Bob Ferguson Songwriter Solo singer/ performer of Celtic music, original,country, 60s to 90s pop/rock.

Based in United Kingdom

Lanark, South Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
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LOCATION
Lanark, South Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom

TRAVEL
up to 12500 miles

PRICE
from £350 (GBP)

RATED
10 / 10 from 16 reviews

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Bob Ferguson has performed for over 27 years at corporate events, festivals, theatres, folk clubs, and almost every type of venue possible. A lead vocalist with the highly successful Beggars Row band and Celtic Horizon band, Bob has also maintained his solo career.

Bob's concerts all have a fun happy theme to them aided by the fact he uses wireless packs for his voice and instruments. This enables Bob to wander around the stage and to come off the stage into the audience. At corporate events, Bob will often be booked as a wandering minstrel, with or without PA.

Bob sings, Scottish, Irish, and Celtic songs and his own songs too. If the event requires it, Bob can add songs from other genres into his sets such as country, the '60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and easy sing-a-along songs.

On his travels, Bob has performed around the UK, USA, Russia, Israel, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, and Belgium.

Over the years Bob's powerful voice has endeared him to many audiences and he has always been rebooked by every venue or agency he has performed for.

Bob is willing to travel worldwide and quotes for bookings are available free and without obligation.

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There are currently 16 user ratings for Bob Ferguson Songwriter

AVERAGE RATING

10 / 101

Location

Based in United Kingdom

Lanark, South Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
Travels worldwide
pink circle = free travel (up to 80 miles)

All genres song list jan 2024

Bob Ferguson song list all genres The 5 Song lists are; - Scottish folk, Irish folk, Mixed folk. Country and Mainstream Scroll down for your genre of music.

Country songs

1. Achy breaky heart

2. Are you lonesome tonight

3. Applejack

4. By the time I get to pheonix

5. City of New Orleans

6. Country roads

7. Cotton eyed joe

8. Don’t know much about love

9. Pick a bale of cotton

10. Skip to my lou

11. Jolene

12. Cottonfields

13. Coward of the county

14. Dance the night away C3

15. End of the line

16. Everybodys talking at me

17. Friends in low places

18. Gambler

19. Gentle on my mind

20. Have you ever seen the rain

21. I recall a gypsy woman

22. If tomorrow never comes

23. if I said you had a beautifull body

24. im just a country boy

25. its five-o-clock somewhere

26. im learnino fly

27. it must be love

28. leaving on a jet plane (parody)

29. Lucille

30. Lying in the arms of Mary

31. lyin eyes

32. Man of constant sorrow

33. Midnight special

34. People are crazy

35. Rhinestone cowboy

36. Ring of fire

37. Rocky mountain high

38. Roll in my sweet baby’s arms

39. Ruby

40. Seems it never rains in Southern California

41. Some broken hearts never mend

42. Song of the south

43. Streets of Laredo

44. Stumbling in

45. Sweet home Alabama

46. Take it easy

47. The dance

48. The grass is blue

49. The most beautiful girl in the world

50. The lady came from Baltimore

51. Till the rivers all run dry

52. Wagon wheel

53. When im dead and gone

54. When you say nothing at all

55. Working 9 to 5

56. You were always on my mind

57. You’re my best friend

MAINSTREAM SONGS LIST 60’S TO PRESENT

213. A thousand years

214. Alice

215. All shook up

216. Bright side of life/Wimoweh/La Bamba - mash-up

217. Ass on fire

218. Bad moon rising/Proud Mary/ medley

219. Big yellow taxi

220. Bits and pieces

221. Bring him home (Les Misérables)

222. My brown eyed girl

223. Can’t buy me love

224. Can’t help falling in love

225. Chasing cars

226. Closest thing to crazy

227. Day 0(banana boat song) /don’t worry be happy - medley

228. Do wah diddy

229. Don’t cry for me Argentina

230. Edelweisse

231. Eight days a week

232. Ferry cross the Mersey

233. Fields of gold

234. First cut is the deepest

235. First of May

236. First time ever I saw your face

237. Glad all over

238. Goodbye my love

239. Hallelujah

240. Have I the right

241. Heartbreak hotel

242. Hello again

243. Hero

244. Hey baby

245. Hippy hippy shake

246. Honky tonk woman

247. I am sailing

248. I have a dream/Oh bla di/Candle in the wind/All of me/

249. I hear you knocking

250. I love to boogie

251. I started a joke

252. I want to hold your hand

253. I will wait

254. I’ve gotta get a message to you

255. I’m into something good

256. I’m too sexy/ 500 miles melody

257. I’m yours

258. In the summertime

259. Jailhouse rock

260. Lily the pink

261. Listen to the rhythm of the falling rain

262. Livin la Vida Loca

263. Love grows

264. Love is all around/ Goodnight girl melody

265. Love me tender

266. Maggie May

267. Massachusetts

268. Meet me on the corner

269. Memories

270. Mulll of Kintyre

271. My coo ca choo

272. My hometown

273. No matter what/When you say nothing at all/Winner takes it all/Thank you for the music/Super trouper/I would do anything for love – mash-up…

