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- Coulter's_Candy abstract ""Coulter's Candy", also known as "Ally Bally" or "Ally Bally Bee", is a Scottish folk song, originating from Galashiels in the Scottish Borders.It was written by a former Galashiels weaver, Robert Coltard (1832–1880). He died of a brain tumour and was buried in an unmarked ("pauper's") grave in Eastlands Cemetery, in Galashiels. The song was an advertising jingle for the aniseed-flavoured sweets that he manufactured in Melrose and sold around the markets of the Border towns. The recipe is no longer known, but the song lived on. In 1958 a letter to The Weekly Scotsman reported that a man remembered hearing it from his grandmother, who in turn had learned the song in around 1845. It was collected in a children's playground in 1964 by James T. Ritche, who published it in a book called The Singing Street.However, Norman Buchan published it earlier in 101 Scottish Songs, Collins, 1962. He states there:"This song probably produced more correspondence than any other when I printed it in 'The Weekly Scotsman' a few years ago. Robert Coultart - the 'Coulter' of the song - made and sold his own candy round all the country fairs and markets in the Borders..............etc. I first heard it from Scots actor, playwright and folk singer Roddy McMillan." He also added one of the verses.The word bawbee refers to a halfpenny coin.".
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- Coulter's_Candy comment ""Coulter's Candy", also known as "Ally Bally" or "Ally Bally Bee", is a Scottish folk song, originating from Galashiels in the Scottish Borders.It was written by a former Galashiels weaver, Robert Coltard (1832–1880). He died of a brain tumour and was buried in an unmarked ("pauper's") grave in Eastlands Cemetery, in Galashiels. The song was an advertising jingle for the aniseed-flavoured sweets that he manufactured in Melrose and sold around the markets of the Border towns.".
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