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Scottish Folk Groups
Na h-Oganaich
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Na h-Oganaich is pronounced "na hawkanich" and means The
Young Blood. They won the folksong competition at the National Mod in
1971 and the Celtavision Song Contest at Pan-Celtic week in Killarney in 1972.
Some of Na h-Oganaich's recordings are detailed below:
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Na h-Oganaich: The Great Sound of Na h-Oganhaich (Beltona Sword SBE 145, 1973)
Side One: Mi Le M'Uilinn (MacFarlane); O Chruinneag (MacLennan/Breton);
Mal na Mara (MacFarlane); Eilean Idhe Mo Chridhe 'Smo Ghraidh (MacLennan);
'Stoigh Leam Cruinneag Dhonn Nam Bo; Puirt a Beul
Side Two: Tha M'Eudail is M'Aighear; A Mhorag Leat Shiubhlainn (MacFarlane);
Mor Run Geal Dileas (MacLean); Tha Na h-Uain Air An Tulaich (MacPherson);
Oran Cladaich (MacFarlane); Fiollagan (Smith)
All songs traditional except where indicated
Margaret MacLeod (vocals),
Noel Eadie (mandolin, vocals),
Donnie MacLeod (guitar, vocals)
with
Billy Craib (bass), Billy Thom (drums)
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Na h-Oganaich: Scot-Free (Beltona Sword SBE 184, 1975)
Side One: Canan nan Gaidheal (Murdo MacFarlane);
Cumha Dhiarmid; Coisich a Ruin; Chor a Ghrithreach Dhonn (Murdo MacFarlane);
Eilean a' Cheo (Mary MacPherson); Puirt a Beul
Side Two: Come By the Hills (W Gordon Smith);
Willie's Gaen tae Melville Castle; The Searing Things (Rae Lilly);
The Freedom Come All Ye (Hamish Henderson);
Farewell to Nova Scotia; Flower of Scotland (Roy Williamson)
All songs traditional except where indicated
Margaret MacLeod (vocals),
Noel Eadie (mandolin, vocals),
Donnie MacLeod (guitar, vocals)
with
Billy Craib (bass), Billy Thom (drums)
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Donnie MacLeod: Farewell My Love (Lismore LILP 5132, 1983)
Side One: Duan 'Sn t-Seann Nòs (Murdo MacFarlane);
Nighean Mo Ghaoil; Twa Recruiting Sergeants; Guma Slan Do na Fearaibh;
Puirt-a-Beul; The Land o' the Leal; Bà m'Eudail Bàn
(Donald J MacMillan)
Side Two: Farewell My Love (Roddy MacMillan);
Thoir Mo Shoraidh Thar Ghunnaidh; Stay Young (Gallacher/Lyle);
Cadal Cuain (Kate Morrison/Kenna Campbell); Farewell to Nova Scotia;
Leanabh Og; Orain Luaidh
All songs traditional except where indicated
Donnie MacLeod (guitar, vocals)
with
unknown musicians
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