> Folk Music > Records > Paul Anderson: The Journey Home
The Journey Home
The Journey Home Ross Records CDGR 162 (CD, UK, 1997) |
Produced by Paul Anderson and Niall Mathewson;
Recorded and mixed by Niall Mathewson at The Mill Studio, Crathes;
Photography by Mary Morton Wright, Kincardine O’Neil;
Sleeve photograph at Upper Deeside,
pub photograh at The Aberdeen Arms, Tarland
Musicians
Paul Anderson: fiddle,
backing vocals [16];
Margaret Smith: piano [3, 11, 16];
Brian Cruikshank: bass,
backing vocals [16];
Gordon Middler: keyboards;
Michael Foy: guitar;
Kerry Fettes: piano [6];
David Anderson: second fiddle [14];
Lucy Dale: vocals [3, 12];
Jim Reid: vocals [16];
Niall Mathewson: guitar [16]
Tracks
- Pretty Peggy / The Haggis / Drowsy Maggie / The Mason’s Apron / The Fairy Dance (3.36)
- Father John MacMillan of Barra / The MacNeils of Ugadale (3.18)
- MacPherson’s Rant (Roud 2160; G/D 3:697) (3.33)
- Drummond Castle / The Stool of Repentance / Miss Stewart of Grantully / The Marquis of Huntly’s Strathspey / Loch Earn (2.40)
- James F. Dickie’s Delight / James F. Dickie’s Reel / James Scott Skinner (2.27)
- The Journey Home (3.28)
- Hot Canary (1.58)
- Ossian / The Brig o’ Potarch / The Mains of Gartly (4.09)
- Donna MacLeod of Carloway (2.36)
- The Countess Cathleen / Norman & Alice Anderson of Tarland / Calliope House / Stealing the Flags / The Lark in the Morning / The Humours of Tulla / Jean’s Reel (6.08)
- Tarland Memories / The Marchioness of Huntly / The Marquis of Huntly (4.14)
- The Salley Gardens (Roud 32872) (3.57)
- Dumbarton Castle / The Miller o’ Hirn / The Auld Wheel (3.03)
- Auld Robin Gray (2.11)
- Colonel MacBain / Athol Brose / Paula King’s Reel / Sir David Davidson of Cantray / Carnie’s Canter (3.05)
- The Black Velvet Band (Roud 2146) (5.14)
Tracks 1a-d, 4ab, 10ef, 12, 15ab, 16 trad.;
Tracks 1e, 4c Nathaniel Gow;
Track 2a Norman MacDonald;
Track 2b James MacKenzie;
Track 3 James MacPherson;
Track 4c Niel Gow;
Track 4d William Marshal;
Tracks 5a-c John Murdoch Henderson;
Tracks 6, 9, 10bd, 15c Paul Anderson;
Track 7 Paul Nero, Ray Gilbert;
Tracks 8a-c, 13a-c, 15e James Scott Skinner;
Track 10a Bill Whelan;
Track 10c Dave Richardson;
Track 10g Bobby MacLeod;
Tracks 11a-c Peter Milne;
Track 12 William Butler Yeats;
Track 14 Rev. William Leeves;
Track 15d John Lowe
> Folk Music > Records > Paul Anderson: Home+Beauty
Home+Beauty
Home+Beauty Greentrax Recordings CDTRAX340 (CD, UK, August 2009) |
Compiled by Greentrax and Paul Anderson;
Produced and mastered by Niall Mathewson and Paul Anderson;
Final mastering by Peter Haigh at Pier House Studios, Edinburgh;
Photographs of Paul Anderson by Anna Henly;
Landscape photography by James Dyas Davidson;
Design by Ali Napier
Musicians
Paul Anderson: fiddle;
George Donald: piano [1, 4, 6, 19];
Ali Napier: keyboards [2, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 22],
bouzouki [2, 12];
Margaret Smith: piano [3, 11, 16];
Dennis Morrison: piano [17, 20];
Brian Cruikshank, bass [2-3, 8, 10-11, 16, 21];
