Bùth Dhòmhnaill 'icLeòid
Contributors
Fieldworkers
Date
11 February 1956
Track ID
1501
Part 1
Track Information
Original Track ID
SA1956.36.B10
Original Tape ID
Summary
This humorous song describes a pub owned by Donald MacLeod and the characters who frequented it.
Item Notes
Two verses sung. The public house which is the subject of the song was at the corner of Paisley Road and Rutland Crescent in Glasgow. It was owned by a Skyeman called Donald MacLeod.
The song was composed by the contributor's father, Donald MacIntyre (Dòmhnall Ruadh Aonghais Ruaidh). He was sometimes called 'Bàrd Phàislig'. He won the Bardic Crown at the National Mòd in 1938.
Recording Location
County - Renfrewshire
Parish - Paisley
Village/Place - Paisley
Language
Gaelic
Genre
Collection
Source Type
Reel to reel
Audio Quality
Good