Keen listeners to Tuesday afternoon's "Cathaidh Bhan" programme on BBC Radio Nan Gaidheal may wonder why there was some cove with bad Gaelic on, reading out the titles of old Guireans songs and attributing them to nonexistent artists such as

"Take Bhatasgeir", "Blone-die" and "Ewe Dubh" 

 

Stuck for an idea after being dragooned onto Tuesday's programme to mark National Laughter Week, a certain Guirean was forced to plunder the back catalogue for a list of "humorous" song titles and and repackage it as "The Steinis Book of Leodhasach Hit Singles". Care was taken to give no credit to the Guireans whatsoever.

 

Guireans manager and Plook Records CEO Ken "The Litigator" Livingstone was said to be considering legal action, but then remembered that he'd long since sold all rights to M*ch**l J**kson for £2.50 and a date with B*bbles the Ch*mp.