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Abby Newton: Crossing to Scotland
Crossing to Scotland Culburnie Records CUL110D (CD, USA, 1997) |
Produced by Alasdair Fraser and Abby Newton;
Recorded at NRS Studios at Hurley, New York, in May 1996 and February 1997;
Engineered and mixed by Scott Petito;
Photography by Irene Young;
Cover and design by David Hornung;
Musicians
Abby Newton: cello;
Alasdair Fraser: fiddle;
Kim Robertson: clarsach;
Paul Machlis: piano;
Al Petteway: guitar;
David Hornung: accordion;
Scott Petito: upright bass
Tracks
- Catskill Mountain Air / Wagon Wheel Notch (4.21)
- Drunk at Night, Dry in the Morning (3.32)
- Loftus Jones (4.12)
- Tune for Mairead and Anna Ni Mhaonaigh (3.37)
- Sister Jean (3.36)
- Tarbolton Lodge (3.43)
- Crossing to Ireland (4.52)
- The Earl of Dalhousie’s Happy Return to Scotland (3.33)
- Da Full Rigged Ship / Da New Rigged Ship (3.18)
- Indepenence Trail (3.34)
- Heroes of Longhope (4.04)
- O’Carolan’s Draught (4.46)
- Cropies’s Strathspey / Spootiskerry / Sleep Soond in da Morning / Lasses Trust in Providence (6.02)
- Gin Ye Kis My Wife, I’ll Tell the Minister (3.44)
Tracks 1ab David Hornung;
Tracks 2, 5-9, 13cd, 14 trad.;
Tracks 3, 12 Turlough O’Carolan;
Track 4 Dáithí Sproule;
Track 10 Alasdair Fraser;
Track 11 Ronnie Aimes;
Track 13a Peter Milne;
Track 13b Ian Burns
> Folk Music > Records > Abby Newton: Castles, Kirks and Caves
Abby Newton: Castles, Kirks and Caves
Castles, Kirks and Caves Redwing Music RWMCD 5410 (CD, USA, September 2001) |
Produced by Abby Newton;
Recorded on location in Scotland by Scott Petito;
Additional recording and mixing at Make Believe Ballroom in Wehst Shokan, NY, by Tom Mark;
Cover photograph and design by David Hornung;
Booklet design by Kate Jarrell Decarvalho;
Liner notes by John Purser
Musicians
Abby Newton: cello;
David Greenberg, Mairi Campbell: fiddle;
Corrina Hewat, Kim Robertson: clarsach;
Fred Hand, Dave Francis: guitar
Tracks
- Rob Roy MacGregor / An Honorable Peace / Miss Fordyce’s of Ayton’s Reel / The Belted Plaid and Health to Wear It (5.09)
- The Myrtle (4.27)
- Fingall’s Lamentation / Fingal’s Cave / Wha’ll Be King But Charlie (7.32)
- Forneith House / Kinrara (4.17)
- Niel Gow’s Lament on the Death of his Second Wife (4.05)
- A Mhàiri bhàn òg (Mairi Young and Fair) / Rowing From Isla to Uist / A’ Bhliadhna Gus An Aimfir Fo (5.14)
- The Scots Lament / A Scots Measure (3.26)
- My Love’s Bonny When She Smiles On Me / Come Sweet Lass (3.54)
- The Hawthorne (3.23)
- Roslyn Castle (3.37)
- Guilde Roy / Gigg (3.34)
- Wallace March (2.24)
- Andrew Carr / Da Foula Reel (2.24)
- A Hero Never Dies / Willie’s Auld Trews (5.53)
Tracks 1, 3-4, 6bc, 13-14 trad.;
Track 5 Niel Gow;
Track 6a Duncan Ban MacIntyre;
Tracks 2, 7-11 James Oswald;
Track 12 Burk Thumoth
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Other records with Abby Newton
Jean Redpath, Jean Redpath, LP, Philo PH 2015, 1975; CD Philo PH 2015, 1989
Jean Redpath, Songs of the Seals, LP, Philo PH 1054, 1978; CD Philo PH 1054, 1994
Jean Redpath, The Songs of Robert Burns, Volume 7, CD, Greentrax CDTRAX029, 1990
Jean Redpath, Leaving the Land, LP/CD, Philo PH 1131, 1990; Greentrax CDTRAX039, 1990
Jean Redpath, Summer of My Dreams, CD, Greentrax CDTRAX208, 2000
Jean Redpath with Abby Newton, Will Ye No Come Back Again?, CD, Greentrax CDTRAX334, 2009