dainty davie造句

• The tune and title of " Dainty Davie " were soon adapted to a heavily innuendo-laden text making fun of Williamson and his predicament, and in this form became well known in Scotland.
• It has been known as " Dainty Davy " or " Dainty Davie " since at least 1657, when it was first published in John Playford's collection " The Dancing Master ".
• Of the seven additional songs, two were from the original 2003 sessions ( " Green Grow the Rashes O ", " Of A'the Airts " ), three were previously available on 2007's Peacetime ( " Ye Banks and Braes ", " Aye Waukin-O " and " Leezie Lindsay " ) " Dainty Davie ", also from that session was previously unreleased, and " Comin'Thro the Rye / Dram Behind the Curtain " was a brand new recording . " Dram Behind the Curtain " was written by the Scottish Highlands composer and accordionist Mairearad Green.
• To commemorate the 250th anniversary of Robert Burns'birth, Reader released " The Songs of Robert Burns Deluxe Edition " in January 2009 . The new release brought together the original Burns album with seven additional songs, two from the original 2003 sessions ( " Green Grow the Rashes O ", " Of A'the Airts " ), three from 2007's " Peacetime " ( " Ye banks and Braes ", " Aye Waukin O " and " Leezie Lindsay " ) the unreleased " Dainty Davie ", also from that session, and a brand new recording, " Comin'Thro the Rye / Dram Behind the Curtain ".