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Phil and Johnny of Silly Wizard fame perform traditional Reels as a duet Live at Charlotte's Web. Edited from the original Oct. 1986 show.

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To purchase more music from Scotland, please visit: www.tinyurl.com Leading figures in Scottish traditional music, brothers Phil and Johnny Cunningham were founders of the seminal 1970s band Silly Wizard and the 1980s supergroup Relativity. Born in Portobello near Edinburgh, Phil is a legendary accordionist, Johnny an extraordinary fiddler. Both also gained renowned as composers and entertainers—banter and storytelling being as central to their performances as their astounding playing. They hadn't performed together in eleven years before reuniting for this concert of songs and stories at the 2003 Smithsonian Folklife Festival. Sadly, Johnny passed away unexpectedly a few months after the Festival. Thecontent and comments posted here are subject to the Smithsonian Institution copyright and privacy policy (www.si.edu/copyright/). Smithsonian reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any content at any time.

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Rare footage by Yvon Chouinard, initially created for National Geographic featuring John Cunningham climbing an unspecified climb on Ben Nevis. No permission was granted to put this up, but I felt this is footage that shoud be shared with people. If the creators are unhappy with this then I can take it down. A few points of interest ... The 'climb' is actually a montage of different shots, I'm not sure the exact climbs, but my best guesses, based on the forum posts that have gone up, and an email are that the initial shot zooming in is Zero gulley (see www.youtube.com ), except that the shot has been reversed for some reason. The middle section, with the avalance is possibly Garadh Gully page 189 of Creaagh Dhu Climber "part of the film was supposed to be fictional," says Chouinard, with John playing a hard case from a rundown part of Glasgow. He rides on his motorbike across Rannoch moor, solos something and then slips and falls but no-one knows if it is real or imagined, it was kinda surreal. The film never got to be seen because in another section, filmed in China , half the film crew were caught in a terrible avalanche. The director was killed and I broke a couple of ribs." Chouinard also mentions the filming in his 'Climbing ice' book (page 157 in the original 1978 version). He mentions being avalanched near Comb Buttress, by a cornice collapse on Number Two gully. The ferry crossing is actually the corran ferry, but probably made to look lik ethe bally one. the <b>...</b>

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John Cunningham and Creagh Dhu climbing The Cobbler in 1978. John is on Recess Route, climbing a summer route in snowy conditions. Taken from the TV series 'Mountain Days', full credits left on the video. Thanks to all who have helped me find this....

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Live at Kennedy Center (Washington DC) (03/07/2003) Special guest: Dougie McLean

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From BBC Scotland's Hogmanay Live 1991/92. The show also featured Capercaillie, Dougie MacLean and Wolfstone.

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A live session from the 1991/92 BBC Scotland broadcast, featuring the Cunningham brothers from Silly Wizard, Charlie MacKerron and Donald Shaw from Capercaillie, Ian MAcDonald from Ossian and various members of the Rankin Family, from Canada.

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Saturday, Sept. 20, 2008, Boston Common, 19th annual Boston Freedom Rally with GOP US Candidate for US Congress, John Cunningham. masscann.org http eventpricing.com http Check out some great pictures from the Rally. www.bostonbakedbands.com

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Live at Kennedy Center (Washington DC) (03/07/2003) Special guest: Dougie McLean

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John cunningham Leading up the route Hells Lum in the Cairngorms 1979. Classic footage from the programme Wilkie in Winter from STV. Cheers to Mick for finding it

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Live at Kennedy Center (Washington DC) (03/07/2003) Special guest: Dougie McLean

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Live at Kennedy Center (Washington DC) (03/07/2003) Special guest: Dougie McLean

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Live at Kennedy Center (Washington DC) (03/07/2003) Special guest: Dougie McLean

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Johnny Cunningham is one of my favorite musicians...great fiddle player! Saw him perform this song live with Susan McKeown singing...Marvelous. This from a creation that Johnny wrote called "Peter and Wendy", an award winning play. Teaser and The Firecat...Cat Stevens Illustrator:) guess I'm just into lullabies these days;) thanks for listening

