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Shetland Fiddlers
Shetland Fiddlers Leader Records LED 2052 (LP, UK, 1973) |
Recorded and produced by Bill Leader;
Photograph by Homer Sykes;
Sleeve design by Janet Kerr
Musicians
Da Forty Fiddlers (recorded in Lerwick Town Hall, Shetland, 18 August 1971);
The Cullivoe Traditional Players (recorded at Cullivoe, Yell, 19 August 1971);
Tom Anderson and Aly Bain (recorded at Lerwick, 17 August 1971)
Tracks
Side 1
Da Forty Fiddlers, piano acc. Marjorie Smith
- The Galley Watch / Kail and Knockit Corn (2.01)
- Burn o’ Weinadalittle / Da Fashion o’ da Deltin’ Lassies (1.25)
- Oliver Jack / Willafjord (2.00)
- Shaalds o’ Foula / Garster’s dream / Da Brig (4.32)
- Faeroe rum / Aandowin’ at da Bow / Da Forefit o’ da ship (2.03)
- Come Agen Ye’re Welcome / Da Black Hat (1.19)
The Cullivoe Traditional Players, leader Davie Henry
- Da Faery Reel / De’il Amang the Tailors (2.23)
- Da Gloup Lasses (1.16)
- Spence’s Reel / Lay de at dee (2.09)
- Oot and in da Harbour / High Road to Linton (1.51)
Note: The track list on the album sleeve and on the record label do not mention track 8, Da Gloup Lasses. See the Mudcat Café thread Tune Req: Shetland Fiddlers LED 2052 extra track.
Side 2
Bobby Jamieson, Willie Barclay Henderson
- Yellow Haired Lassie / Sleep Soond ida Mornin’ (2.25)
Willie Barclay Henderson, John Henderson
- Da Crab and da Capstan / Haad da Thing ta Gibbie (2.00)
Tom Anderson, Aly Bain
- Wynadebla (0.53)
- Soldier’s Joy (1.47)
Da Forty Fiddlers, piano acc. Marjorie Smith
- Craw Dang Pussy / Da Whattle o’t (1.28)
- Gordon’s Favourite / Laird o’ Gulberwick (2.40)
- Auld Hill Grind / Fram Ipon Him (2.21)
- Jack Broke da Prison Door / Donal’ Blue (1.25)
- Sail ’er o’er da Raftrees / De’il Stick da Minister / Taste da Green (2.15)
- Harlock’s Reel / Robertson’s Reel (2.37)
- Da Hamefarers / Da Sixareen (2.43)
All tunes trad. except
Track 16a Ronny Cooper;
Track 16b Tom Anderson