Pallas (Niall Mathewson, Ronnie Brown, Graeme Murray, Alan Reid, Colin Fraser) [7];
Tony McManus: guitar [9, 14];
Jim Reid: vocals [15, 18];
Keith Easdale: mandocello [12];
James Gorgon: drums [2, 21];
Ian Moore: guitar [21];
Dervek Mitchelson: keyboard [21];
Alan Graham, Sandy Bayne: snare drums [2]
Tracks
- The Duke of Fife’s Welcome to Deeside / The Marquis of Huntly’s Farewell / John MacNeil (3.13)
- The Mighty Norman Anderson (4.00)
- J.F. Dickie’s Delight / J.F. Dickie / James Scott Skinner (2.30)
- Hungarian Dance No 5 (2.33)
- Heather and Eilidh / A Hoqmanay Engagement (3.15)
- The Bloody Field of Culloden (2.10)
- Ghost Dancers (7.31)
- A Waltz for Alice / Ann Anderson’s Waltz (3.53)
- The Favourite Dram / Miss Anne Cameron of Balvenie / The Marchioness of Huntly’s Favourite (3.15)
- Beeswing / Harvest Home / The Clutha / Millicent’s Favourite (4.13)
- Ossian / The Brig o’ Potarch / The Mains of Gartly (4.10)
- Beinn Dhubh / The MacLeod Stone / The Harris Tweed Weaver / Rodel Kirk (3.22)
- Lament for MacCrimmon (2.25)
- Balvenie / Alastrean House / Douglas Lawrence / The Tarland Curlers (3.04)
- By the Mountain Streams (Roud 2124; Henry H32) (3.59)
- Drummond Castle / The Stool of Repentance / Miss Stewart of Grandtully / The Marquis of Huntly / Loch Earn (2.43)
- Gight Castle (1.53)
- The Black Velvet Band (Roud 2146) (5.16)
- Fingal’s Cave (2.26)
- The Pass of Ballater / Aikey Brae / Carradale Cottage (2.39)
- The Orange Blossom Special (2.39)
- Luskentyre (3.44)
Tracks 1a, 11a-c, 15, 16a, 18 James Scott Skinner;
Tracks 1b, 9bc, 10b-d, 16d William Marshall;
Track 1c Peter Milne;
Tracks 2, 5ab, 6, 8ab, 12a-d, 14a-d, 19, 22 Paul Anderson;
Tracks 3ab, 9a trad.;
Track 3c John Murdoch Henderson;
Track 4 Johannes Brahms;
Tracks 7 Niall Mathewson, Ronnie Brown, Graeme Murray, Alan Reid, Colin Fraser;
Track 10a James Hill;
Track 13 D.B. MacCrimmon;
Tracks 16bc Niel Gow;
Track 16e Nathaniel Gow;
Tracks 17, 20ab Hector MacAndrew;
Track 21 Ervin T. Rouse
> Folk Music > Records > Paul Anderson: Land of the Standing Stones
Land of the Standing Stones
Land of the Standing Stones Fingal Records FINCD505 (CD, UK, 2013) |
Recorded and mastered by Niall Mathewson at The Mill Studios, Mill of Hirn, Crathes, Kincardineshire;
Images by James Dyas Davidson;
Sleeve design by Ali Napier
Musicians
Paul Anderson: fiddle, hunting horn;
Ale Carr: cittern;
Norman Conboy: guitar;
Niall Mathewson: bass, guitar;
Ali Napier: keyboards, percussion;
Dave Martin: cajon, bodhrán;
Shona Donaldson: vocals, keyboards [25];
Ronnie Brown: keyboards [15];
Kevin McKidd: vocals, guitar [8]
Tracks
- Logie Coldstone / Brian Cruickshank’s Capers jigs / The Twa Nickums / The Banks o’ Dee reels (3.23)
- The Beauty of Cromar Before Me slow air (5.10)
- Elsie Cromar of Glenbervie / The Moose Hoose waltzes (1.36)
- The Braes o’ Cromar / The Earl of Aboyne strathspeys / Aboyne Castle / Nicola Auchnie of Auchterless reels (3.14)
- Farewell to St Kilda slow air (2.23)
- The Warlock Stone / The Gills o’ Banffshire strathspeys / Bob o’ Tillyhermack reel (3.24)
