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The Scottish Folk Festival
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The Scottish Folk Festival Fenn Music Service FMS 2036 (CD, Germany, 1991) |
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- Ceolbeg:
The Big Parcel / Not the Bunnyhop
(3.02)
from Not the Bunny Hop (Ceolbeg CB 001, 1990) - Silly Wizard:
Mrs. Martha Knowles / The Pitnacree Ferryman The New Bob
(2.59)
from Live Wizardry (Green Linnet GLCD36/37, 1988) - John Martin & Brian Miller:
The Mill House / Freddie’s / The Elkins Reel
(3.34)
from Fiddlers 5 (Temple COMD 2044, ca.1990) - Catherine-Ann Macphee:
Puirt-A-Beul: Tha Bean Agam / The Fionnlagh Ag Innearadh
(1.50)
from Cànan Nan Gàidheal (Greentrax TRAX 009, 1987) - Sìleas:
Banquo’s Walk
(2.25)
from Moira Kerr: Where Eagles Fly (BBC ZCF 771, 1991) - Ceolbeg:
Farewell tae the Haven
(6.14)
from Not the Bunny Hop (Ceolbeg CB 001, 1990) - Phil Cunningham:
Miss Rowan Davies
(3.53)
from Airs & Graces (Green Linnet GL 3032, 1984) - Sìleas:
The Mountaineer’s Reel
(2.14)
from Moira Kerr: Where Eagles Fly (BBC ZCF 771, 1991) - Ossian:
Sitting in the Stem of a Boat
(2.54)
from Ossian (Springthyme SPR 1004, 1997) - Catherine-Ann Macphee:
Cànan Nan Gàidheal (The Language of the Gael)
(4.14)
from Cànan Nan Gàidheal (Greentrax TRAX 009, 1987) - Silly Wizard:
Miss Shepherd / Sweeney’s Buttermilk / McGlinchey’s Reel
(3.41)
from Live Wizardry (Green Linnet GLCD36/37, 1988) - Sprangeen:
Braes of Strathblane / Sgian Dubh / Hills of Glenorchy
(4.34)
from Sprangeen (Springthyme SPR 1013, 1984) - Billy Ross & John Martin
Dr. McInnes Fancy / Lexy Macaskill
(3.43)
from Braes of Lochiel (Springthyme SPR 1029, 1990) - Catherine-Ann Macphee:
Puirt-A-Beul: Thoir A Nall Ailean Thugam / Grinn / Donn / Sgiobalta /
B˚Fheàrr Mar A Bha Mi’n Uiridh / Am Bothan A Bh’ Aig Fionnghuala /
Saoila Mhór Am Pos Thu
(3.35)
from Cànan Nan Gàidheal (Greentrax TRAX 009, 1987) - Sally Barker:
This Rhythm Is Mine
(4.04)
from This Rhythm Is Mine (Hypertension HYCD 200 106, 1990) - Ceolbeg:
Arthur Gillies
(6.48)
from Not the Bunny Hop (Ceolbeg CB 001, 1990)
> Folk Music > Records > Various Artists: The Scottish Folk Festival ’93
The Scottish Folk Festival ’93
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The Scottish Folk Festival ’93 Fenn Music Service FMS 2040 (CD, Germany, 1992) |
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- Ceolbeg:
Tam Billy’s Jig / Archie Beag and Calum Mor / Miss Donella Beaton
jigs
(3.51)
from Not the Bunny Hop (Ceolbeg CB 001, 1990) - Ray Fisher:
Wark o’ the Weavers
(Roud 374)
(5.38)
