Song 02:50 the formation of the Corrie Folk Trio and Paddie Bell 03:06 Reading from page 92 on the meaning of the name the Corries and first gigs 04:07 The BBC - the Hoot'nanny show and the White Heather Club 04:35 The departure of Paddie Bell and Bill Smith 05:31 Reading from p117 on Bill Smith getting the boot 06:53 The importance of keeping the folk tradition alive 07:23 Reading from page 154 The Teuchter That Cam Fae Skye and the Highland Widows Lament 09:37 The Child Ballads, Robert Burns, Dark Lochnagar and Green Grow the Rashes 12:16 Song arrangements and instrumentation, Lord Gregory and the Combolins 13:26 Reading from page 250 - the theft of the Combolins 16:06 Criticisms of the book and The Black Douglas - Ronnie Browne the portrait painter 17:56 Politics and the 2014 Scottish Independence Referendum 18:21 The Conservative Club (!) 18:59 Reading from page 256 on Flower of Scotland and the Scottish Rugby Union 21:59 The death of Roy Williamson, 1936-1990 22:32 The reason Ronnie Browne stopped singing 23:42 The Curries with Gregor Fisher and Rikki Fulton 24:15 My pick for Scottish National Anthem 24:54 I Will Go #scottishindependence #scotland #folkmusic