> Folk Music > Records > Jock Duncan: Ye Shine Whar Ye Stan!
Jock Duncan: Ye Shine Whar Ye Stan!
Ye Shine Whar Ye Stan! Springthyme Records SPRC/SPRCD 1039 (cass./CD, UK, 1996) |
Produced by Brian McNeill for Springthyme Records and High Hold Productions;
Tracks 1-3, 7-8, 11-12, 14, 18 recorded at Pier House Studios, Edinburgh, in April and September 1995;
Tracks 4-6, 9-10, 13, 15-17 recorded at Glenrothes Digital Studio in October 1995;
Additional instrumentation and choruses recorded at Glenrothes Digital Studio in October 1995;
Mixed by Peter Haigh at Pier House Studios in January 1996;
Cover photo by Marc Marnie, Stagefright Photography;
Concept and design by Peter Shepheard;
Subsidised by the Scottish Arts Council
Musicians
Jock Duncan: lead vocals;
Brian McNeill: fiddle, bouzouki, concertina, guitar, electric bass;
Peter Shepheard: A, D, G & C melodeons;
Gordon Duncan: highland pipes, cauldwind pipes and whistles;
Chris Miles, Aileen Carr and Maureen Jelks (of Palaver), Peter Shepheard, Tommy Bonnar: chorus vocals
Tracks
- Gruel (Roud 935) (2.21)
- Rhynie (Roud 3090; G/D 3:348) (2.50)
- Lothian Hairst (Roud 2165; G/D 3:404) / Hairster’s Reel (3.27)
- The Cruel Mother (Roud 9; Child 20; G/D 2:193; TYG 73) (5.07)
- Hash o Benagoak (Roud 1527) (3.19)
- Bogie’s Bonnie Belle (Roud 2155; G/D 7:1396) (5.28)
- Glenlogie (Roud 101; Child 238; G/D 5:973) (3.46)
- Bonnie Udny (Roud 3450; G/D 6:1089) (4.27)
- Bonnie Lass o Fyvie (Roud 545; G/D 1:84) (4.58)
- Sleepytoon (Roud 3775; G/D 3:356) (3.55)
- Mormond Braes (Roud 2171; G/D 6:1142) (2.04)
- The Hairst o Rettie (Roud 3512; G/D 3:408) (3.42)
- MacFarlan o the Sprotts (Roud 6314; G/D 6:1221) (4.06)
- Plooboy Lads (Roud 5138) (3.19)
- Drumdelgie (Roud 2180; G/D 3:384) (4.05)
- The Battle o Harlaw (Roud 2861; Child 163; G/D 1:112) / The Desperate Battle (6.05)
- Banks of Inverurie (Roud 1415; G/D 6:1263) (4.51)
- Barnyards o Delgaty (Roud 2136; G/D 3:347) (3.06)
All tracks trad. except
Track 5 George S. Morris;
Track 10 William Clark;
Track 13 words George Bruce Thomson, music Willie Kemp
> Folk Music > Records > Jock Duncan: Tae the Green Woods Gaen
Jock Duncan: Tae the Green Woods Gaen
Tae the Green Woods Gaen Sleepytown Records SLPYCD010 (CD, UK, 2001) |
Produced by Ronnie Cairns at Sleepytown;
Music for accompanied tracks recorded by Ian McIvor in the Acorn Studio, Moray;
Unaccompanied tracks recorded at the Sleepy Studio, Aberdeenshire;
Mastered at the Sleepy Studio, Aberdeenshire;
Colour photos by Ian Sadler, Strathview Photographics, Pitlochry, Perthshire;
Track research, booklet notes, artwork by Ronnie Cairns
Musicians
Jock Duncan: vocals;
James Alexander: accordion [1-2, 4-5, 7-8, 10-11, 13-14, 16-17]
Tracks
- Breemie’s Bonnie Dother (Roud 2175; G/D 4:723) (3.17)
- The Diamond Ship (Roud 2172; G/D 1:11) (3.03)
- The Strae Man (Roud 5161; G/D 2:316) (2.37)
- Jamie Foyers (Roud 1941; G/D 1:106) (3.16)
- Bonnie Ythanside (Roud 3783; G/D 5:951) (3.39)