from Traditional Songs of Scotland (Saydisc CD-SDL 391, 1991) - Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley:
Clarke’s Favourite / Drever’s Reel
(2.45)
from Dancing Fingers (Attic ATCD 026, 1991) - Arthur Cormack:
Puirt-A-Beul
(1.55)
from Nuair Bha Mi Òg (Temple COMD 2016, 1984) - Blair Douglas:
Kate Martin’s Waltz
(3.17)
from Beneath the Beret (Macmeanmna SKYE 02, 1990) - Mary Ann Kennedy & Charlotte Peterson:
An Coire Riabhach
(3.00)
from Strings Attached (Macmeanmna SKYE 05, ca 1993) - Ceolbeg:
Here’s a Health tae the Sauters / Cajun Two-Step
(4.45)
from Seeds to the Wind (Greentrax CDTRAX048, 1991) - Ray Fisher:
Floo’ers o’ the Forest
(Roud 3812)
(4.28)
from Traditional Songs of Scotland (Saydisc CD-SDL 391, 1991) - Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley:
Listen to the Mockingbird
(2.53)
from Dancing Fingers (Attic ATCD 026, 1991) - Arthur Cormack / Blair Douglas / Mary Ann Kennedy:
Ruith Na Gaoith
(4.12)
from Ruith Ma Gaoith (Temple COMD 2032, 1989) - Blair Douglas:
Kenny Gillies of Portnalong / Wee Murdie / The Judge’s Dilemma
(2.32)
from Caithream-Ciùil (Dualchas DUAL 01, 1991) - Ray Fisher:
Hey Ca’ Through
(Roud 8692)
(1.04)
from The Fisher Family (Topic 12T137, 1966) - Ceolbeg:
The Soft Horse Reel / Pumpkin’s Fancy / Snug in a Blanket
(4.12)
from Not the Bunny Hop (Ceolbeg CB 001, 1990) - Mary Ann Kennedy & Charlotte Peterson:
An T-Laria Diurach
(3.29)
from Strings Attached (Macmeanmna SKYE 05, ca 1993) - Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley:
Tide at the Taing / The Strawzelnut
(3.25)
from Dancing Fingers (Attic ATCD 026, 1991) - Ray & Archie Fisher:
Schoolday’s Over
(Roud 16146)
(1.20)
from The Fisher Family (Topic 12T137, 1966) - Arthur Cormack:
Mairi Ruadh A’ Dannsa An Nochd
(3.15)
from Ruith Ma Gaoith (Temple COMD 2032, 1989) - Blair Douglas:
Alan MacPherson of Mosspark / Crossing the Minch / The Brolum
(3.25)
from Celtology (Redburn 1273, 1984) - Ceolbeg:
Lord Galloway’s Lamentation
(5.31)
from Seeds to the Wind (Greentrax CDTRAX048, 1991)
> Folk Music > Records > Various Artists: The Scottish Folk Festival ’94
The Scottish Folk Festival ’94
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The Scottish Folk Festival ’94 Fenn Music Service FMS 2050 (CD, Germany, 1993) |
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- Wolfstone:
The Appropriate Dipstick: Lori Connor / The Appropriate Dipstick /
John Keith Laing
(4.14)
from The Chase (Iona IRCD 018, 1992) - Sìleas:
Harvest Home / Apples in Winter
(3.23)
previously unreleased - Drinkers Drouth:
Private William Coffey
(3.05)
from Boud to Go (Drouth DD02, 1984) - Phil Cunningham:
The Log Splitter Jig / You’ll Have a Dram?
