> 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