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Lyrics * as sung here* are at the end of this description. This was filmed in Atlanta, Georgia on April 1, 1988. Donald McGillavry was a fictional character created by James Hogg. In a footnote to The London Literary Gazette's review dated November 11, 1820 of "The Jacobite Relics of Scotland" by James Hogg, where the song was first published, the Gazette stated: "Donald Macgillavry is here put for the Highland Clans generally." Gareth Davis wrote a comprehensive history of this song for Radio De Danann which can be found here: radiodedanann.blogspot.com Silly Wizard members in this clip: Andy M. Stewart: lead vocals, tenor banjo, whistle Phil Cunningham: accordion, piano, synthesizers, whistle, cittern, vocals John Cunningham: fiddle, vocals Gordon Jones: guitar, bodhran, vocals Martin Hadden: bass guitar, keyboards, guitar, vocals Donald come up the hill hard and hungry, Donalds come doon the hill wild and angry; Donald will clear the gouk's nest cleverly, [gouk = cuckoo] Here's to King James and to Donald McGillavry. Come like a weigh-bauk, Donald McGillavry, [weigh-bauk = scales] Come like a weigh-bauk, Donald McGillavry, Balance them fair, and balance them cleverly: Off wi' the counterfeit, Donald McGillavry. Donald come o'er the hill but his tether, man, As he were wud, or stang'd wi' an ether, man; [wud = mad][ stung by an adder] When he comes back, there's some will look merrily: Here's to King James and to Donald McGillavry. Come like a weaver, Donald McGillavry <b>...</b>

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Part two of Wilkie in Winter with John cunningham climbing Hells Lum in the Cairngorms

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The Dark Island and Skye Boat Song, recorded on the west coast of Arran, Scotland on 16th March 2008. The hills in the distance are Kintyre, with the Mull of Kintyre on the left.

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Live at Kennedy Center (Washington DC) (03/07/2003) Special guest: Dougie McLean

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Live at Kennedy Center (Washington DC) (03/07/2003) Special guest: Dougie McLean

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A waltz written by Johnny Cunningham and played on my Fletcher tenor guitar with some pre-recorded backup on guitar and double bass.

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This is Guitar Solo 2, this was not rehearsed at all.

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I love trees.

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Live at Kennedy Center (Washington DC) (03/07/2003) Special guest: Dougie McLean

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Michael & John Cunningham 1984 (Pre-Riverdance Style)

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This was filmed in Atlanta, Georgia on April 1, 1988. I included the banter because it is one of the things that makes this concert so special and so fun to watch. The instrumental following the song is called "Donna's Waltz" and is on Phil Cunningham's CD "The Palomino Waltz." Silly Wizard members in this clip: Andy M. Stewart: lead vocals, tenor banjo, whistle Phil Cunningham: accordion, piano, synthesizers, whistle, cittern, vocals John Cunningham: fiddle, vocals Gordon Jones: guitar, bodhran, vocals Martin Hadden: bass guitar, keyboards, guitar, vocals

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Catch a glimpse of "little" Johnny Cunningham taking on the big boys of the Smyrna B-Gold Bulldogs on 9/26/09 and the Mt. Juliet B-Gray Bears on 10/10/09. He's fearless and "got a head like a brick!" (per Coach Greg). Johnny Cunningham - #14 coming soon to a field near you!

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Song lyrics are included at the end of this description. This song was written by Lady Carolina Nairne of Perthshire, Scotland (1766-1845.) The video was filmed in Atlanta, Georgia on April 1, 1988. This song has always been one of my favorites, but this performance is even more touching to me now that Johnny has passed away. I hope that he has found his own land o' the leal. This song can also be found on Andy M. Stewart's CD "Man in the Moon." Silly Wizard members in this clip: Andy M. Stewart: lead vocals, tenor banjo, whistle Phil Cunningham: accordion, piano, synthesizers, whistle, cittern, vocals John Cunningham: fiddle, vocals Gordon Jones: guitar, bodhran, vocals Martin Hadden: bass guitar, keyboards, guitar, vocals I'm wearin' awa, Jean, Like snaw-wreaths in thaw, Jean I'm wearin' awa' tae the Land o' the Leal There's nae sorrow there, Jean, There's neither cauld nor care, Jean The day is aye fair in the Land o' the Leal Ye aye were leal and true, Jean Your task is ended noo, Jean And I'll welcome you tae the Land o' the Leal Our bonnie bairn's there, Jean She was baith guid and fair, Jean And oh, we grudged her sair, tae the Land o' the Leal So dry that tearful ee, Jean, My soul longs tae be free, Jean And angels wait on me in the Land o' the Leal So fare-thee-weel my ain Jean, This world's care is vain, Jean We'll meet and aye be fain, in the Land o' the Leal

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ROCKING BACK TO WYONG FESTIVAL 2005. Johnny Cunningham Lead Vocals.