(2.56)
from Airs & Graces (Green Linnet GL 3032, 1984) - The Poozies:
Sean Triubhas Uilleacham (Willie’s Old Trousers) / The Whole Thing
(3.27)
from Chantoozies (Hypertension HYCD 200 132, 1993) - Wolfstone:
Song for Yesterday
(5.26)
from Unleashed (Iona IRCD 014, 1991) - The Poozies:
Tom & Jerry / De Doing
(3.01)
previously unreleases, specially recorded for this compilation - Ceolbeg:
Queen of Argyll
(5.47)
from Not the Bunny Hop (Ceolbeg CB 001, 1990) - Sally Barker:
The Golden Glove
(5.11)
from Tango! (Hypertension HYCD 200 118, 1992) - Phil Cunningham
Andy M. Stewart’s Reel / The Harsh February
(3.46)
from Airs & Graces (Green Linnet GL 3032, 1984) - Sìleas:
Buain A’ Choirce / Lall Leathag
(3.04)
previously unreleased, later on Play on Light (Greentrax CDTRAX118, 1996) - Wolfstone:
Erin: The Coast of Austria / Toss the Feathers / Farewell to Erin /
Captain Lachlan MacPhall of Tiree
(5.32)
from Unleashed (Iona IRCD 014, 1991) - The Poozies:
Dhèanainn Sùgradh (The Dark-Haired Girl) / Murdo Mackenzie of Torridon
(6.38)
from Chantoozies (Hypertension HYCD 200 132, 1993) - Drinkers Drouth:
Heave Ya Ho
(3.19)
from When the Kye Comes Hame (Drouth DD01, 1982) - Mairi MacInnes:
Eilidh
(3.59)
from Causeway (Lismor LIDL 6026, 1989)
> Folk Music > Records > Various Artists: The Scottish Folk Festival ’95
The Scottish Folk Festival ’95
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The Scottish Folk Festival ’95 Fenn Music Service FMS 2058 (CD, Germany, 1994) |
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- Fred Morrison:
Reels: Aladdair’s Reel / Jan Alexander’s Fancy
(1.57)
from The Broken Chanter (Lismor LCOM 5223, 1993) - Catherine-Ann MacPhee:
Mile Marbhphaisg Air A’Ghaol
(4.35)
from Chi Mi’n Geamhradh (Greentrax CDTRAX038, 1991) - Catriona Macdonald & Ian Lowthian:
Sister Jean
(2.56)
from Opus Blue (Acoustic Radio ARAD CD 103, 1993) - Urb’n Ri:
The Birken Tree / The Earwig
(2.50)
from Gypsy Dance (Fenn FMS 2057, forthcoming) - The Poozies:
The Bay Tree / An Faca Sibh / Jig Jazz
(6.06)
from Danzoosies (Hypertension HYCD 200 150, 1995) - Sally Barker:
Hunting The Buffalo
(4.09)
from Sally Barker (Hypertension HYCD 200 103, 1989) - Fred Morrison:
2/4 Marches: Ian Morrison Jnr of Back, Lewis /
Donald MacLellan Of Rothesay
(3.49)
from The Broken Chanter (Lismor LCOM 5223, 1993) - Sìleas:
Planxty Crockery / Domhnall Dubh
(4.21)
from Play on Light (Greentrax CDTRAX118, 1996) - Catherine-Ann MacPhee:
Seathan
(3.35)
from Chi Mi’n Geamhradh (Greentrax CDTRAX038, 1991) - Catriona MacDonald & Ian Lowthian:
Set of Reels: Faroe Rum / Andowin ida Bow / Sleep Soond ida Moarnin / Lasses Trust in Providence / Da Boannie Isle o’ Whalsay)
(2.56)
from Various: Making Music in the Highlands (Balnain House Trust BHT 1, 1993) - Urb’n Ri:
March: Walter Douglas MBE / Strathspey: Susan McLeod / Reel: Lord McDonald’s Reel
(6.02)
from Gypsy Dance (Fenn FMS 2057, forthcoming) - The Poozies:
In Another Life
(4.18)
from Danzoosies (Hypertension HYCD 200 150, 1995) - Fred Morrison:
Strathspeys and Reels: Tillypronie / Dr. Glade’s Strathspey /
