If you'd like to say "hello" and leave a general comment, IAN WILSON
Ian Wilson is well know on the Ceilidh music scene in Dunoon as well as other parts of Argyll for orgainising The West Coast Ceilidhs in the Park hotel and fund -raising events for the MOD for when it comes to Dunoon in 2012. During his programme he plays many favourites of the ceilidh scene many of who have appeared here in Dunoon as well as introducing you to some you may not know. His music is mainly gleamed from the West Coasts of Scotland and Ireland though he will go further afield just for a wee change. Join Ian on his footstomping tour along the West Coast.
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Monday Night Is WEST COAST CEILIDH with me Ian Wilson and I am looking forward to playing some of the finest Scottish and Irish music, nice an lively-Ian
Love the Irish music Memories of many a happy Seisiun , looking forward to more Philomena Begley and the of Queen of Country & Irish Margo even a little Daniel O ‘Donnell,
Ian yer shows a cracker ……love it….DJ Gary M
Hi Ian enjoyed the show tonight you put a tear in my eye playing one of your songs You know the one I mean the words say it all Chris is back in Glasgow now will keep on at her to listen in to your show lots of love from the 2 of us June & Christine xxxx
SINGIN` I`M NO A BILLY, HE`S A TIM
What happens when you lock up a Celtic fan with a Rangers fan on the day of the Old Firm?
FIREWORKS!!! THATS WHAT!
Celtic mad Tim and Rangers daft Billy find themselves banged up in the same police cell on the day of an Old Firm match.
Can Harry the ever watchful turnkey keep them apart?
Nlp Theatre Company are touring scotland with this sell out play. Tickets on sale NOW for Queens Hall, Dunoon for 25th March 2011.
YOU TUBE Singin Am no a Billy hes a Tim Trailer…for a sneak preview.
Visit http://www.nlptheatre.co.uk for more info.
Scott Kyle won Best Stage Actor Award at The Edinburgh Fringe 2010 for his part as Billy in this play…
Hello Ella, thank you for your comments I am so pleased that your are enjoying the programme and I shall certainly try to keep it as bright and lively as I can. I am pleased to say that work has already commenced to bring another series of The West Coast Ceilidh to Dunoon’s Park Hotel and we are looking at what is required to broadcast the shows live. I shall of course keep all the listeners informed of the progress.
Thanks again to everyone for tuning in on Mondays nights I look foward to talking to you all next week Ian.
As it says Bright and Lively, the West Coast Ceilidh is really taking off more more more of the same love the Ceilidh music.
When will you be doing your next West Coast Ceilidh? Will it be broadcast on the radio? I am sure it would be very popular with listeners like myself who have connections with Dunoon and love to hear what’s going on. I have even got some of my friends listening in and really enjoying it keep up the good work.
Ella (Douglas)