274. Oh bla di blah da

275. O soley soley

276. Read all about it

277. Roll in my sweet baby’s arms

278. Ron Traubert’s blues

279. Ruby Tuesday

280. Saved by the bell

281. She was only sixteen

282. Somewhere over the rainbow

283. Sound of silence

284. Stand by me

285. Streets of London

286. Stuck in the middle with you

287. Sugar baby love

288. Summertime

289. Sunshine superman

290. Yellow submarine

291. That’s alright mama

292. The boxer

293. The hanging tree

294. The house of the rising sun

295. This is the life

296. Those were the days

297. Three little birds

298. Twist and shout

299. Unchained melody

300. Under the boardwalk/Up on the roof/Pretty woman/I just called to say I love you/Sweet Caroline/Karma chameleon/ and more…

301. Under the moon of love

302. When I’m 64

303. Wig wam bam

304. With a little help from my friends

305. Wonderful world

306. Yellow is the colour

307. Yellow river

308. Yellow submarine

309. Yesterday

310. You raise me up

311. You were always on my mind

312. You were made for me

313. You’ll never walk alone

314. Young girl

Mixed folk songs

144. Annie’s song

145. April

146. Black is the colour

147. Blowing in the wind

148. Bright eyes

149. By the time I get to phoenix

150. Catch the wind

151. City of New Orleans

152. Are you going to San Fransisco

153. From Clare to hear

154. Closest thing to crazy

155. Early morning rain

156. Fennario

157. Fields of gold

158. First of May

159. First time ever I saw your face

160. Fog on the Tyne

161. Galveston

162. I am Australian

163. I will wait

164. If I had a hammer

165. I’ll fly away

166. Working man

167. It’s good to see you

168. John o dreams

169. Jolene

170. Jug of punch

171. Leaving on a jet plane (my funny parody version)

172. Liverpool Lou

173. lord of the dance

174. meet me on the corner

175. Michael row the boat ashore

176. He’s got the whole world

177. Oh Susanna

178. Pay me my money down

179. Peaceful easy feeling

180. Roll on the day

181. Not a matter of pride

182. Ruby Tuesday

183. Saved by the bell

184. Scarborough fair

185. May it be

186. Seems it never rains in Southern California

187. Songdance

188. Sound of silence

189. Sound the pibroch

190. South Australia

191. Steal away

192. Streets of London

193. Summertime

194. The Boxer

195. The carnival is over

196. Day of the jackal

197. The Dutchman

198. The Gambler

199. The hanging tree

200. The lady came from Baltimore

201. The times they are a changing

202. There’s another train

203. Those were the days

204. Absent friends

205. Where have all the flowers gone

206. Whisky on a Sunday

207. Wild goose

208. Windmills

209. Yellow is the colour

210. Bricklayer song

211. This is the life

212. Greensleeves Danish songs

213. This is my life - kim Larsen

214. Pianomand - kim Larsen CLASSICAL

215. Time to say goodbye

Scottish folk songs

1. Ally Bally bee

2. Aye Waukin’ o

3. Ca the ewes

4. Caledonia

5. Dark island

6. Every river (Runrig)

7. Flower of Scotland

8. Gallawa hills

9. Green grow the rashes o

10. Greenfields of France

11. I am sailing

12. I’m a rover

13. Jock o Hazeldean

14. Leezie Lindsay

15. Loch Lomond

16. Loch Tay boat song

17. Macphersons rant

18. Mingulay boat song

19. Misty mountain lady

20. Mormond braes

21. Mull of Kintyre

22. My bonnie lies over the ocean

23. Northern lights of old Aberdeen

24. Parting glass

25. Peggy Gordon

26. Rattling bog

27. Roving journeyman

28. The Portree kid

29. Roses of prince Charlie

30. Under the Scotsman’s kilt

31. Waltzing Matilda

32. Westlin winds

33. Willies gane tae Melville castle

34. Auld lang syne

35. Ye Jacobite’s by name

36. Ready for the storm

37. This love will carry

38. Leaving of Liverpool

39. All around my hat

40. Bonnie Bessie logan

41. Both sides the tweed

42. Broom o the Cowdenknowes

43. Colliers’s way

44. Dirty old town

45. Drunken sailor (Half parody version-funny)

46. Ettrick lady

47. Farewell tae the haven

48. Feal so near

49. Final trawl

50. Freedom come all ye

51. Green grow the rashes o

52. Gypsy rover

53. Haul away joe

54. Highland widows lament

55. Jamie Raeburn

56. Killiecrankie

57. Leave her Johny leave her

58. Massacre of Glencoe

59. Mhairie’s wedding

60. Nancy whisky

61. Queen of all Argyle

62. Reconciliation

63. Schooldays over

64. Scots wha hae

65. Shoals of herring

66. Skye boat song

67. Smuggler

68. Parcel of rogues

69. Flowers of the forest

70. The Kings shilling

71. The rose of Allendale

72. The water is wide

73. A mans a man

74. Tramps and Hawkers

75. Wild mountain thyme Irish songs list

76. Athenrye

77. Avondale

78. Boston rose

79. Carrickfergus