The Doctor of Coll’s Reel / Rosemarkie Rent / The Glen Is Where the Deer Is
(2.45)
from The Broken Chanter (Lismor LCOM 5223, 1993) - Catherine-Ann MacPhee:
Cearcall A’ Chuain
(3.14)
from Cànan Nan Gàidheal (Greentrax TRAX 009, 1987) - Karen Tweed:
Polkas a: Rörospols b: Dickaspolskan
(3.23)
from Ian Carr & Karen Tweed: Shhh (Hypertension HYCD 200 147, 1995) - Catriona MacDonald & Ian Lowthian:
Christmas Day ida Moarnin’ / Myra’s Jig / Da Scallowa Lasses
(5.43)
from Opus Blue (Acoustic Radio ARAD CD 103, 1993) - The Poozies:
Another Train
(3.39)
from Chantoozies (Hypertension HYCD 200 132, 1993)
> Folk Music > Records > Various Artists: The Scottish Folk Festival ’96
The Scottish Folk Festival ’96
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The Scottish Folk Festival ’96 Fenn Music Service FMS 2065 (CD, Germany, 1995) |
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- Duncan J. Nicolson:
Pipe Set: Crodh Chalin / Eileen MacDonald / Tommie Grant / Donald of the Sun
(5.53)
from Tuning Phrases (Fenn FMS 2064, 1996) - Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham:
The Auld Fiddler / Bb Tune
(2.41)
from The Pearl (Whirlie WHIRLIE CD 3, 1994) - Seelyhoo:
Cuin a chi mi thusa luaidh
(4.29)
from The First Caul (Greentrax CDTRAX102, 1995) - Duncan J. Nicolson, Ingrid & Allan Henderson:
An t-Eilean Muileach
(4.06)
from Tuning Phrases (Fenn FMS 2064, 1996) - Boys of the Lough:
The Hanged Man’s Reel
(2.44)
from Live at Carnavie Hall (Lough LOUGH 004, 1992) - The Cast:
Auld Lang Syne
(Roud 13892)
(4.10)
from The Winnowing (Culburnie CUL104CD, 1993) - Seelyhoo:
Sometimes It Doesn’t Work / The Lucky Cap / The Potatoe Tree
(3.21)
from The First Caul (Greentrax CDTRAX102, 1995) - Aly Bain:
Margaret’s Waltz
(2.56)
from The Pearl (Whirlie WHIRLIE CD 1, 1984) - The Cast:
The Step-Dancing Song
(2.46)
from The Winnowing (Culburnie CUL104CD, 1993) - Duncan J. Nicolson, Ingrid & Allan Henderson:
The Moving Bush Set: Patrick Morrison, Mallaig / The Moving Bush
(3.23)
from Tuning Phrases (Fenn FMS 2064, 1996) - Tom Anderson & Aly Bain:
The Full Rigged Ship / The New Rigged Ship
(3.04)
from Shetland Folk Fiddling Vol 2 (Topic 12TS379, 1978) - Seelyhoo:
Sean McGuire / Bear Island / Drever’s Reel
(3.01)
from The First Caul (Greentrax CDTRAX102, 1995) - Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham:
Megan’s Wedding / The Herry Boys / The Barrowburn Reel
(4.40)
from The Pearl (Whirlie WHIRLIE CD 3, 1994) - Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley:
John MacNeill’s Reel / Miss Shepherd’s Reel / The Mason’s Apron
(2.46)
from The Watch Stone (Attic ATCD 038, 1994) - The Cast:
The Flowers o’ the Forest
(Roud 3812)
(3.39)
from The Winnowing (Culburnie CUL104CD, 1993) - Duncan J. Nicolson, Ingrid & Allan Henderson:
Reels: Blackberry Blossom / Muillean Dubh / Null Thar Nan Eileanan /
Without Gaps / Traditional Reel
(4.56)
from Tuning Phrases (Fenn FMS 2064, 1996) - Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham:
The Music of Spey
(4.25)
from The Pearl (Whirlie WHIRLIE CD 3, 1994)
> Folk Music > Records > Various Artists: The Scottish Folk Festival ’97
