Come Scottish country dancing with the great Jim MacLeod Band
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MusicPublisher number: Mor 526 | DeccaPublication details: Decca, 1979.Description: 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm| Item type | Home library | Shelving location | Class number | Materials specified | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Sound Recordings
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VWML | Storage | SAD 3943 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Reference only | SR01405 |
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| SAD 3940 Frosty morning | SAD 3941 Caledonia | SAD 3942 Pushing the business on | SAD 3943 Come Scottish country dancing with the great Jim MacLeod Band | SAD 3944 Away up north | SAD 3945 Golden Stream | SAD 3946 Tommy Makem & Liam Clancy |
Sound disc, analog.
Musical instruments: Chodophones: piano, violin, bass; accordion; drums.
Side 1: 1. Cramond Bridge: Valerie Farr's reel, Ray Horrick's reel, David Cunningham's fancy -- 2. Jubilee jig: Miss Gordon of Liverpool, The Mile Dyke two step, John Worth's jig -- 3. The Ennismore strathspey: My Scottish connection, John Sinton's strathspey, Misses Farrell of Alloa -- 4. The starry eyed lassie: Miss Elizabeth Ferguson's favourite, Bill Ireland, Easdale House -- 5. Sloane Square: Howard Steventon's strathspey, Margaret Anne -- Side 2: 1. Fraser's favourite: Fraser Patrick's favourite, John Laurie (Watts), Jogging in Hyde Park -- 2. Newton Park: Newton Park, James Glen's jig, Tam o' Shanter -- 3. Neidpath Castle: Dr & Mrs Green, Tom Watson, Wonder hornpipe -- 4. Hamilton House: Hamilton House, Midlothian Pipe Band, Staney Hill -- 5. Mrs MacPherson of Inveran: Mrs MacPherson of Inveran, The Brolum, Younie's reel.