Talk:Fiddlers' Bid

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As this article was nominated for deletion because it 'did not pass WP:MUSIC', here's some evidence that the band meets guidelines for notability, namely criterion #1:

Has been the subject of multiple non-trivial published works whose source is independent from the musician or ensemble itself and reliable. This criterion includes published works in all forms, such as newspaper articles [...])

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^ "Folk review: Fiddlers' Bid, All Dressed in Yellow", Scotsman, September 20, 2009, retrieved January 13, 2010
^ "Album review: Fiddlers' Bid, All Dressed in Yellow", Scotsman, November 02, 2009, retrieved January 13, 2010 {{citation}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)
^ "Musicians of the world unite as Glasgow parties", Scotsman, January 29, 2007, retrieved January 13, 2010
^ "Fiddlers' Bid International, Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow", The Herald, January 29, 2007, retrieved January 13, 2010
^ "Festival review: Orkney Folk Festival", Scotsman, May 26, 2009, retrieved January 13, 2010
^ "Sweden believes", Scotsman, October 23, 2002, retrieved January 13, 2010
^ "Cambridge Folk Festival, Cherry Hinton Hall, Cambridge: Folk memories", The Independent, August 9, 2002, retrieved January 13, 2010
^ "Music Fiddlers' Bid, Queen's Hall, Edinburgh", The Herald, December 18, 2001, retrieved January 13, 2010
^ "Stirling", The Herald, January 2, 2004, retrieved January 13, 2010
^ "BBC reels under chorus ofrage Presenter's comments spark Scots music row", The Herald, May 18, 2002, retrieved January 13, 2010
^ "Fiddlers' Bid Melbourne Concert Hall", The Age (Australia), November 4, 2002, retrieved January 13, 2010
^ Humphreys, R; Reid, D (2004), The Rough Guide to Scottish Highlands and Islands (3 ed.), Rough Guides

Catfish Jim and the soapdish (talk) 15:00, 13 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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[1] "Folk review: Fiddlers' Bid, All Dressed in Yellow", Scotsman, September 20, 2009, retrieved January 13, 2010

[2] "Album review: Fiddlers' Bid, All Dressed in Yellow", Scotsman, November 02, 2009, retrieved January 13, 2010 {{citation}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)

[3] "Musicians of the world unite as Glasgow parties", Scotsman, January 29, 2007, retrieved January 13, 2010

[4] "Fiddlers' Bid International, Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow", The Herald, January 29, 2007, retrieved January 13, 2010

[5] "Festival review: Orkney Folk Festival", Scotsman, May 26, 2009, retrieved January 13, 2010

[6] "Sweden believes", Scotsman, October 23, 2002, retrieved January 13, 2010

[7] "Cambridge Folk Festival, Cherry Hinton Hall, Cambridge: Folk memories", The Independent, August 9, 2002, retrieved January 13, 2010

[8] "Music Fiddlers' Bid, Queen's Hall, Edinburgh", The Herald, December 18, 2001, retrieved January 13, 2010

[9] "Stirling", The Herald, January 2, 2004, retrieved January 13, 2010

[10] "BBC reels under chorus ofrage Presenter's comments spark Scots music row", The Herald, May 18, 2002, retrieved January 13, 2010

[11] "Fiddlers' Bid Melbourne Concert Hall", The Age (Australia), November 4, 2002, retrieved January 13, 2010

[12] Humphreys, R; Reid, D (2004), The Rough Guide to Scottish Highlands and Islands (3 ed.), Rough Guides

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