The Scottish Folk Festival ’97
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The Scottish Folk Festival ’97 Fenn Music Service FMS 2072 (CD, Germany, 1996) |
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- Deaf Shepherd:
Double Pipe Set: Gav on Crutches / The Foxhunter / The Poison Dwarf /
Roddy Campbell’s Favourite
(4.16)
from Ae Spark o Nature’s Fire (Greentrax CDTRAX104, 1996) - Sìleas:
Miss Ann Cameron of Balvenie / Amy’s Rollerskates /
Paddy’s Leather Breeches
(3.56)
from Play on Light (Greentrax CDTRAX118, 1996) - Brian McNeill:
Sell Your Labour, Not Your Soul
(3.30)
specially recorded for this compilation - Seannachie:
The Sutrika / Things to Come / Pottinger’s Reel
(3.42)
from The Devil’s Delight (Raven RRC003, 1992) - Davy Steele:
Loch Tay Boat Song
(Roud 38364)
(4.27)
from Chasing Shadows (Fenn FMS 2073, 1997) - Tony McManus:
Hector the Hero / The Girls of Martinfield
(4.51)
from Tony McManus (Greentrax CDTRAX096, 1995) - Battlefield Band:
The Snows of France and Holland
(3.35)
from Anthem for the Common Man (Temple TP015, 1984) - Caledon:
The Weeping Streets of Paris Set: The Weeping Streets of Paris /
Strathconnan / The Lads o’ Mull / Drive Home the Mainlanders / Na Goisidich
(4.35)
from The Noble Trousers (Fenn FMS 2071, 1996) - Brian McNeill:
Any Mick’ll Do
(5.23)
from No Gods (Greentrax CDTRAX098, 1995) - Sìleas:
The Castlebay Scrap / Stuarts Rant
(4.02)
from Play on Light (Greentrax CDTRAX118, 1996) - Caledon:
Highland Laddie
(Roud 2330) /
The Road to Recovery
(3.58)
from The Noble Trousers (Fenn FMS 2071, 1996) - Simon Thoumire & Phil Cunningham:
Starjump / The Reunion Reel / The Fryish Reel
(3.38)
from Various: The Nineties Collection: New Scottish Tunes in Traditional Style (Greentrax CDTRAX5004, 1995) - Caledon:
Gu Dé Niste Ni Mise / Rinn Mi Moch Eirigh
(4.40)
from The Noble Trousers (Fenn FMS 2071, 1996) - Simon Thoumire & Ian Carr:
Itchy Fingers Set, Itchy Fingers, Tam Bairns Lum, Blackberry Blossom
(3.58)
from Various The Shetland Sessions Volume 2 (Lismor LCOM 7022, 1992) - Brian McNeill:
Back o’ the North Wind
(3.30)
from The Back o’ the North Wind (Greentrax CDTRAX047, 1991) - Sìleas:
Tha Sior Chaoineadh
(4.18)
from Play on Light (Greentrax CDTRAX118, 1996)
> Folk Music > Records > Various Artists: The Scottish Folk Festival ’98
The Scottish Folk Festival ’98
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The Scottish Folk Festival ’98 Fenn Music Service FMS 2078 (CD, Germany, 1997) |
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- Rory Campbell:
Strathspey & Jigs: Morag MacNeil / Tangasdale / Tha Dinan Brog, Donnacdadh Dubb / Magaid A Phipir / Trad Jig / An Gun’s t-Apron
(4.31)
from Magaid a Phipir (Lochshore CDLDL 1250, 1996) - Davy Steele:
Kishmul’s Galley
(Henry H535(b))
(3.49)
from Chasing Shadows (Fenn FMS 2073, 1997) - Ishbel MacAskill:
Thig An Smeórach As t-Earrach (The Thrush Comes in Spring)
(3.45)
from Síoda (Macmeanmna SKYECD 06, 1994) - Caledon:
The Old Woman’s Set: The Old Woman’s Reel / Tha Fionnlagh Ag Innearadh / Am Buachaille Dubh / Patti
(3.45)
