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Scotland : folk songs (Gaelic)

Material type: MusicMusicPublisher number: 24447 | BBCPublication details: BBC, 1957.Description: 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpmAvailable additional physical forms:
  • Dubbed to BBC CDA 80.
Contents:
Side 1: 1. Watt, Zandra: Eilean Leiodhas mo Ghraidh (Dear Loved Isle of Lewis) (Words: Murdo Morrison) Recorded in Laxdale (2'21) -- 2. Watt, Zandra: Bu toileach Leam Glusad (Lightly I would Journey) (Words: Stornoway Gazette) Recorded in Laxdale (1'41) -- 3. Watt, Zandra: Ribhean Og Bheil Cuimhn Agad? (Do You remember, Young Maid?) Recorded in Laxdale (1'22) -- 4. Watt, Zandra: Eilean Beag donn a Chuain (Little Brown Isle of the Sea) (Words - Donald Morrison) Recorded in Laxdale (2'04) -- 5. Watt, Zandra: Nan Ceadaicheadh an Tide Dhomh (If time would permit) (Words by William MacKenzie) Recorded in Laxdale (2'10) -- 6. Watt, Zandra: An Teid thu Leam (Will you go with me my brown haired maiden) (Words and air by Donald Morrison, Fivepenny, Ness) Recorded in Laxdale (1'28) -- 7. Luerbost Waulking Team (Leader - Kate MacLeod): Agus ho Mhorag (In praise of Morag) (2'20) -- 8. Luerbost Waulking Team (Leader - Kate MacLeod): Heman Dubh (Hemandu) (2'55). Recorded in Lewis in July, August 1957 by F. E. G. MacAulay -- Side 2: 1. Luerbost Waulking Team (Leader - Kate MacLeod): Bodachan Cha phos mi (I Won't Marry and old man) (1'48) -- 2. Luerbost Waulking Team (Leader - Kate MacLeod): Dh'eirich mi moch maduinn Earraich'(I arose early on a spring morning) (1'07) -- 3. Luerbost Waulking Team (Leader - Kate MacLeod): fhir a'Chinn Duibh (Black haired lover) (1'41) -- 4. Martin, Mrs Flora: Mo Nighean Donn Bhoidheach (My Pretty Brown Maid) (3'05) -- 5. MacLeod, Kenneth: Taladh Nan Eilaen (The Lure of the Islands) (Words: Angus MacLeod, Carloway Air: Angus MacLeod, Scalpay) (2'45) -- 6. MacArthur, Murdo: Nuair Theid mi Steornabhagh (When I go to Stornoway) (2'05) -- 7. MacArthur, Murdo: Ceann Lochbhat an Diobhan (The Head of Lochbhat) (1'31). Recorded in Stornoway, Lewis in July, August 1957 by F. E. G. MacAulay.
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Sound disc, analog.

Side 1: 1. Watt, Zandra: Eilean Leiodhas mo Ghraidh (Dear Loved Isle of Lewis) (Words: Murdo Morrison) Recorded in Laxdale (2'21) -- 2. Watt, Zandra: Bu toileach Leam Glusad (Lightly I would Journey) (Words: Stornoway Gazette) Recorded in Laxdale (1'41) -- 3. Watt, Zandra: Ribhean Og Bheil Cuimhn Agad? (Do You remember, Young Maid?) Recorded in Laxdale (1'22) -- 4. Watt, Zandra: Eilean Beag donn a Chuain (Little Brown Isle of the Sea) (Words - Donald Morrison) Recorded in Laxdale (2'04) -- 5. Watt, Zandra: Nan Ceadaicheadh an Tide Dhomh (If time would permit) (Words by William MacKenzie) Recorded in Laxdale (2'10) -- 6. Watt, Zandra: An Teid thu Leam (Will you go with me my brown haired maiden) (Words and air by Donald Morrison, Fivepenny, Ness) Recorded in Laxdale (1'28) -- 7. Luerbost Waulking Team (Leader - Kate MacLeod): Agus ho Mhorag (In praise of Morag) (2'20) -- 8. Luerbost Waulking Team (Leader - Kate MacLeod): Heman Dubh (Hemandu) (2'55). Recorded in Lewis in July, August 1957 by F. E. G. MacAulay -- Side 2: 1. Luerbost Waulking Team (Leader - Kate MacLeod): Bodachan Cha phos mi (I Won't Marry and old man) (1'48) -- 2. Luerbost Waulking Team (Leader - Kate MacLeod): Dh'eirich mi moch maduinn Earraich'(I arose early on a spring morning) (1'07) -- 3. Luerbost Waulking Team (Leader - Kate MacLeod): fhir a'Chinn Duibh (Black haired lover) (1'41) -- 4. Martin, Mrs Flora: Mo Nighean Donn Bhoidheach (My Pretty Brown Maid) (3'05) -- 5. MacLeod, Kenneth: Taladh Nan Eilaen (The Lure of the Islands) (Words: Angus MacLeod, Carloway Air: Angus MacLeod, Scalpay) (2'45) -- 6. MacArthur, Murdo: Nuair Theid mi Steornabhagh (When I go to Stornoway) (2'05) -- 7. MacArthur, Murdo: Ceann Lochbhat an Diobhan (The Head of Lochbhat) (1'31). Recorded in Stornoway, Lewis in July, August 1957 by F. E. G. MacAulay.

Dubbed to BBC CDA 80.

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