- Lang Johnny More (Roud 3100; Child 251; G/D 2:246) (5.49)
- The Moss o Burreldale (Roud 1876) (4.59)
- Come All Ye Fisher Lassies (Roud 12504) (2.28)
- The Muckin’ o’ Geordie’s Byre (Roud 2137; G/D 7:1303) (3.05)
- The Flower o’ Northumberland (Roud 25; Child 9; G/D 6:1149) (3.32)
- Tatties an’ Herrin (Roud 16927) (4.39)
- Johnnie o’ Cocklesmeer (Roud 69; Child 114; G/D 2:250) (5.17)
- The Scranky Black Fermer (Roud 2872; G/D 3:357) (3.04)
- MacPherson’s Rant (Roud 2160; G/D 3:697) (5.04)
- The Weddin’ o’ McGinnis (Roud 5158) (2.38)
- Sir Patrick Spens (Roud 41; Child 58; G/D 1:17) (4.29)
- The Last Trip Home (Roud 16928) (4.36)
All tracks trad. except
Track 7 George S. Morris;
Track 8 Ewan MacColl;
Track 9 words George S. Morris, music trad.;
Track 11 trad. except verses 5-6 Jock Duncan;
Track 15 words George Bruce Thomson, music Willie Kemp;
Track 17 words Davy Steele, music John McCusker
> Folk Music > Books > Jock Duncan: The Man and His Songs
Jock Duncan: The Man and His Songs
Jock Duncan: The Man and His Songs |
The Songs
- Aikey Brae (Roud 2500)
- The Banks of Inverurie (Roud 1415; G/D 6:1263)
- Barnyards o Delgaty (Roud 2136; G/D 3:347)
- Bogie’s Bonnie Belle (Roud 2155; G/D 7:1396)
- Bonnie Lass o Fyvie (Roud 545; G/D 1:84)
- Bonnie Mill Dams o Binourie (Roud 8; Child 10; G/D 2:213)
- Bonnie Udny (Roud 3450; G/D 6:1089)
- Breemie’s Bonnie Dother (Roud 2175; G/D 4:723)
- Bruce o the Fornet (Roud 3937; G/D 3:372)
- Cameloun (Roud 5592; G/D 3:389)
- Come All Ye Fisher Lassies (Roud 12504)
- Coortin in the Stable (Roud 3793; G/D 2:288)
- The Cruel Mother (Roud 9; Child 20; G/D 2:193; TYG 73)
- The Diamond Ship (Roud 2172; G/D 1:11)
- The Dowie Dens of Yarrow (Roud 13; Child 214; G/D 2:215)
- Fair Drumallachie (Roud 2481; G/D 5:1043)
- Drumdelgie (Roud 2180; G/D 3:384)
- The Dying Ploughboy (Roud 2514; G/D 3:700)
- For Greenland Bound (Roud 970; G/D 1:10)
- The Farmyard Gate (Roud 23909)
- Flooer o Northumberland (Roud 25; Child 9; G/D 6:1149)
- Glenlogie (Roud 101; Child 238; G/D 5:973)
- Grat for Gruel (Roud 935)
- Guise o Tough (Roud 3800; G/D 3:378)
- The Hairst o Rettie (Roud 3512; G/D 3:408)
- The Battle of Harlaw (Roud 2861; Child 163; G/D 1:112)
- Hash o Bennagoak (Roud 1527)
- Jock McGraw (Roud 1877; G/D 1:70)
- Johnnie o Cocklesmeer (Roud 69; Child 114; G/D 2:250)
- The King’s Forester (Roud 67; Child 110; G/D 7:1465)
- The Laird o Drum (Roud 247; Child 236; G/D 4:835)
- Lang Johnnie More (Roud 3100; Child 251; G/D 2:246)
- The Last Trip Home (Roud 16928)
- Lord Randal (Roud 10; Child 12; G/D 2:209; Henry H814)
- The Lothian Hairst (Roud 2165; G/D 3:404)
- Fause Maggie Jardine (Roud 9714)
- MacFarlan o the Sprotts (Roud 6314; G/D 6:1221)
- McPherson’s Rant (Roud 2160; G/D 3:697)
- I Am a Miller tae Ma Trade (Roud 888; G/D 7:1489)
- Monymusk Lads (Roud 5568; G/D 3:375)
- Mormond Braes (Roud 2171; G/D 6:1142)
- The Moss o Burreldale (Roud 1876)
- Muckin o Geordie’s Byre (Roud 2137; G/D 7:1303)
- Nicky Tams (Roud 1875)
