William Black said:
>
> Traditional 'folk' isn't technically challenging to either sing or play,

This is hardly fair on all traditions.


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Richard Robinson
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On Wed, 22 Jul 2009 23:23:15 +0100, Molly Mockford squeezed out the
following:

>At 22:47:45 on Wed, 22 Jul 2009, William Black 
> wrote in 
><h481qg$qgv$3@news.eternal-september.org>:
>
>>Richard Robinson wrote:
>>> William Black said:
>>
>>>> Although the last time I got paid was on a beach in Goa...
>>>>
>>>> And I didn't expect to get paid either...
>>>  I, ah, notice you don't say what that was for ...
>>
>>If I remember rightly it was 'William Brown'...
>
>"Keep that wheel a-turning..."?  I haven't heard that in decades!  And 
>it's a damn' good song, and deserves to be sung more often.
>
>(Unless you mean a totally different William Brown, in which case "I'll 
>thcream and thcream till I'm thick.  I can, you know"!)

Hah! I suspect Violet Elizabeth Bott you ain't.

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