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an excessive consumption of alcohol and generally unhealthy lifestyle began to take their toll, both physically and mentally. In
November 1978 Gaughan's daughter was knocked down by a car and seriously injured while he was away. This event precipitated a major crisis in Gaughan's life. He left the band but found it difficult to get solo gigs and by the end of the decade he was only playing occasionally, supplementing his income by writing articles for the magazine
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Gaughan loved playing with Five Hand Reel and is proud of its music, but as time went on he felt that the band was being pressurised into becoming more commercial. Five Hand Reel was more popular in northern Europe than in the UK, so he had to spend a lot of time on the road away from his family, and
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festival. The first, "Timewaves (Love Song to a People's Music)", mixed orchestral playing with folk singing and was performed at the 2004 festival by the
Orchestra of Scottish Opera together with Gaughan and other folk singers and players. The second was a symphony, "Treaty 300", composed for the
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and sang. The family experienced considerable poverty, but the area they lived in possessed a strong community spirit and many of
Gaughan's songs celebrate his working-class roots. In his teens Gaughan served an apprenticeship at a local paper mill, but had wanted to be a musician since he first
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Gaughan sings in Scots (his first language), English and, occasionally, Gaelic. His voice has been described by some as "capable of turning from aching tenderness to the high dudgeon of political rage within the space of a line, or, on occasion, even in the turn of a single word".
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Gaughan was again feeling the need to work regularly with others, so he invited seven other well-established Scots musicians to form a group called Clan Alba. The original line-up consisted of Gaughan, singer-guitarist Davy Steel, harpists
272:. Between 1976 and 1978 the pace of Gaughan's life was hectic. He recorded four albums with Five Hand Reel (three under their own name and one in collaboration with the Danish folksinger Alan Klitgaard), as well as two solo ones: the all-instrumental
389:, exuded political commitment. Gaughan also extended his political activism to areas other than singing. He instigated the setting up of "Perform", an organisation which aimed to facilitate co-operation across the folk music world, he joined the
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and performed at other festivals across the UK and Europe over the next two years, during which time Gary West left and was replaced by Fred
Morrison. In 1994 Clan Alba recorded an eponymous double CD, which Gaughan produced at
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started playing guitar at the age of seven. He got involved with the local folk music scene and, with two others, started a club called the
Edinburgh Folk Centre. He turned professional in early 1970 and moved to London.
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September 2016, believing he had had a stroke some time previously which was affecting his ability to perform, Gaughan announced that he was cancelling all public performances until further notice. An
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981:(Network Medien, 1995) (sings "Bonnie Jeannie", recorded live at the WDR folk festival in Köln (Germany) 1983) and "Such a parcel of rogues in a nation" (recorded live at the WDR-Funkhaus, 1982)
358:) in both readers' and critics' polls. The album contained a strong set of traditional and contemporary songs, including several which have remained part of Gaughan's core repertoire, such as
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Ireland" and his own reworking of the traditional "Both Sides The Tweed", which calls for Scottish independence without sacrificing friendship with the rest of the UK.
385:(1983) was, he said, "a full-frontal onslaught, basically an anti Cold War polemic". All of its songs, which were performed in a variety of styles ranging from acoustic folk to electric
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Gaughan politically. He had never hidden his strong socialist beliefs and all his albums had included songs by such writers as Hamish Henderson, Ewan MacColl,
141:(born 17 May 1948) is a Scottish musician, singer and songwriter, particularly of folk and social protest songs. He is regarded as one of Scotland's leading singer-songwriters.
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477:"Waist Deep In The Big Muddy" and Brian McNeill's "No Gods and Precious Few Heroes", the record also featured Gaughan's interpretations of more mainstream songs, including
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489:(1998), as "primarily a homage by a song interpreter to the craft of the songwriter." It featured stripped-down arrangements of reflective songs, including the old
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Gaughan continued to regularly play solo gigs and for a while presented a weekly music programme, "Crossroads", for the
Scottish radio station Black Diamond FM.
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537:(2002) was a self-selected thirty-year retrospective of his career (although some material could not be included owing to copyright disputes).
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scan the next month confirmed the stroke, and in November of that year a benefit concert, featuring Aly Bain,
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Youth Orchestra in 2007. Between 2001 and 2008 five Gaughan albums were released. On
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Gaughan has been the subject of three television documentaries in the UK: BBC Two's
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Gaughan's live performances are noted for their passion and intensity. According to
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Resuming his solo career, Gaughan recorded two further albums during the decade. On
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Hand Made, Hand Played: The Art & Craft of Contemporary Guitars, by Robert Shaw
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folk album of the year in 1981, and in 1989 was voted album of the decade by
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2051:"Copper and Brass - Dick Gaughan | Songs, Reviews, Credits"
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221:. All the songs except one are traditional, the exception being
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Rough Guide to World Music: Africa, Europe and the Middle East
1404:"Dick Gaughan's Website: Post to Usenet Groups, 13 April 2002"
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Gaughan recorded three solo albums over the next few years:
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The Definitive Collection" (High Point, 2006) (compilation)
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Scotland: Tunes From The Lowlands, Highlands & Islands
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lyrical "Now Westlin Winds", the feisty "Erin Go Bragh",
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1995:"Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame: Dick Gaughan"
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The Clear Stream: Guitar Music From Scotland And Beyond
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Gaughan resumed his solo career and on his next album,
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416:(1988), which was similar in style and content to
937:The Iron Muse: A Panorama of Industrial Folk Song
401:he was Chair of the Leith Miners' Support Group.