- Pirn-Taed Jockie (Roud 6315; G/D 6:1220)
- The Plooboy Lads (Roud 5138)
- Rhynie (Roud 3090; G/D 3:348)
- Farewell to Tarwathie (Roud 2562; G/D 1:15)
- Sae Will We Yet (Roud 5611; G/D 3:552)
- Scranky Black Farmer (Roud 2872; G/D 3:357)
- Sir Patrick Spens (Roud 41; Child 58; G/D 1:17)
- Sleepytoon (Roud 3775; G/D 3:356)
- Sleepytoon in the Morning (Roud 9140)
- The Straw Man (Roud 5161; G/D 2:316)
- Swaggers at Porter Fair (Roud 4589; G/D 3:386)
- Tatties an Herrin (Roud 16927)
- Tradesmen’s Plooin Match at Hogmanay (Roud 11278)
- Where The Gadie Rins (Roud 5404; G/D 6:1223)
- Jamie Foyers (Roud 1941; G/D 1:106)
- Ythanside (Roud 3783; G/D 5:951)
All songs trad. except
Song 1, 27, 42-44, 53, 57 George S. Morris;
Song 11 Ewan MacColl;
Song 28 Alexander Crawford;
Song 33 words Davy Steele, music John McCusker;
Song 37 George Bruce Thomson;
Song 48 George Scroggie;
Song 49 Walter Watson;
Song 52 William Clark
> Folk Music > Records > Jock Duncan: Aikey Brae to Ythanside
Jock Duncan: Aikey Brae to Ythanside
Aikey Brae to Ythanside Springthyme Records SPRCD 1045/46 (2 CD, UK, 17 March 2024) |
This double CD contains recordings of 37 of the 60 songs in the above book Jock Duncan: The Man and His Songs.
Tracks 4-8, 18, 32 recorded at Springthyme Records, Balmalcolm, Fife, March 1994;
Tracks 22-23 recorded at Springthyme Records, Balmalcolm, Fife, August 1994;
Tracks 2, 28 recorded at Springthyme Records, Balmalcolm, Fife, January 1995;
Track 14 recorded at Glenrothes Digital Studio, April 1995;
Track 3 recorded at Glenrothes Digital Studio, October 1995;
Tracks 9, 25, 29 recorded live art Edinburgh Folk Festival, April 1996;
Track 1, 21, 24, 34-35 recorded live at the Fife Traditional Singing Festival, May 2003;
Tracks 11-12, 16, 26, 30, 33 recorded live at the Fife Traditional Singing Festival, May 2004;
Track 15, 20, 36-37 recorded live at the Fife Traditional Singing Festival, May 2005;
Track 13 recorded live at the Fife Traditional Singing Festival, May 2007;
Track 19 recorded live at the Fife Traditional Singing Festival, May 2008;
Tracks 10, 17, 27, 31 recorded live at the Fife Traditional Singing Festival, May 2009;
Track 4 recorded live at the Fife Traditional Singing Festival, May 2010
Musicians
Jock Duncan: vocals;
Brian McNeill: concertina [3, 9, 25, 29],
fiddle [3];
Gordon Duncan: low whistle [3],
small pipes [29];
Peter Shepheard: melodeon [25];
Chris Miles, Aileen Carr and Maureen Jelks (of Palaver), Peter Shepheard, Tommy Bonnar: chorus vocals [9, 25]
Tracks
CD 1
- Aikey Brae (Roud 2500) (3.30)
- The Banks of Inverurie (Roud 1415; G/D 6:1263) (3.10)
- Bogie’s Bonnie Belle (Roud 2155; G/D 7:1396) (5.32)
- Bonnie Mill Dams o Binnorie (Roud 8; Child 10; G/D 2:213) (6.25)
- Breemie’s Bonnie Dother (Roud 2175; G/D 4:723) (2.18)
- Bruce o the Fornet (Roud 3937; G/D 3:372) (5.33)
- Cameloun (Roud 5592; G/D 3:389) (2.35)
- Coortin in the Stable (Roud 3793; G/D 2:288) (1.44)
- The Cruel Mother (Roud 9; Child 20; G/D 2:193; TYG 73) (4.41)
