Andy Stewart - The Man Behind the Kilt
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Andy Stewart was one of Scotland's most successful entertainers, at home and abroad. He had hit records all over the world with songs such as Donald, Where's Your Troosers? and A Scottish Soldier and toured the globe long before it was the rock and roll thing to do.
This ArtWorks Scotland documentary takes a nostalgic look at his life and work, from his early days as a serious actor and impressionist to his heyday fronting The White Heather Club. With contributions from Stanley Baxter, John Cairney, The Alexander Brothers, Sydney Devine and Andy's closest family, the film reveals another side to one of Scotland's best-loved icons.
Loved you Andy Stewart, my mom & dad watched you religiously every xmas when we were growing up , from 1950s all through 1960 s, that’s why I love u, we in the uk adored you, you are my childhood memory, know 70 Year’s old, god bless you, my all time favourite is , a Scottish soldier, makes my hair stand on end, love the Scottish bagpipes, so moving & beautiful, xxx
The best in Scotland and I loved watching his weekly TV show here in Ireland he was really great
Andy Stewart, man of many talents, but mostly his wonderful there was a Scottish soldier, that I first heard aged 6 years old, my mom & dad in England watched him religiously every New Year’s Eve, from 1958 & on wards was a star in our England home at xmas, we loved him, bless you Andy Stewart, from 1958 to 2003 I’ve watched your shows, thank you for the music, & thank you to my parents xx
A true entertainer. Lovely guy!
Sadly there's no more of the likes of Andy and Co...the today's world is a mess ....my grand folks, mither and father would turn in their graves in today's world...
Dear Tara, if ever you watch this ... I adored your father as I think you would have adored my Glaswegian father also - he had a look of Andy when he was young 🙂I am so happy that you can watch your father and hopefully get the pleasure from that that I and millions of others do. Anyway, I am posting this in reference to your 'kilt and heather' statement, I am not sure that he is seen like that but hey, even if he is, there is nothing to defend in that!!! xx