from The Noble Trousers (Fenn FMS 2071, 1996) - Ivan Drever:
Orkney Anthem
(5.56)
from Isles Ne’er Forgotten (Attic AT 008, 1992) - Ishbel MacAskill:
Bha Mi Latha Samhraidh An Steórnabhagh (One Day in Stornoway) /
The Conundrum
(2.29)
from Síoda (Macmeanmna SKYECD 06, 1994) - Duncan Chisholm:
Leaving Stoer
(3.58)
from Redpoint (Copperfish CPFCD001, 1997) - Davy Steele:
Chasing Shadows
(5.11)
from Chasing Shadows (Fenn FMS 2073, 1997) - Caledon:
The Lowlands of Holland
(Roud 484; G/D 6:1116; Henry H180) /
Rory’s Wee Tune
(5.39)
from The Noble Trousers (Fenn FMS 2071, 1996) - Duncan Chisholm:
Pipe Major John Stewart / Asleep at the Wheel
(4.17)
from Redpoint (Copperfish CPFCD001, 1997) - Ivan Drever:
Brave Souls
(3.41)
from Four Walls (Iona IRCD 037, 1996) - Ishbel MacAskill:
Grádh Geal Mo Chridh’ (Fair Love of My Heart)
(4.29)
from Síoda (Macmeanmna SKYECD 06, 1994) - Caledon:
Raigmore Set: Raigmore / Arthur Gilles / Inspector Donald Campbell of Ness / Lord Dunsmore / Rory MacLeod
(7.46)
from The Noble Trousers (Fenn FMS 2071, 1996) - Davy Steele:
Scotland Yet
(4.44)
from Chasing Shadows (Fenn FMS 2073, 1997)
> Folk Music > Records > Various Artists: The Scottish Folk Festival ’99
The Scottish Folk Festival ’99
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The Scottish Folk Festival ’99 Fenn Music Service FMS 2082 (CD, Germany, 1998) |
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- Deaf Shepherd:
Father John:
Father John MacMillan of Barra /
Cha Chuir Mi Thu’m Poc, No’m Balg (Not in a Bag or a Sack) /
A Killie Fan /
Donald MacLean’s Jig
(4.31)
from Synergy (Greentrax CDTRAX143, 1997) - Jim Malcolm:
Battle of Waterloo
(6.16)
from Rohallion (Greentrax CDTRAX150, 1998) - Shooglenifty:
Buying a Blanket / Murphy the Mousecatcher
(4.28)
from Venus in Tweeds (Greentrax CDTRAX076, 1994) - Bachuè Cafè:
Intermediate Fiddler
(3.12)
from Bachué Café (Highlander HRMCD01, 1996) - Deaf Shepherd:
Pawkie Paiterson’ Auld Grey Yaud
(Roud 3063)
(3.54)
from Synergy (Greentrax CDTRAX143, 1997) - Jim Malcolm:
Up the Noran Water
(Roud 23398)
(2.37)
from Sconewart (Greentrax CDTRAX083, 1995) - Shooglenifty:
Horace: The Grampian Television Jig / Horace Shaw of Highfield / The Old Woman’s Dance
(5.01)
from Venus in Tweeds (Greentrax CDTRAX076, 1994) - Bachuè Cafè:
Auchindoon
(Roud 4010; Child 183)
(1.23)
from Bachué Café (Highlander HRMCD01, 1996) - Deaf Shepherd:
The Waltzes: The Glen House / Mrs Jean Campbell B.Sc.
(3.07)
from Ae Spark o’ Nature’s Fire (Greentrax CDTRAX104, 1996) - Jim Malcolm:
Barrenlands
(3.35)
from Sconewart (Greentrax CDTRAX083, 1995) - Shooglenifty:
The Point Road (Joiner’s Mix)
(3.19)
from Venus in Tweeds (Greentrax CDTRAX076, 1994) - Bachuè Cafè:
Roslin Castle / The Ewie With the Crooked Horn / The Hag With the Money
(5.36)
from Bachué Café (Highlander HRMCD01, 1996) - Deaf Shepherd:
Lost for Words at Sea
(4.22)
from Ae Spark o’ Nature’s Fire (Greentrax CDTRAX104, 1996) - Jim Malcolm:
Losin’ Auld Reekie
(5.16)
from Sconewart (Greentrax CDTRAX083, 1995) - Shooglenifty:
The Price of a Pig / Crabbit Shona / Bancroft’s Descent
(5.43)