- Farewell to the King (Lament to Macbeth) (4.38)
- Bonnie Henry Gordon ballad (4.36)
- Lament for the Gordons of Knock pibroch (4.45)
- Charlie Ritchie / The Piper’s Knowe / The Auld Invercauld Brig o’ Dee / Matt Milne’s Hasty Retreat 9/8 jigs (3.47)
- Lament for the Mighty Norman Anderson (1.50)
- The Battle of Culblean / Geldie Cottage marches (3.24)
- Gordon Gray / Paddy of Drumniall strathspeys / The Laird of Tillypronie / Sandy Cromar of Finzean reels (3.13)
- Balmoral Castle / The Reverend Kenneth Mackenzie (2.11)
- Land of the Standing Stones slow air (2.28)
- The Tarland Rant / The Coyles o’ Muick / The Mackies of Balquhindachy / Neil Gow Stewart reels (2.36)
Sunset Song
- Blawearie (1.52)
- The Standing Stones (1.40)
- John Guthrie (1.17)
- The Rev. Gibbon (The Cromar Hymn) (0.58)
- Lament for Jean Guthrie (1.30)
- The Kinraddie Hairst (1.16)
- “Look at that Sunset” (0.28)
- Chris Guthrie (2.24)
- Tears for Me, Father (0.42)
- Love in the Howe (1.52)
- Let Tomorrow Come (1.08)
- The Harvest of Men (Slaughter on the Somme) (1.13)
- The Flooers o’ the Forest (Roud 3812) (1.04)
All tracks written by Paul Anderson except
Tracks 25, 27 words Alastair Cording;
Track 29 trad.
> Folk Music > Records > Paul Anderson: The High Summit
The High Summit
The High Summit Fingal Records FINCD506 (CD, UK, 2017) |
Produced by Paul Anderson and Ali Napier;
Recorded and mastered by Ali Napier at Mains of Kincraigie, Tarland, Aberdeenshire except
Tracks 2 and 11 recorded at Captain Tom’s Recording studio in Aberdeen;
Photography and sleeve design by Steven Rennie
Musicians
Paul Anderson: fiddle;
Ali Napier: keyboards;
Tony McManus: guitar;
Ale Carr: cittern;
Malcolm Jones: guitar;
Shona Donaldson: vocals;
James Gorgon: percussion
Tracks
- Return to Kincraigie (2.01)
- The Rose of Glen Davan (2.00)
- Corporal Hare of the Royal Marines / The Diamond Special (2.45)
- Andrew Smith of Torphins / The Philosophical Fiddler (2.30)
- Bonnie Glen Quoich (2.27)
- The Mountain Men: Gilderoy MacGegor’s Rant / The Black Colonel / The Rhynie Man (1.33)
- Loch Muick / Ann Riordan’s Fancy (2.55)
- The Mar Gathering / Ian Murray’s Awa tae Ballochbuie / The Muckle Spate (4.11)
- Braeriach (2.35)
- The Kincraigie Hairst / The Stockmen / Anne Cromar of Morpeth (3.02)
- The Bonnie Banks o’ Dee (4.23)
- The Coull Wedding (2.39)
- Norman Conboy (Guardian of the Taj Mahal) / Jim Milne / Alasdair MacDougall of Hopewell / The Dee Fisherman (2.28)
- Jennifer Masson Hay (5.34)
- Hornpipes: Eleanor Henderson / Ali Napier (2.34)
- Balmoral (2.41)
- Loch Davan / The Braes o’ Finzean / Birkhall (2.27)
- Shona Donaldson (2.08)
All tracks written by Paul Anderson except
Tracks 10 lyrics Paul Anderson, Shona Donaldson
> Folk Music > Records > Paul Anderson: Beauties of the North
Beauties of the North
Beauties of the North Fingal Records FINCD507 (CD, UK, 15 February 2019) |
Recorded live at Saxa Vord, Unst, the Shetland Islands,
12 Kincarrathie Crescent, Perth, Dunkinty Cottage, Linkwood Road, Elgin
and Captain Tom’s Studio, Aberdeen;
