Saturday 24 October 2009

Our Andy (And Our Paul)

When we were kids our Dad used to tell us that Andy was our cousin.
We all loved Andy.



I hope to one day shake this man's hand.
(I think you might like this Pon.)

8 comments:

  1. Lakes of Ponchatrain is one of my all time favorite songs. I'd forgotten about it. Thanks :-)
    And now, to bed with me!

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  2. Map, I love that song by Paul Brady. Thanks! And I hope one day you *do* get to shake his hand.

    Your cousin Andy... well, I had a bit of a struggle understanding him... ;-)

    xoxoxo

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  3. Brother Map,

    That's a spirited and festive song by Andy. I really enjoyed the Lakes of Ponchatrain.

    U

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  4. Bloody Scots, I could no understand a word.

    The Brady fella though, now that's a different story.

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  5. Och, Donald, where's yer troosers

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  6. And yet the American not only loved Cousin Andy, but understood him perfectly well. :)

    They were both wonderful songs...I just liked the lively spirit of the first. :)

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  7. Fabulous gentleman Mr Stewart. Much beloved of my grandparents. Fine way to spend a Sunday evening, listening to his warbles.

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  8. debra; to a long and pleasant sleep I hope!

    xxx

    Pon; och aye the noo!

    xxx

    U; I just love that song!

    Jimmy; what a strange language!

    Clyde; all me troosers be in the cleaners laddie!

    hope; we kids just loved this of a saturday neet!

    Madame DF; My dad was known as the 'Fabulous Gentleman'! We came from a very poor area, but he would save up for a year to buy a bespoke suit! He was a cool guy, and I think I may have picked up some of his foibles!

    (And HE was always known as Mr. Stewart!, His full name was James Mary Stewart!)

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