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              CA BI T-3148 · Item · 1968
              Part of Sound and Moving Image Collection

              Simon George Mac Lellan, Mizzy Mac Lellan, Joy and Thelma Mac Lellan sing a selection of Gaelic and English songs.

              Side A: Simon George Mac Lellan sings a Gaelic song about deer hunting (untitled) that originated in Scotland.

              Mr. Mac Lellan continues with another song in both English and Gaelic, unaccompanied by musical instruments.

              His next song is performed in Gaelic, which he explains in English at its conclusion.

              Simon George next sings "The Glouchester Fishing Boat" [Note: Tape speed chane to 3 3/4]

              Mr. Mac Lellan tells a story about a sea captain who dies in jail in England. [Tape reverts to 7 1/2 speed].

              Simon George sings "State of Arkansas", "Donald O' Connor", a tune in Gaelic, and is joined by his wife. [Tape speed changes to 3 3/4]

              Simon George recounts a story about moonshine and moves on to a recitation.

              Side B: Simon George Mac Lellan sings one of his own songs in English, "Someday".

              Joy and Thelma Mac Lellan sing "Gandy's Motel". [Speed changes to 7 1/1].

              Mizzy Mac Lellan sings "The Hills and Glens" and a Gaelic song.

              Simon George sings "Tuppermory" and recites "The Cremation of Sam McGee", and moves into a medley including "Banks of Newfoundland", "Sweet Sue", and Mizzy sings "The Iron Door".

              Simon George sings "The Green Mossy Banks of Dundee", "The Girl I Left Behind". [Overlapping of channels on this last part of the tape].