Recorded and mastered by Dave Sinton and Alan Spence;
Photography and sleeve design by Steven Rennie
Musicians
Paul Anderson: fiddle;
George Donald: piano;
Tony McManus: guitar;
Dave Sinto: combolins
Tracks
- Niel Gow’s Lament for the Death of His Second Wife (3.05)
- Macpherson’s Rant (2.01)
- Luskentyre (2.04)
- Gight Castle (2.11)
- The Stone of Destiny (2.57)
- The Braes of Auchtertyre (1.37)
- Miss Hamilton of Pentcaitland (2.16)
- Hector the Hero (2.57)
- Farewell to Whisky (2.30)
- Lament for Sir Harry Niven Lumsden of Auchendoir (2.58)
- Fyvie Castle (2.36)
- Farewell to St Kilda (2.10)
- Bovaglie’s Plaid (2.31)
- Lament for King George V (4.53)
- Tap o’ Noth (2.20)
- Greig’s (1.56)
- Prince Charlie’s Last View of Scotland (3.25)
- Mrs Jamieson’s Favourite (1.34)
- Auld Robin Gray (2.25)
- The Unst Bridal March (1.38)
- Caledonia’s Wail for Niel Gow Her Favourite Minstrel (2.26)
- The Beauty of Cromar Before Me (5.11)
- The Loch Tay Boat Song (5.33)
Tracks 1, 9 Niel Gow;
Track 2 James Macpherson;
Trakcs 3, 5, 12, 15, 22 Paul Anderson;
Track 4 Hector MacAndrew;
Track 6 James Crockat;
Track 7 Nathaniel Gow;
Tracks 8, 11, 13 James Scott Skinner;
Track 10 William Marshall;
Track 14 Donald Riddell;
Tracks 16-17, 20, 23 trad.;
Track 18 Charles Grant;
Track 19 Rev. William Leeves (1748-1828);
Track 21 Capt. Simon Fraser
> Folk Music > Records > Paul Anderson: Iona
Iona
Iona Fingal Records FINCD508 (CD, UK, December 2022) |
Music and poetry inspired by Iona and The Book of Kells.
Musicians
Paul Anderson: fiddle;
Brian McAlpine: piano, harmonium, accordion;
Steve Byrne: bouzouki;
Martin O’Neill: bodhrán;
Peter ‘Puma’ Hedlund: nyckelharpa;
Ali Napier: keyboard, electric guitar;
Dr. Jack Taylor: Highland bagpipes;
Francy Devine: vocals [3],
recitation [6, 9, 14];
Shona Donaldson: vocals [19]
Tracks
- Iona air (2.30)
- Dalriada jig set: Dalriada / Colmcille of the Ui Neill / Passing the Torran Rocks / Port-na-Curragh (2.15)
- Pull for Iona rowing song (2.15)
- Coracle Bay air (2.08)
- Iona Abbey air (1.53)
- The Mason’s Gentle Hands poem (1.00)
- The Longships rowing tune (2.03)
- Martyr’s Bay air (2.48)
- Encounter on the Way to the White Strand poem (1.11)
- The Tomb of the Kings pibroch air; fiddle (4.41)
- The Lord of the Isles march (3.12)
- The Tomb of the Kings pibroch air; bagpipes (2.45)
- Iona Dance reel set: Iona Dance / The Jolly Postmistress / Dun I / The Spouting Cave (2.31)
- Composition poem (1.17)
- Sithean Mor air (2.51)
- The Ross of Mull slow strathspey (1.19)
- The Corn Crake hornpipe (1.52)
- Fare Ye Well Iona waltz set: St Columba / Na Machar / Fare Ye Well Iona (4.29)
- The Light of the West hymn (1.54)
All music and song lyrics composed by Paul Anderson;
All poetry composed and recited by Francy Devine
> Folk Music > Records > Paul Anderson
Other records with Paul Anderson
Various Artists: Where the Laverock Sings, CD, Ythan YCD08, 2004
Francy Devine: My Father Told Me, CD, Francy Devine POD001, 2014
Francy Devine: An Ownerless Corner of Earth, CD, Francy Devine POD002, 2020