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Scottish Folk Groups
Jock Tamson's Bairns/The Easy Club
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Some of Jock Tamson's Bairns's recordings are detailed below:
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Jock Tamson's Bairns (Temple TP 002, 1980)
Side One: Arthur Bignold of Lochrosque/Hugh MacDonald/Sandy Duff;
The Birkin Tree; The Hieland Soldier/Mullindhu; The Skyeman's Jig;
Jenny Dang the Weaver; Brave Lewie Roy/Wantonness
Side Two: Cathkin Braes; Clarke Saunders; Miss Grace Hay's/
The Shepherdess; In Dispraise of Whisky; The Hills of Perth/Mrs
MacDougall; Sae Will We Yet
Tony Cuffe (vocals, guitar, whistles, tiple),
John Croall (vocals, bodhran),
Rod Paterson (vocals, mandola),
Adam Jack (fiddle, vocals),
Ian Hardie (fiddle, vocals),
Norman Chalmers (concertina, whistles),
Jack Evans (guitar, mandolin, Overton Low D whistle, whistle,
melodeon, moothie)
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Fergusson's Auld Reikie (1981)
Includes: The Flowers o' Edinburgh; Auld Reikie; Mallie Leigh; Cauler Water;
The Yellow-haired Laddie; Leith Races; Duncan MacCallipin; Hallow
Fair; Hunting the Hare; Caller Oysters; The Daft Days;
Tullochgorum; Torry Burn; Elegy on the Death of Scots Music; The
Birks of Invermay; The Ghaists; The New Game of 41; Such a Parcel
of Rogues in a Nation; Canongate Cadgers; Lassies o' the Canongate;
The Caller Shades; The Gates o' Edinburgh.
Tony Cuffe,
Rod Paterson,
Derek Hoy,
Norman Chalmers
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Jock Tamson's Bairns: The Lasses Fashion (Topic 12TS424, 1982)
Side One: The Lasses Fashion/The Robin (Peter
McClements)/The Merry Nicht Under the Tummel Brig; The Braes o'
Balquhidder (Robert Tannahill); Greig's Strathspey/Miss Wharton
Duff (William Marshall); Lady Keith's Lament; The Gates of
Edinburgh/O'er Bogie/Mrs Gordon's Reel (William Marshall)
Side Two: Tibbie Fowler; The Shetland Fiddlers' Society (Ronnie
Cooper)/ Grant's Reel/Gladstone's Reel (Skinner); The Laird o'
Drum; Kempy Kaye; Donald-Willie and his Dog (PM Donald Morrison)/Peter
Mackinnon of Skeabost (Dr John Macaskill)
John Croall (vocals, bodhran, whistle, bones),
Rod Paterson (vocals, mandola, guitar, cittern, trump),
Derek Hoy (fiddle),
Ian Hardie (fiddle, viola, bass, vocal),
Norman Chalmers (concertina, whistles, piano),
Jack Evans (guitar, flute, mandolin, bass, melodeon, cittern)
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The Easy Club: The Easy Club (Abbeyhill Music ABB 1001, 1984)
Side One: The Easy Club Reel (Sutherland)/Janine's Reel
(Sutherland); Dirty Old Town (Ewan MacColl); The Innocent
Railway (Sutherland)/Daphne's Trousers (Sutherland)/A.
Bruxa (Anton Soane); The Auld Toon Shuffle (Rod Paterson);
The Arnish Light (P Macleod)/The Ostrich (Sutherland)
Side Two: The Train Journey North (Tom Anderson/Jim Sutherland);
The Midlothian Mining Song (trad/Paterson); The Radical Road
(Sutherland)/Murdo Mackenzie of Torridon (B Macleod);
Fause, Fause Hea Ye Been (trad); Ms Lyall (trad)/ John
McNeill's Reel (Peter Milne)
Rod Paterson (vocals, guitar, acoustic bass);
John Martin (fiddle);
Jack Evans (guitar, acoustic bass, chromatic harmonica);
Jim Sutherland (cittern, mandolin, congas, bodhran, percussion)
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The Easy Club: Chance or Design (REL Records, RECS 479, 1985)
Side One: Black Is the Colour (trad); The North Sea
Chinaman The Linguist (Sutherland); This
for That (Rod Paterson);
Neal Slessor Thomson (Sutherland)/The Desert March (Mauchline/MacDonald);
The Eyemouth Disaster (John Watt); The Quiet Man (Sutherland)/Erse
for Alba (Sutherland)
Side Two: Isle of Ewe (Sutherland)/The Dhu Hill (Sutherland)/The
40p.c. Rule (Sutherland)/Auld Wattie (trad); The Diamond (trad);
West Pilton Circus (Sutherland)/The Pumpherston Hornpipe (Sutherland);
Chance or Design (Paterson); The Long Distance Runner
(Sutherland)/Bodhran Solo
Rod Paterson (vocals, guitar, acoustic bass);
John Martin (fiddle, phonofiddle);
Jack Evans (rhythm & lead guitar, acoustic bass, melodeon);
Jim Sutherland (cittern, congas, bodhran, percussion)
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The Easy Club: Skirlie Beat (REL Records RELS 483, 1987)
Side One: Auchengeich (Norman Buchan); Euphemia
(Sutherland); To India (Rod Paterson);
Skirlie Beat (Sutherland)
Side Two: The Hielanman's Umbrella (Sutherland);
The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (Ewan MacColl);
Doon In the Wee Room (trad); The Song of the Clyde
(Bell/Gourlay)/ The Shipyard Apprentice (Fisher/Buchan/Campbell)
Rod Paterson (vocals, guitar, bass);
John Martin (fiddle, viola, cello);
Jack Evans (guitar, bass, whistle, chromatic harmonica, piano);
Jim Sutherland (drums, cittern, Sobell Semi, bass, percussion)
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Jock Tamson's Bairns: A' Jock Tamson's Bairns (Greentrax CDTRAX112, 1996)
A re-release of the tracks on Jock Tamson's Bairns (1980) and
The Lasses Fashion (1982).
For personnel, see original releases above.
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Jock Tamson's Bairns: May You Never Lack a Scone (Greentrax CDTRAX206, 2001)
Gude Claret/Wee Hieland Laddie; Prince Charlie's March/Joy Gae Wi'
My Love/Ho Mo Chaileagan; Braes o' Gleniffer; MacGregor of
Ruara/The
King's House; Bogie's Bonnie Belle; The Back of The Change House/Miss
Girdle/The Bristly Beard/Barney's Balmoral; Woo'd and Married and A';
Loch Etive Side/South Uist Golf Glub/The Country Girl and The Hungarian
Fiddler/Mrs Willie Wassle; Dusty Miller/Wee Willie Gray; Duncan
McNeill's Farewell to Melfort/Boc Liath Nan Gobhar (The Grey Buck)/The
Rock And The Wee Pickle Tow; Johnny Sangster; The Unreel/Les Trois Grande
Luthiers; Donal Don/Piper's Cave
Norman Chalmers (treble concertina, baritone concertina, whistle,
bass drum, percussion, mouth organ, melodeon, bodhran);
John Croal (vocals, bodhran, whistle, bones);
Ian Hardie (fiddle, vocals, double bass, fiddlesticks);
Derek Hoy (fiddle, baritone fiddle);
Rod Paterson (vocals, guitar, bones, trump)
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