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    Countdown to Burns Night - III - Tam O'Shanter

    Tam O'Shanter - Meta Forrest

    From the review from the January edition of Gramophone magazine, 1956:
    Sassenachs, and other foreigners, may well find the poems, so beautifully spoken by Ian Gilmour and his wife, Meta Forrest, sometimes hard to understand without a copy of the poems.
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