80. Fairytale of New York

81. Red Rose café

82. Galway girl

83. Galway shawl

84. Irish rover

85. Isn’t it grand boys

86. Maids when your young

87. Moonshiner

88. Poor paddy on the railway

89. Raglan road

90. Rocky road to Dublin

91. Seven drunken nights

92. She moved through the fair

93. Song for Ireland

94. The Holy Ground

95. Rare ould times

96. Town I loved so well

97. When you were sweet sixteen

98. Whisky in the jar

99. Leaving of Liverpool

100. All for me grog

101. As I roved out

102. Back home in Derry

103. Banks of the roses

104. Biddy Reilly

105. Black velvet band

106. Bold o Donahue

107. Bunch of Thyme

108. Cliffs of Doneen

109. Curragh o Kildare

110. Danny Boy

111. Fiddler’s green

112. Flight of Earls

113. Four green fields

114. Hand me down my bible

115. Hills of Isle Au Haut

116. Home boys home

117. Isle of Hope

118. Sally gardens

119. It’s a long way to Tipperary

120. Lakes of Coolfin

121. MacAlpines Fusiliers

122. Mary of Dungloe

123. Molly Maguires

124. Monto

125. Muirshin Duirkin

126. My lovely Rose of Clare

127. Nancy Whisky

128. New York Girls

129. Only our rivers

130. Quare bungle rye

131. Red haired Mary

132. Rising of the moon

133. Rosin the bow

134. Some say the devil is dead

135. Spancil hill

136. Spanish lady

137. Star of the County Down

138. The Mermaid

139. Waxies dargle

140. Weila, Wiela

141. Wild colonial boy

142. Wild rover

143. Green and red of mayo

Technical Info

What are your basic technical requirements?

concerts more than 250 people possible addition of extra PA. Can be negoatiated. stage area of 3m x 3m minimum


What information do you require about a venue?

Location, entry time, access. Is there a sound limiter or police restrictions.


Do you provide sound and lighting equipment?

I provide my own sound and lighting up to audience 250 depending on set up and room. Abroad and overseas except Denmark. Germany, Netherlands, Norway, and UK.


Can you provide a Spotify/DJ service before and between your sets?

Not as of February 2024 but it is a project under investigation, and will probably happen. Please check when interested as it may be available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best gig you've ever done and the best venue you've ever worked at?

Hard to choose but probably Skagen Festival in Denmark in front 2500 people, or Norvey centre in Moscow 4000 audience.


What's your favourite type of event?

Proper concert with sit down or standing audience, BUt i also love a party concert with lots of fun too.


What's your previous experience and how did you start gigging?

27 years performing Around the UK, Europe, and other countries. Always wanted to earn my living as a singer.


Which artists have you been most influenced by, who is your favourite artist and what is the greatest song of all time?

Multiple artists, The Corries, The Dubliners, Rod Stewart, Showaddy Waddy, T-rex, Mark Knopfler, Don Williams, Joan Baez, Slade, and many more. My greatest song of all time, again so many to choose from Loch Lomond, Country Roads, Under the moon of love...


Can I perform without PA?

Yes I can perform acoustic if it is a small roo or as a wandering minstrel roaming among the audience etc

Performance Info

What are your typical setup and performance times?

Solo for audience under 250, I prefer 90 minutes but can it in 1 hour. I like to be at a concert nice an early to make sure no unexpected problems.


Are you happy to perform outside?

I am happy to perform almost anywhere. I have never refused a location or venue yet, and I have performed on a bus, beach, castle yard, street, boat, shopping mall, night club, marathon...


Do the clients have a say in what you play or is it a set repertoire list only?

I am happy to supply a list of all my songs for the client to choose what I play on the night. I am also happy to learn 3 or 4 new songs of their choice if given enough time.


How do previous clients most commonly describe your performances?

10/10 fun, happy, never sang so much, loved the vocals...

Recent Clients

Bob Ferguson Songwriter has performed for these clients:

Postgården Hjørring, Skolegade 19, 9800 Hjørring, Denmark

UK Military Forces Burns Night Concert 27th January 2024.

Ballachilush Hotel, Glencoe, Scotland.

Venues

Bob Ferguson Songwriter has performed at these venues:

Edinburgh Castle,

Stirling Castle,

Balmoral Hotel,

Sheraton Hotel,

Hilton Hotel,

Dundas castle,

Dalhousie Castle,

Waldorf Astoria

Glasgow City Hall

Neidpath Castle,

Fjelsted Folk Festival,

Aro Folk Festival,

Struar Festival,

Samso festival

And many more

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