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A tribute to the legendary - and much loved - Scottish fiddler Johnny Cunningham. Casey Neill wrote "King Neptune" in Johnny's honor after his death.

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Silly Wizard was a Scottish folk band that began forming in Edinburgh in 1970. The founder members were two like-minded university students—Gordon Jones (guitar, bodhran, vocals, bouzouki, mandola) and Bob Thomas (guitar, mandolin, mandola, banjo, concertina). The as-yet-unnamed band was sometimes joined by thirteen-year-old schoolboy Johnny Cunningham (fiddle, viola, mandola, vocals), who began more extensive touring with the band in 1972. Thomas credited the name of the band to a flatmate who was writing a book of children's stories, and the group first performed as "Silly Wizard" in summer 1972. Chris Pritchard (vocals) replaced Bill Watkins (vocals, guitar) in 1972. From September 1972 until March 1974, the band organized the Saturday night bookings, and regularly performed at, the Triangle Folk Club in Edinburgh. In February 1973, vocalist Chris Pritchard left the band and was replaced by Madelaine Taylor (guitar, bodhran, vocals). In October 1973, the band was signed to Transatlantic Records XTRA label. An album was recorded but before it could be released, Madelaine Taylor left the band in December 1973. The master tapes were subsequently lost and the album has never been released. Bob, Gordon and Johnny began touring as a trio in January 1974, and went on the first of many French tours in April 1974. The band added Neil Adam (bass, harmonium) in September 1974 and Andy M. Stewart (vocals, tin whistle, tenor banjo) in December 1974. In March 1975, Silly Wizard <b>...</b>

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Celtic Fiddle Festival is a supergroup of Celtic fiddlers active since the 1990s. Representing the three main branches of Celtic culture, were members Johnny Cunningham (late of Silly Wizard) of Scotland, Kevin Burke (best known for the Bothy Band) of Ireland, and Christian LeMaitre (of Kornog fame) of Britanny

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The Pernod Waltz by Johnny Cunningham and Michael O Dumhnaill, framed by the french waltz "Valse a Nini"

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Casey Neill with Jon Spurney at Mo Pitkins Aug 1st, 2007 performing "King Neptune", an original in tribute to Johnny Cunningham.

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The RAINDOGS live, 'I'LL TAKE CARE OF YOU' from the Church House Inn in Providence, RI on 3.25.1991. Watch Mark Cutler, Emerson Torrey, Darren Hill, James Reilly and Johnny Cunningham perform live at the famous Providence venue in the heart of downtown.

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"Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile" is the title of a song written by Johnny Cunningham and recorded by David Allan Coe. It was the first single from Coe's 1984 album Just Divorced, and was released to radio in early 1984. The song is Coe's highest-charting single, with a peak of number two on the US country music charts.

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Watch my favorite band the RAINDOGS perform live at Bunrattys on 9/15/1988. Performance is CRY FOR MERCY from the Raindogs first release from Atco Records. The RAINDOGS are Mark Cutler, Emerson Torrey, Darren Hill, Johnny Cunningham and Jimmy Reilly. Filmed by Arthur Freedman.

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The Raindogs play PHANTOM FLAME Live at the Church House Inn in Providence RI on June 7, 1991. I was there!!! Mark Cutler, Emerson Torrey, Johnny Cunningham, Jimmy Reilly and Darren Hill are the players.

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Bishop Johnnie Cunningham, pastor of The Beloved Church of God, Selma, AL., continues preaching the anointed word from the Lord entitled "The Purpose of Preaching" during the 2nd year Appreciation services honoring Elder Pierre and Elect-Lady Dionne Johnson of Macedonia AFM Church of God, Georgiana, AL. Friday, July 22, 2011.

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Auld Lang Syne Susan McKeown and Johnny Cunningham www.susanmckeown.com From the Album, "A Winter Talisman"

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featuring Johnny Cunningham and Susan McKeown in Sedona, Arizona

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Watch my favorite band the RAINDOGS perform live at Bunrattys on 9/15/1988. Performance is IN THE POCKET AGAIN. The RAINDOGS are Mark Cutler, Emerson Torrey, Darren Hill, Johnny Cunningham and Jimmy Reilly. Filmed by Arthur Freedman. Check out more songs performances on you tube from the RAINDOGS!!!

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