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New Year's Eve was never the same without Andy. My parents used to let me stay up to the Variety performance if he was on in case he sang Donald, Where's Yer Trousers! I was 4 when this was filmed - I never knew he did impersonations. Thank you.

An old fashioned true entertainer!

Elvis cut this as: Tonald, whirr's yer breeks...

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What a fantastic voice. I loved him.

Love Andy Stewart ❤

Wonderful stuff!

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Thank you so much for posting. Nadia was a dear friend of mine. She passed away on 29th October 2024 just five days shy of her 100th birthday. Just listening to her beautiful voice here brought tears to my eyes...but her rendition of Port Mahon is so so moving. Thank goodness this has survived & bless you (as Nadia would say) for making it possible for us to listen to it.

Noo That's what you Call Talent OCH AYE

What memories. JIMMY Logan, Anydy Stewart, The White Heather Club, Alexander Brothers and others. SO glad they were all part of my childhood memories. Miss them all.

Us Sots had the Talent. THANK YOU VERY MUCH ANDY STEWART.... YUV GOT IT🇺🇲🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇨🇮🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇨🇦

I never knew Lord Snowden could dance so well !!

Powrie and Joe gordon s lot ------------brill Could live without Stewart

A young Brucie there too

I had the honour of pipeing Andy Stewart across the tarmac and into the Wellington Airport terminal. He was my hero, and I will never forget that. I used to sing his songs on the bus when the City of Wellington Highland Pipe Band travelled to completions around New Zealand. God bless you, Andy.❤

Exactly', it's been hellish on TV for a number of years now. High tie we all wrote a letter to the BBC tonoutbon this type of traditional hogmanay music. (Scottish Ceilidh) This day and age accordionist, Brandon McPhee is a copy of Jimmy Shand in playing his music.

He looks so young and thin here. First time I've seen him singing "Donald, where's yer troosers?"

Awww, the way it was. Please bring back this tradition and scrap the rubbish that is on our TV screens nowadays. 😢

I used to watch this programne without fail. I looked forward to hogmanay every year. I'd dance to the music along with the white Heather dancers on TV. Happy memories, but what has happened? Nowadays its hellish and has been for several years. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I used to watch this with my Aunty every time it was on TV. Don't get programmes like this anymore. Loved The White Heather Club. I remember tuning in for New Year with the King of Hogmany, the one and only Andy Stewart. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I used to love this progamme

An hour of pure pleasure for those who admire Ian Powrie, as a real gent, and a lovely player. I,m an accordionist aged 73, and have his LPs of his iconic band. Sadly all gone, but a great legacy, and these videos are priceless. Thank you so much. Frank in Bristol.

Real nostalgia. Watched this when I was in my teens.

Remember this song when I was young...he was a great performer too A Scottish evergreen to last!!!

Loved Andy Stewart forever brilliant entertainer😅

Great thank you for posting this wonderful Andy Stewart

We watched it every week. All live performances. What talent! I was age 6 for this one!

heather club at its finest !!! brilliant !

I'm 60 and an ex squaddie, I remember this in my grandfathers record collection. I will never forget the words or it's sentiment.

Awww I love it, I was brought up listening to this man in the car, on cassette tape btw 🥰👌🏼 xXx

I love the old Scottish songs. My mother sang them to us throughout our childhood and I sang them to my children when they were young.

We all. Shared New Year’s Eve with Andy for ten or more years ,he was ace entertainment and we miss you Andy,all home for the bells

Ye canna better a kilt

Aw Molly Weir

Good guy. Forgotten now.

Thank you Piece of my childhood

My heritage 😊

Thank you Andy from me and my Faither and Grandparents xxxx

My favourite. My favourite memories xxxx

Love it I used to remember their New Year’s Eve celebrations ( till the whiskeys took over lol)this entertainment is sadly missed

This song that asked about is called," do you mind Lang syne"

I don't suppose you have the episode broadcast on 14 June 1960 do you? Andy Stewart performed "The Worsit Thrum" - a poem written by my grandfather.

I thought for a moment he said Andy Stewart was an extra in You Only Live Twice 🤣

Loved him as a kid. Lovely to see his breakout performance. The Elvis bit! Superb.

Any Alexander Brothers on Shindig

Andy attributes much of his WHC and broadcasting success o the wizardary of the Ian Powrie band.

Such a beautiful tone - Magic

This world is less without Andy. My Mother and i seen him live at Festival Hall in Melbourne. I can't remember the year but i've always had a place in my heart for Andy Stewart.

I absolutely love Andy. Stewart. It blew me away to see him singing Me and Bobby. McGee❤