- Fair Drumallachie (Roud 2481; G/D 5:1043) (3.34)
- Drumdelgie (Roud 2180; G/D 3:384) (3.16)
- For Greenland Bound (Roud 970; G/D 1:10) (3.18)
- The Farmyard Gate (Roud 23909) (4.03)
- Glenlogie (Roud 101; Child 238; G/D 5:973) (3.49)
- Guise o Tough (Roud 3800; G/D 3:378) (3.50)
- The Hairst o Rettie (Roud 3512; G/D 3:408) (3.21)
- The Battle of Harlaw (Roud 2861; Child 163; G/D 1:112) (4.54)
- The Hash o Bennagoak (Roud 1527) (2.44)
CD 2
- Johnnie o Cocklesmeer (Roud 69; Child 114; G/D 2:250) (4.48)
- The Laird o Drum (Roud 247; Child 236; G/D 4:835) (4.07)
- Lang Johnnie More (Roud 3100; Child 251; G/D 2:246) (5.13)
- The Lothian Hairst (Roud 2165; G/D 3:404) (2.16)
- I Am a Miller tae My Trade (Roud 888; G/D 7:1489) (2.03)
- The Monymusk Lads (Roud 5568; G/D 3:375) (2.41)
- Mormond Braes (Roud 2171; G/D 6:1142) (3.04)
- Muckin o Geordie’s Byre (Roud 2137; G/D 7:1303) (2.32)
- Pirn-Taed Jockie (Roud 6315; G/D 6:1220) (3.47)
- The Plooboy Lads (Roud 5138) (3.31)
- Rhynie (Roud 3090; G/D 3:348) (2.52)
- Sae Will We Yet (Roud 5611; G/D 3:552) (3.04)
- Sir Patrick Spens (Roud 41; Child 58; G/D 1:17) (5.09)
- Sleepytoon (Roud 3775; G/D 3:356) (4.26)
- The Straw Man (Roud 5161; G/D 2:316) (2.23)
- Swaggers at Porter Fair (Roud 4589; G/D 3:386) (2.41)
- Tradesmen’s Plooin Match at Hogmanay (Roud 11278) (5.01)
- Where The Gadie Rins (Roud 5404; G/D 6:1223) (2.10)
- Ythanside (Roud 3783; G/D 5:951) (3.03)
All tracks trad. except
Track 1, 18, 26, 35 George S. Morris;
Track 27 George Bruce Thomson;
Track 30 Walter Watson;
Track 32 William Clark
> Folk Music > Records > Jock Duncan
Other records with Jock Duncan
Various Artists: Folk Songs of North-East Scotland, CD, Greentrax CDTRAX5003, 1995
Various Artists: North East Tradition I, cass., Springthyme SPRC 1040, 1997
Various Artists: The Bothy Songs and Ballads of North East Scotland Vol. 1, CD, Sleepytown SLPYCD001, 1999
Various Artists: The Bothy Songs and Ballads of North East Scotland Vol. 2, CD, Sleepytown SLPYCD006, 2000
Various Artists: The Bothy Songs and Ballads of North East Scotland Vol. 3, CD, Sleepytown SLPYCD011, 2001
Various Artists: Gentle Giants: A Celebration of the Clydesdale Horse in Song, CD, Greentrax CDTRAX271, 2004
Various Artists: Where the Laverock Sings, CD, Ythan YCD08, 2004
Various Artists: Here's a Health to the Company (Old Songs & Bothy Ballads Volume 1), CD, Autumn Harvest AH 002, 2005
Various Artists: For Friendship and for Harmony (Old Songs & Bothy Ballads Volume 2), CD, Autumn Harvest AH 003, 2006
Various Artists: Nick-Knack on the Waa (Old Songs & Bothy Ballads Volume 4), CD, Autumn Harvest AH 006, 2008
Various Artists: The Bothy Songs and Ballads of North East Scotland Vol. 4, CD, Sleepytown SLPYCD012, 2009
Various Artists: Grand to Be a Working Man (Old Songs & Bothy Ballads Volume 5), CD, Autumn Harvest AH 007, 2009
Various Artists: There's Bound to Be a Row (Old Songs & Bothy Ballads Volume 6), CD, Autumn Harvest AH 008, 2010