> Folk Music > Records > Phil Cunningham: Airs & Graces
Phil Cunningham: Airs & Graces
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Airs & Graces Green Linnet SIF/GLCD 3091 (LP/CD, USA, 1984) |
Produced by Phil Cunningham and Neil Ross;
Recorded by Neil Ross at REL Studios, Edinburgh
except track 4 recorded live at Kyoto Accordion and Fiddle Club;
Photography by Robin Gillanders;
Design by Jim Hutcheson
Musicians
Phil Cunningham: accordion, whistles, Prophet 5 synthesiser,
Roland Vocoder and string machine, Hypertranspoflunge, eight-stringed cittern,
acoustic guitar;
Finlay M. MacRae: Highland bagpipe;
Koos Koos McCafferty: piano [4]
Tracks
Side 1
- Andy M. Stewart’s Reel / The Harsh February (3.45)
- The House in Rose Valley (4.30)
- Miss Rowan Davies (3.52)
- Jackson’s No.2 / Jean’s Reel / Moving Cloud (5.10)
Side 2
- Flodigarry Island / The Wee Man From Skye (4.13)
- Joey’s Tune (4.00)
- The Log Splitter Jig / You’ll Have a Dram? (2.55)
- Margaret MacKinnon of Digg (4.45)
- Farewell to Ireland / Hogties Reel (4.50)
All tracks by Phil Cunningham except
Tracks 4ac, 9 trad. arr. Phil Cunningham:
Track 4b Bobby MacLeod;
Track 5b Donald MacLeod;
Track 6 Finlay M. MacRae
> Folk Music > Records > Andy M. Stewart, Phil Cunningham, Manus Lunny: Fire in the Glen
Andy M. Stewart, Phil Cunningham, Manus Lunny: Fire in the Glen
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Fire in the Glen Shanachie 79062 (LP, US, 1985) |
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Recorded at R.E.L. Studios, Edinburgh, in September 1985;
Engineer Neil Ross;
Produced by Phil Cunningham, Andy M. Stewart and Manus Lunny;
Front sleeve photograph by Steve Krongard, courtesy of The Image Bank;
Sleeve design by Tony Engle
Musicians
Andy M. Stewart: lead vocals, tenor banjo;
Phil Cunningham: accordion, synthesisers, acoustic piano, whistles, backing vocals;
Manus Lunny: acoustic guitar, bouzouki, lead vocals [5], backing vocals
Tracks
Side 1
- Treorachadh / I Mourn for the Highlands (4.35)
- The Gold Claddagh Ring (3.31)
- Fire in the Glen (4.08)
- The Spare Shillin’ / The Viszla’s Rambles / The Lying Dew (3.38)
- Níl Sí i nGrá (4.07)
Side 2
- Watkins’ Wee Red Whiskers / All Hail to Mevagissey / The Girls at Martinfield (4.13)
- Young Jimmy in Flanders (4.59)
- Brighidin Ban Mo Store (3.58)
- Ferry Me Over (5.56)
Track 1 Phil Cunningham / Andy M. Stewart / trad.;
Tracks 2-3, 7, 9 Andy M. Stewart;
Track 4 Phil Cunningham / Manus Lunny;
Track 5 Manus Lunny;
Track 6 Phil Cunningham / Andy M. Stewart;
Track 8 Andy M. Stewart / trad.
> Folk Music > Records > Phil Cunningham: The Palomino Waltz
Phil Cunningham: The Palomino Waltz
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The Palomino Waltz Green Linnet SIF/GLCD 1102 (LP/CD, USA, 1989) |
Produced by Phil Cunningham;
Recorded and mixed by Neil Ross at REL Studios, Edinburgh,
assistant engineer Riche Harrison;
except track 4 recorded by Hugh Paul live at the Mayan Miners’ Welfare Club, Cozumel, Mexico;
Photography by Robin Gillanders;
Front cover: hand coloured photograph by Claudia Banahan;
Ptoto on back cover by Dave Harrold;
Sleeve design and layout by Jim Hutcheson
Musicians
Phil Cunningham: accordion, whistles, guitar;
Aly Bain: fiddle [2-3];
Finlay M. MacRae: Highland pipes [5];
Davey Garrett: uilleann pipes [9];
Foss Paterson: keyboards [6];
Neil Ray: bass [3, 9];
Koos Koos McCafferty: piano [4];
Fred Corsie: 9-string cittern: piano [4]
Tracks
Side 1
- Bombadier Beetle / Webbs Wonderful pipe reels (3.46)
- Ross Memorial Hospital slow air (4.13)
- Palomino Waltz / Donna’s Waltz waltzes (5.41)
- Live Medley: Martin O’Connor’s Flying Clog / The Four Stroke Reel reels (5.22)
Side 2
- Leaving Glen Affric slow air (4.41)
- Ceilidh Funk reel (3.12)
- The Wedding slow air (4.29)
- Violet Tulloch’s Welcome to the Crask of Aigas / The Laird of Drumblair strathspeys (3.37)
- Ciara McCarthy’s Lullaby slow air (5.17)
All tracks by Phil Cunningham except
Track 5 Finlay M. MacRae;
Track 6 unknown arr. Phil Cunningham, Finlay M. MacRae
> Folk Music > Records > Phil Cunningham
Other records with Phil Cunningham
Besides being with Silly Wizard, Phil Cunningham played on these albums:
Various Artists:
The Scottish Folk Festival,
CD, Fenn FMS 2036, 1991
Various Artists:
The Scottish Folk Festival ’94,
CD, Fenn FMS 2050, 1993
Various Artists:
The Scottish Folk Festival ’96,
CD, Fenn FMS 2065, 1995
Various Artists:
The Scottish Folk Festival ’97,
CD, Fenn FMS 2072, 1996
Andy M. Stewart:
Donegal Rain,
CD, Green Linnet GLCD 1183, 1997
Kris Drever:
Where the World Is Thin,
CD, Reveal REVEAL105CDX, 2020
Kris Drever:
The Best of Kris Drever,
2 CD, Reveal REVEAL193CDX, 2023