Several of Stewart's songs became well-known within the folk community, including "The Ramblin' Rover", "Golden, Golden", "The Queen of Argyll" and "The Valley of Strathmore".

Track #2 from "By the Hush" (1982), the first solo album by the late Andy M. Stewart (of Silly Wizard fame). Here's one of his more famous original songs.#A...

The Ramblin' Rover Lyrics: Oh, there're sober men in plenty / And drunkards barely twenty / There are men of over ninety / That have never yet kissed a girl / But gie me a ramblin' rover /...

The ebullient yet supple-voiced “ramblin’ rover” who made his name during the glory days of Silly Wizard, Andy M Stewart went on to become a highly respected performer in his own right and in …

Oct 27, 2023 · We have included this on our album as a tribute to the inspirational Andy M. Stewart, who once told folk magazine Dirty Linen in 1991: “It would be nice for them to remember me in a positive …

The singer wants to be a "rambling rover" and travel with someone from Orkney all the way down to Dover, roaming the countryside and discovering the world together. In the second verse, the song is …

The ebullient yet supple-voiced “ramblin’ rover” who made his name during the glory days of Silly Wizard, Andy M Stewart went on to become a highly respected performer in his own right and in …