from A Whisky Kiss (Greentrax CDTRAX106, 1996) - Bachuè Cafè:
Lassie Lie Near Me
(Roud V39584)
(4.30)
from Bachué Café (Highlander HRMCD01, 1996)
> Folk Music > Records > Various Artists: The Scottish Folk Festival 2000
The Scottish Folk Festival 2000
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The Scottish Folk Festival 2000 Fenn Music Service FMS 2087 (CD, Germany, 1999) |
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- Battlefield Band:
Royal Scottish Pipers Society / Gardez Loo / Donald MacLean
(3.55)
from Rain, Hail or Shine (Temple COMD2074, 1998) - Eric Bogle:
No Man’s Land
(6.24)
from The Eric Bogle Songbook, Volume 2 (Greentrax CDTRAX051, 1992) - Eilih Shaw & The Ceilidh Band:
Scottie Dance Band Heaven: The Duke of Roxburgh’s Farewell to the Blackmount Forest / Glen of Lismore / Perth Hunt / Tail Toddle / The Reel / Countess of Elgin / Sleep Sound i da Morning / Glen Ogle
(4.04)
from Heepirumbo (Greentrax CDTRAX131, 1997) - Alyth McCormack:
Ruidhleach Mo Nighean Donn
(2.30)
from Sugarcane (Chocolate CHOC001CD, 2001) - Battlefield Band:
The Beaches of St. Valery / Elizabeth Clare
(6.28)
from Rain, Hail or Shine (Temple COMD2074, 1998) - Eric Bogle:
Keeper of the Flame
(6.05)
from Small Miracles (Greentrax CDTRAX130, 1997) - The Ceilidh Band:
March, Jig & Reels:
David Ross / Tug Argan Gap / Donald MacLeod’s Reel / Itchy Fingers
(3.58)
source unknown - Alyth McCormack:
O Mu Dhuithach
(2.44)
from An Iomail - The Edge (Vertical CERTCD054, 2000) - Battlefield Band:
Margaret Ann / Manor Park / Trip to the Bronx
(5.25)
from Rain, Hail or Shine (Temple COMD2074, 1998) - Eric Bogle:
Leaving Nancy
(5.25)
from I Wrote This Wee Song (Greentrax CDTRAX082D, 1994) - The Ceilidh Band:
Set of Jigs:
The Traditional Jig / Haste to the Wedding / Belfast Almanack /
Jeanie’s Blue Een / Gun Ainm / Colonel Waidley / Miss Mary Douglas
(3.50)
source unknown - Alyth McCormack:
Tha Mulaidh
(2.55)
from An Iomail - The Edge (Vertical CERTCD054, 2000) - Battlefield Band:
The Devil Uisge Beatha
(4.13)
from New Spring (Temple COMD2045, 1991) - Eric Bogle & John Munro:
One Small Star
(4.22)
from The Emigrant & The Exile (Greentrax CDTRAX121, 1995) - The Ceilidh Band:
Set of Reels:
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh / Bonny Charlie /
Miss Clementina Loughnan / Cross of Inverness / Jacky Tar /
Lady Jane Neville / Left Handed Fiddler / Miss Monaghan
(5.24)
source unknown - Alyth McCormack:
Maighdeanan Na h-Àirigh
(4.02)
source unknown
> Folk Music > Records > Various Artists: The Scottish Folk Festival 2002
The Scottish Folk Festival 2002
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The Scottish Folk Festival 2002 Fenn Music Service FMS 2092 (CD, Germany, 2001) |
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- Sandy Brechin: Exhausted
from Out of His Tree (Greentrax CDTRAX169, 1999) - Jim Malcolm: Nae Gentle Dames Tho Ne’er Sae Fair
(4.11)
from Resonance (Beltane BELCD101, 2000) - Malinky:
The Light Dragoon
(Roud 162; Child 299; G/D 7:1470)
(2.47)
from Last Leaves (Greentrax CDTRAX190, 2000) - Burach: The Beautiful Blues
(4.14)
