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About 'A RED, RED ROSE':
A NOTE FROM JAMES: |
And to this add tales of ghosts and imagination!
The kindness of the people wherever we journeyed made it a special time
to share and to learn. The Gaelic of the highland folk changes from district
to district, and I recall this spirit of adventure as our ferry reached
the Isle of Skye, entering the fishing dock, the hillsides disappearing
up into the mist. |
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Perhaps you are interested in your own journey or a reminder of your own experiences. What follows are references to be shared that helped shape the recordings and creation of the CD,
"A Red, Red Rose"
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Books, wonderful books: Seamus Heaney: Seeing Things James Joyce: Ulysses Robert Burns: Selected Poems Thomas Cahill: How the Irish Saved Civilization Nigel Pennick: The Sacred World of the Celts Anna Wilkes: Ireland: Ur of the Chaldees Marion Zimmer Bradley: The Mists of Avalon Howard Pyle: Story of King Arthur and his Knights Declan Kiberd: Irish Classics Edinburgh University Press: Early Celtic Art Bob Dylan: Chronicles I |
Links to share: scotland.org visitscotland.com robertburns.org ceolas.org BBC Radio Scotland's 'Robert Burns' edinburgh.org bbc.co.uk/scotland scotlandspast.org npr.org electricscotland.com/history heartoscotland.com |