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The World Library of Folk and Primitive Music: Scotland
The World Library of Folk and Primitive Music: Scotland
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The Columbia World Library of Folk and Primitive Music - Volume VI: Scotland
Various Artists
Columbia Masterworks SL-209 (LP, USA, 1955) |
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World Library of Folk and Primitive Music - Volume 3: Scotland
The Alan Lomax Collection
Various Artists
Rounder Records CD 1743 (CD, USA, 1998) |
Edited by Alan Lomax, with the MacLeans of Raasay,
Hamish Henderson and William Montgomerie.
Musical Traditions review by Rod Stradling
Tracks
Side 1: The Lowlands | Side 2: The Highlands |
- The Glasgow Police Band, directed by Pipe Major John MacDonald:
Scotland the Brave
(1.04)
- Ewan MacColl:
The Chevaliers' Muster Roll
(0.45)
- Band and citizens of Selkirk:
The Souters of Selkirk
(0.38)
- Ewan MacColl:
Roy's Wife of Aldivalloch
(0.35)
- Mrs. McGrath:
My Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose
(1.36)
- Ewan MacColl:
The Dowie Dens of Yarrow
(2.21)
- Isla Cameron:
O Can Ye Sew Cushions?
(1.37)
- Children of Norton Park School, Edinburgh:
(a) I am A Little Orphan Girl
(b) I Paula Tee Paula Taska
Jackie Mearns and a group of children in Aberdeen:
(c) Now the War Is Over
(d) The Wind Blows High
(1.38)
- Elizabeth Barclay:
Bressay Lullaby
(1.06)
- Tom Anderson
fiddle,
Willie Johnson
guitar:
The Hen's March to the Midden
(1.06)
- John Strachan:
The Bonnie Lass o' Fyvie
(1.44)
- John Strachan:
Glenlogie
(2.17)
- Blanche Wood:
Portnockie Girl
(0.40)
- Hamish Henderson:
Tail Toddle
/
Wap and Rowe
diddling songs
(1.35)
- Jimmy Shand
melodeon:
The Laird of Drumblair / The De'il Amang the Tailors
(1.18)
- Jimmy McBeath:
Come All Ye Tramps and Hawkers
(1.17)
- J.C. Mearns and friends:
Sleepytoon
(1.41)
- Jimmy McBeath:
MacPherson's Lament
(1.28)
- John Strachan:
The Tinkler's Waddin
(1.16)
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- Annie Nicholson and group:
Tha Mulad, Tha Mulad (There Is Sorrow)
(1.33)
- Rena MacLean and group:
Braighe Loch Iall (The Braes of Loch Eil)
(1.13)
- Kitty MacLeod:
Làrach Do Thacaidean
(0.27)
- John MacLeod, John MacInnis:
Dili O Idilum / Thoir a Nall Ailean (Bring Over Alan)
(0.49)
- Kate Nicholson:
Till an Crodh, Laochan (Turn the Cows, Laddie)
(1.22)
- Annie Johnston:
Thig, a Chuinneag, Thig (Come, Butter, Come)
(0.50)
- Allan MacDonald:
Iomairibh Eutrom Hó Ró (Row Lightly)
(1.06)
- Calum Johnston:
Thug Mi Gaol Dhuit (Spinning Song)
(1.10)
- Annie Johnston:
Fuirich an Diugh (Weaving Song)
(0.51)
- Héman Dubh Hi Rì Oro
(0.32)
- Hó Na Filibhig Chunnacas Bàta
(0.52)
- Eho Hao Ri Ó
(1.04)
- Fail Il Éileadh
(1.08)
- Mary Morrison:
The Reel of Tulloch / Mrs. MacLeod of Raasay
(1.28)
- Group of Barra women:
Hó Ali Ili
(0.48)
- John Burgess
bagpipes:
Caberfeidh
strathspey /
MacIntosh's Lament
pibroch
(2.54)
- Ian Murray and church congregation:
Gaelic Hymn (Whom Have I in Heaven but Thee)
(1.43)
- Kitty MacLeod and 8 women:
A Phiuthrag's a Phiuthar (Little Sister)
(1.05)
- Penny Morrison:
's Mise Chunnaic an T-Iongnadh (A Mermaid Song)
(0.54)
- Calum Johnston:
Clach Mhin Mheallain (Rune against Hail)
(0.54)
- Calum Johnston:
Ig Ig Igein (The Lark's Song)
(0.35)
- Flora MacNeil:
Och, a Theàrlaich Òig Stiùbhairt (The Lament for William Chisholm)
(1.08)
- Kitty MacLeod and group:
's Fliuch an Oidhce (The Night Is Wet)
(0.52)
- Flora MacNeil:
Cairistiona
(1.12)
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