Andy Stewart - Hogmanay 1992 (Out With the Old)

Andy Stewart - Hogmanay 1992 (Out With the Old)
Out with the Old, was Scottish Television's Hogmanay show for 1992, written by Alex Norton.
John Grieve (The Vital Spark) appears as a one-time entertainer living in a home for retired performers who’s planning a quiet Hogmanay. When he discovers that his niece, Katy (Katy Murphy) is hosting STV’s Hogmanay show, he decides to watch it on TV, only for the cast of the programme to arrive at the home to perform due to the TV programme being pre-recorded.
After a lifetime of bringing in the New Year, this would be Andy's final Hogmanay appearance.

[@TheWhiskey16]

Loved Andy back in the 60’s 🥰🥰🥰

[@jimduffy1967]

Brilliant Andy Stewart, lovely person, lovely personality,stayed humble,he wrote a song got to number 1.and it wasn't Donald where's yer troosers, Scottish soldier.

[@ivandinsmore6217]

This was Andy's last Hogmanay performance. He died 10 months later. The show was dire up to this point. This was the only part of it that was watchable.

[@jimduffy1967]

This is indeed sad but I still like watching Andy Stewart, forever 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🙏🙏🙏💚

[@jimduffy1967]

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

[@TheWhiskey16]

Awe, wish I could turn the clock back to the days when we watched Andy singing in the new year 🥰🥰🥰

[@rickyjaworek1268]

Aye its aw shite noo

[@andrewkeen7828]

This is the stuff played in the highlands 40 or 50 years ago, good times

[@jimduffy1967]

That song from 2.44 is beautiful I've never heard it before,the tune is " do you ken John peel" but Andy Stewart singing this song is brilliant and I can't stop playing it and crying at the same time,the words are so prophetic, where can I find this song elsewhere? God bless Andy Stewart.

[@josephineapicella4595]

I remember Andy Stewart every New Year’s Eve he was great I wish those days would come back!!!

[@jimduffy1967]

What is this song? lyrics are so sad ," some have left this earthly scene

[@thewhiteheatherclub]

‘D’ye Mind Lang Syne‘ was a traditional song favoured by Sir Harry Lauder.
Here is a quote from Andy: “I first performed this song at the Gaiety Theatre, Ayr in 1961 and in the audience was Miss Greta Lauder, Sir Harry Lauder’s niece. Immediately after the show, she came backstage to congratulate me on the performance and to tell me that ‘D’ye Mind Lang Syne’ was almost the only song her late uncle featured which was not his own composition”.
Here is the 1963 studio version:
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[@jimduffy1967]

I so miss this brilliant way to bring in the new year.