from Deeper (Greentrax CDTRAX189, 2000) - Leo McCann: Wes and Magpies
(5.05)
from If Anyone Can! (Canndhu Canndhu 001) - Fred Morrison: Strathspeys and Reels
(2.45)
from The Broken Chanter (Lismor LCOM 5223, 1993) - Burach: The Life and Times of Johnny Hattersfield
(3.33)
from Deeper (Greentrax CDTRAX189, 2000) - Jim Malcolm: Rohallion
(5.10)
from Resonance (Beltane BELCD101, 2000) - Malinky:
The Bonnie Lass of Fyvie
(Roud 545; G/D 1:84) /
The Silver Spear
(5.04)
from Last Leaves (Greentrax CDTRAX190, 2000) - Fred Morrison: Jigs
(5.45)
from The Broken Chanter (Lismor LCOM 5223, 1993) - Leo McCann: The Back Hill
(4.09)
from If Anyone Can! (Canndhu Canndhu 001) - Sandy Brechin: The Sky Stromash
from Out of His Tree (Greentrax CDTRAX169, 1999) - Burach: The Highfield Set
(6.32)
from Born Tired (Greentrax CDTRAX136, 1997) - Jim Malcolm: Lochanside
(4.44)
from Resonance (Beltane BELCD101, 2000) - Malinky:
The Hills of Ardmorn
(4.03)
from Last Leaves (Greentrax CDTRAX190, 2000) - Fred Morrison: Hector the Hero
(4.28)
from The Broken Chanter (Lismor LCOM 5223, 1993)
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The Scottish Folk Festival 2003
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The Scottish Folk Festival 2003 Fenn Music Service FMS 2093 (CD, Germany, 2002) |
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Tracks
- Fiddlers’ Bid: Uyea Isle
(3.21)
from Da Farder Ben Da Welcomer (Greentrax CDTRAX218, 2001) - Mairi MacInnes: This Feeling Inside
(3.07)
from This Feeling Inside (Greentrax CDTRAX092, 1995) - Jock Tamson’s Bairns:
Strathspey: The Shetland Fiddlers Society / Grant’s Reel / Gladstone’s Reel
(3.45)
from A’ Jock Tamson’s Bairns (Greentrax CDTRAX112, 1996) - Jim Malcolm:
Weepers I Shall Wear
(Roud 6928)
(3.55)
from Resonance (Beltane BELCD101, 2000) - Fiddlers’ Bid:
Inisheer: Sir Arthur Shaen / Inisheer
(5.35)
from Hamnataing (Greentrax CDTRAX167, 1998) - Mairi MacInnes: Maol Ruanaidh Ghilinneachain (Fairy Lullaby)
(2.48)
from Tickettyboo (Greentrax CDTRAX211, 2002) - Jock Tamson’s Bairns:
Donal Don
(Roud 13125) /
Piper’s Cave
march
(3.47)
from A’ Jock Tamson’s Bairns (Greentrax CDTRAX112, 1996) - Jim Malcolm: In the Land
(5.50)
from Resonance (Beltane BELCD101, 2000) - Fiddlers’ Bid: Michael’s Mazurka
(3.23)
from Hamnataing (Greentrax CDTRAX167, 1998) - Mairi MacInnes: An Aisling (The Dream)
(5.01)
from Orosay (Greentrax CDTRAX209, 2001) - Jim Malcolm: The Workers’ Song
(2.55)
from Resonance (Beltane BELCD101, 2000) - Jock Tamson’s Bairns:
When the King Comes O’er the Water (Lady Keith’s Lament)
(Roud V42891)
(4.55)
from A’ Jock Tamson’s Bairns (Greentrax CDTRAX112, 1996) - Fiddlers’ Bid: On the Wings of a Skorie
(5.07)
from Da Farder Ben Da Welcomer (Greentrax CDTRAX218, 2001) - Jock Tamson’s Bairns:
Macgregor of Ruara /
The King’s House
retreat marches
(4.59)
from May You Never Lack a Stone (Greentrax CDTRAX206, 2001) - Jim Malcolm:
Cruel Sister
(Roud 8; Child 10; G/D 2:213)
(6.22)
from Resonance (Beltane BELCD101, 2000) - Mairi MacInnes: Puirt-a-Beul (mouth music)
(3.07)
from Orosay (Greentrax CDTRAX209, 2001)