Add a Wee bit o' Scotland to your next event. Born in Edinburgh, Scotland Scottish Poet & Presenter A Rich, Romantic Scottish Accent bringing tears of Joy & Compassion Gordon doesn't just recite poetry. ( Robert Burns and his own ) He also entertains you with the stories behind the poems. Usually very interesting, personal and often humorous or poignant stories. As an MC or speaker, he'll bring a colorful flavor to your event. Scottish Poet & Presenter

Suzie...A Rare Wee Lassie
Sandra from Rwanda
The Magic o' Uncle Peter
To a Louse
Gabriela mi Amor
To Mum
Ye Banks & Braes o' Bonnie Doon
Blooming Valentine
Auld Lang Syne

Feb 9th 2001		The first public airing of my kilt was on Friday February 9th at Duke and Natasha Perry's wedding. It was held in the beautiful Adolphus Hotel in downtown Dallas. Having never worn the kilt before (we Scots always refer to it in the definite article), it was rather scary at first. But everyone loved it and some even wanted their pictures taken with me.
August 1st 2001		Duke & Natasha were so proud to announce the arrival of their delightful son, Nikolai. He is now the cutest little guy you could ever meet.
April 27th 2001		This was my debut as a poet/entertainer. What an Incredible experience, especially since I had never done this ever before and there were over 60 people attended and who thoroughly enjoyed the show.
May 03 2001		Videotaped the tv show with Alex Burton. It was a blast. I really enjoyed it. The most difficult thing was reading Sweet Nothings to  Alex. I met a Harlequin Romance author named Leann Harris just before the show and she was quite interesting. Her daughter used to do Highland Dancing because of her asthma.
Oct 28 2001		"An Evening in Scotland". Over 1000 people attended this overwhelmingly successful evening which I hosted. The N.Tx Cal Pipe Band, Amber Hawk Celtic folk group and The Skye Boat Song
Nov 03 2001		At the wedding of Jennifer Hammond & David Stewars, I Read "My Love is Like A Red Rose" 1st Corinthians and The Lord's Prayer (possibly scan wedding prog)
Nov 10th 2001		was the beautiful setting for "Peace, Hope & Understanding" an afternoon event to raise funds for a "Peace Garden" Sheila had asked me to help find some musicians and Stan Richardson was there to play his beautiful Shakuhachi flute. Benita Arterberry sang in her beautiful tones "Lift Every Voice" - The Negro National Anthem at which everyone stood, and also "Amazing Grace". There were representatives from different faiths and churches who spoke: Islamic Caller called to Mecca; Erv Roorda-Presbyterian, Imam Shakoor-Islamic, Benita- Lift Every Voice, Susan Madison-Unitarian, Dr. Harbans Lal-Sikh, Peggy Williams-Christian Scientist, Stan Richardson-Shakuhachi, Walter Travis-Washington Street Presb Mission, Beth Keenan-Tibetan Buddhist, Amanpreet - Sikh, Gordon Nicol - "Judge Not", Harmonium, Benita-Amazing Grace  Troy Dungan, the weatherman on Ch8, welcomed everyone and introduced the participants. The weather turned out perfect and, although there weren't many there, it was a wonderful event. Benita was so inspiring with her words and mentioned how she and I were kindred spirits.  I did a pretty good job of reading my poem  and had quite a few requests for copies of it afterwards. The black Muslims wanted a copy to print in their newsletter.
Jan 2002		Record Collector Magazine feature Iron Virgin in a ten page article about  bands of the 70's and 80's. The band I played in almost 30 years ago gets a full-page picture to lead this article about the Glam-Rock era.  Plus we get another picture and quarter page story inside. Fame at last : )

 

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