1317:Warfield, Derek; Daly, Raymond (17 April 2012).
1011:(Appleseed, 2003) (sings "The Bells of Rhymney")
985:STUC Centenary Album: If It Wisnae For The Union
1622:"Where Celtic, Folk, Blues, Rock and Soul Meet"
412:(1986), a collection of songs about mining and
1746:"Dick Gaughan / Steve Earle, Barbican, London"
1003:Shining Bright: Songs of Lal and Mike Waterson
929:The High Level Ranters: The Bonnie Pit Laddie
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1908:"What makes a protest singer really angry?"
967:15. Festival des politischenes Liedes, 1985
722:True and Bold: Songs of the Scottish Miners
1652:"Statement from Dick Gaughan's management"
999:(Topic, 2001) (sings "Young Henry Martin")
991:The Irish Folk Festival: Spirit of Ireland
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863:(Folk Freak, 1981) (with various artists)
792:(Trailer, 1973 and reissued on Shanachie)
2121:Douglas Clark's Dick Gaughan Discography
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1021:McCalman Singular: Songs by Ian McCalman
889:Woody Lives!: a Tribute to Woody Guthrie
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961:Out of the Darkness: Songs for Survival
1685:"Stoneyport Associates - DICK GAUGHAN"
1352:"Dick Gaughan's Website: Song Archive"
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1975:from the original on 25 December 2021
1949:from the original on 17 February 2017
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1508:"Dick Gaughan's Website: Discography"
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1208:"Dick Gaughan's Website: Discography"
1182:"Dick Gaughan's Website: Discography"
1027:Steele the Show: Songs of Davy Steele
1005:(Topic, 2001) (sings "The Scarecrow")
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1298:from the original on 16 January 2006
1943:"Dick Gaughan's Website: Biography"
1862:from the original on 1 October 2017
1124:"Dick Gaughan's Website: Biography"
1095:"Dick Gaughan's Website: Biography"
424:on an album of free improvisation,
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2151:20th-century Scottish male singers
2093:from the original on 18 April 2021
2083:"Dick Gaughan - The Harvard Tapes"
2001:from the original on 23 March 2017
1920:from the original on 23 March 2017
1758:from the original on 23 March 2017
1725:from the original on 23 March 2017
1715:"Benefit Concert for Dick Gaughan"
1695:from the original on 3 August 2020
1662:from the original on 23 March 2017
1602:from the original on 23 March 2017
1592:"Celtic Connections Youth Concert"
1572:from the original on 23 March 2017
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1009:Seeds: Songs of Pete Seeger Vol. 3
973:Tanz & Folkfest Rudolstadt '93
660:BBC Radio Two's annual Folk Awards
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2126:Slipcue: Dick Gaughan Discography
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1906:Mark Hudson (18 September 2003).
1744:Tim Cumming (24 September 2003).
1214:from the original on 2 March 2017
1075:from the original on 27 June 2018
1033:Martin Simpson: Purpose and Grace
2021:"BBC Radio Two Folk Awards 2010"
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1514:from the original on 9 June 2017
1462:from the original on 8 June 2017
1384:from the original on 5 June 2017
1240:from the original on 9 June 2017
775:Dick Gaughan - The Harvard Tapes
769:Gaughan Live! at the Trades Club
592:He plays guitar in a variety of
547:Gaughan Live! at the Trades Club
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754:(Greentrax, 2002) (compilation)
647:(1982), Scottish Television's
633:The Rough Guide to World Music
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943:The Second Folk Review Record
836:(Clan Alba Productions, 1995)
710:A Different Kind of Love Song
418:A Different Kind of Love Song
383:A Different Kind of Love Song
169:, a port on the outskirts of
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604:styles and has acknowledged
45:Gaughan at the "Rätsche" in
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399:UK miners' strike (1984–85)
364:Phil & June Colclough's
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525:inaugural concert of the
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155:Royal Maternity Hospital
47:Geislingen an der Steige
1560:"Review of "Timewaves""
584:Vocal and guitar styles
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213:Gaughan's first album,
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227:The John Maclean March
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1816:Shaw, Robert (2008).
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847:Songs of Ewan MacColl
789:The Boys of the Lough
782:The Boys of the Lough
493:hit, "Let It Be Me",
335:His next solo album,
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243:The Boys of the Lough
139:Richard Peter Gaughan
65:Richard Peter Gaughan
1596:Worldmusicentral.org
1488:on 16 September 2016
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879:Fanfare for Tomorrow
746:Outlaws and Dreamers
730:(Celtic Music, 1988)
718:(Celtic Music, 1985)
712:(Celtic Music, 1983)
531:Outlaws and Dreamers
426:Fanfare for Tomorrow
149:Gaughan was born in
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2176:Acoustic guitarists
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1969:"BBC Four Sessions"
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690:Coppers and Brass
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