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Joe Wynne
from Sarnia, Ontario.
Posted 9 Jul 2003.
Years ago, living in Glasgow, I used to hear a song that went something like this:
"Come to the Ceiledh, come way me, dance to the music, merry merry music.
Come let us make the raffters ring, let's have a dear old highland fling..."
I have searched high and low for this music; we want to use it as an opening for a Ceiledh we're planning in Camlachie, Ontario in January 24, 2004
Can anybody help?
Desperate in Camlachie.
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Bobby Barlow
from Clydebank, Scotland.
Posted 30 Jul 2003.
As a young boy I remember hearing Come to the Ceilidh being sung on Scottish Television.
I feel quite sure it was performed by Callum Kennedy, a popular Scottish star in those days. Good Luck in your search.
Bobby
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Jacques Guionnot
from Paris.
Posted 20 Aug 2003.
I am also looking for the words of "Come to the ceilidh" to sing it as part of the entertainment at a Caledonian Society ceilidh in Paris. I very vividly remember dancing round the room with the people of the Scots Kirk in Paris to this song many years past and I can still hear the tune in my mind. Good luck with your quest.
Cheers from Jacques
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Adam Philip
from England.
Posted 8 Sep 2003.
I have a copy of The Alexander Brothers recording. If you email your address I will send you a copy of the tape. Jim McLeod also recorded it and a friend of mine may have a copy, if so I will send it as well.
Regards
Adam Philip
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joe wynne jr.
from halifax.
Posted 3 Feb 2004.
Wish I could be there Da. Have a great night.
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ms
from bc.
Posted 22 Jun 2004.
I belive the song went Lets have a ceilidh come wi' me
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