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Kentigern
Scottish folk group
Kentigern was a group formed in 1978 out of a regular
session at the Victoria Bar, Glasgow. John Gahagan
(whistle) had been a member of The Battlefield Band, and with
Jimmy McGuire (fiddle, banjo) combined with the four
members of Tinkler Maidgie - Sandy Stanage (cittern,
guitar, banjo) (who had also been in Molendinar), Ian MacDonald (pipes),
Jim Barnes (cittern, guitar, vocals) and Sylvia
Barnes (vocals, dulcimer, guitar, bodhran) - to form
Kentigern. Dougie Pincock (pipes, whistle) replaced
Ian MacDonald. Any more information
about the group would be gratefully received:
email me. Some of the
Kentigern family's recorded output is detailed below.
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Kentigern: Kentigern (Topic 12TS394, 1979)
Side One: Cullen Bay (Ian Duncan)/Jig O' Slurs (G S
MacLennan)/Seagull (Donald MacLeod); The Corncake; Breton
Melody/Breton Melody/Breton Melody/Greenwoodside; The
Weary Farmers; Pipe Major Donald McLean of Lewis/The Weavers of Newly/Kail and
Pudding/Loch Roag (Iain MacDonald); The Iron Horse
Side Two: The Last o' Tinkler (Violet Jacob); Rathven
Market (Ian Duncan)/The Conundrum (Peter MacLeod); Gin I
Were Shot o' Her; Hebridean Air/The Braes of Tulimet/The Braes of
Mellinish; Wild Roving No More; Put Me in the Great Chest/The Three
Peaks of South Uist/South Uist.
all songs traditional unless otherwise indicated
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Scotch Measure: Scotch Measure (Topic 12TS426, 1985)
Side One: Ythanside; For A' That; The Brewer Laddie; Wild Rovin';
The Bonnie Lad that Handles the Plough
Side Two: The Swallow (Rothero); The Laird of the Dainty Dounby; The Calton
Weaver; The Hadweaver and the Factory Maid; The Twa Magicians
all songs traditional unless otherwise indicated
Jim Barnes (guitar, cittern, vocals),
Sylvia Barnes (vocals, dulcimer, guitar),
Andy Lavery (keyboards, vocals)
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Jim & Sylvia Barnes: Mungo Jumbo (Cerberus Sounds CS002, 1991)
Side One: Kishmul's Galley; False Hae Ye Been; Mrs Greig (Skinner);
Lady Diamond; Lichtbob's Lassie; This Is No' My Plaid
Side Two: Willie Brewed a Peck o' Maut; Galloways (Lowe); Rural
Courtship; Young Allan; I Wonder; The Forester
all songs traditional unless otherwise indicated
Jim Barnes (guitar, cittern, vocals),
Sylvia Barnes (vocals, dulcimer, guitar, cittern, whistles)
with
Andy Lavery (keyboards),
Erica Scott (flute),
Jez Lowe (harmonica),
Andy Cheyne (bass)
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