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Scottish Folk Groups
Old Blind Dogs
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Popular Scottish band. Some of their recorded output is listed below, and you can see their "family tree"
here.
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Old Blind Dogs: New Tricks (Lochshore ZCLOC1068, 1992)
Bennachie; The Garnethill (Jonny Hardie)/Miss Mairi MacPhail of
Laxdale (Alistair Foote); The Bonnie Banks O'Fordie; J&B Reel/The
Bonawe Highlanders; The Wee Wee German Lairdie; Monaghan's Jig; The Bonnie
Lass O'Fyvie; Song For Autumn (Burns); Gala Water;
The Ferret Set: Dinkies/A Shetland Tune/Andy Rennick's
Ferret/Dinkies/Cuttymun and Treladle; Bedlam Boys/The Rights Of Man
All tracks traditional except where indicated
Ian F Benzie (guitar, lead vocals, mandolin);
Jonny Hardie (fiddle, recorder, mandolin, backing vocals, percussion);
Buzzby McMillan (cittern, bass guitar, g banjo, backing vocals, percussion);
Davy Cattanach (percussion, backing vocals)
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Old Blind Dogs: Close to the Bone (1993)
Kilbogie; Linden Rise; The Cruel Sister; The Honeymoon Reel/Kings/The
Clayslaps Reel; The Twa Corbies; The Universal Hall/The Nuptial Knot/The
Barlinnie Highlander; MacPherson's Rant/The Winging; Seonaidh Mor/The
Fall/Dick Gossops; Margaret Cromar; The Trooper and The Maid or The
Trumpet Sounds At Burreldales; The Broken Pledge/Claggy's Dilemma/Hamilton's
Jig; Jean O'Bethelnie (Glenlogie)
All tracks traditional except where indicated
Ian F Benzie (guitar, lead vocals, mandolin);
Jonny Hardie (fiddle, recorder, mandolin, backing vocals, percussion);
Buzzby McMillan (cittern, bass guitar, g banjo, backing vocals, percussion);
Davy Cattanach (percussion, backing vocals)
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Old Blind Dogs: Tall Tails (1994)
The Barnyards O' Delgaty; The Burn O' Craigie/The Moon Coin Jig/Miss
Isobel Blackley; The Banks O' Sicily; The Sportsman's Haunt/Mrs. Baily of
Redcastle/Sherlock's Fancy; A Wife in Every Port; Boondock Skank;
Pills of White Mercury; Miss Sheperd/Sandy Grant/The Hurricane; Lay Ye
Doon Love; Willie's Aul' Trews/The Auld Reel 1/The Auld Reel 2; P. Stands
for Paddy; The Buzzard
All tracks traditional except where indicated
Ian F Benzie (guitar, lead vocals, mandolin);
Jonny Hardie (fiddle, recorder, mandolin, backing vocals, percussion);
Buzzby McMillan (cittern, bass guitar, g banjo, backing vocals, percussion);
Davy Cattanach (percussion, backing vocals)
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Old Blind Dogs: Legacy (1995)
Mormond Braes/Charles Sutherland; Malcolm Ferguson/Finbar Saunders;
The Lancashire Lads; There Were Twa Bonnie Maidens; The Rose and the
Lindsey O'; Hollis Brown; The Bonnie Earl O' Moray; The Salmon Leap/Rip
the Calico/Jenny Tied the Bonnet Tight/ The Crooks of the Kingdom;
The Snows They Melt the Soonest; The Birkin Tree; The Ģ5 Flute/Donald
McLennan's Exercise/ What Pain I Have Endured Since Last Year;
Tibbie Fowler/Breton Dance Tune
All tracks traditional except where indicated
Ian F Benzie (guitar, lead vocals, mandolin);
Jonny Hardie (fiddle, recorder, mandolin, backing vocals, percussion);
Buzzby McMillan (cittern, bass guitar, g banjo, backing vocals, percussion);
Davy Cattanach (percussion, backing vocals)
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Old Blind Dogs: Five (1997)
Glen Kabul/Trip to Pakistan/The Forth Floor; The Battle Of Harlaw;
Lord MacDonald's March To Harlaw/The Mither Tap/The Cauldron;
Parcel O'Rogues; The Walking Nightmare/The Shopgirl/Croix Rousse;
Janine's Reel/In And Out Of The Harbour/The Hawk;
The Lowlands Of Holland; Jonny O'Braidislee;
Leaving Lochboisdale; Summerside/Mouy'ton Mayo/Andros 2/Andros 3
All tracks traditional except where indicated
Ian F Benzie (guitar, lead vocals, mandolin);
Jonny Hardie (fiddle, recorder, mandolin, backing vocals, percussion);
Buzzby McMillan (cittern, bass guitar, g banjo, backing vocals, percussion);
Davy Cattanach (percussion, backing vocals)
Fraser Fifield (small pipes, saxophone)
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Old Blind Dogs: The World's Room (Green Linnet GLCD1201, 1999)
To the Beggin' I Will Go; The Branle: The Aird Ranters
(Fred Morrison)/The Branle; Forfar Sodger/Trip to Skye
(R Campbell)/The Bridie (Jonny Hardie);
Mill o' Tifty; Bannockburn Road: Chuir I Gluin Air A Bhodach/Bannockburn
Road (R Campbell)/Inspector Campbell of Ness (Donald
MacLeod)/The Left-handed Fiddler (JS Skinner);
Battle of Waterloo (trad/Malcolm); Soup of the Day
(R Campbell); Roslin Castle (James Oswald);
Edward; The Ritual: The Ritual (R Campbell)/The Leap
Year/Johnnie Macdonald's Reel (J A Center)
All tracks traditional except where indicated
Rory Campbell: whistle, Border pipes, backing vocals
Jonny Hardie: fiddle, guitar, mandolin, bouzouki, backing vocals
Paul Jennings: dejembe, conga, percussion
Jim Malcolm: lead vocal, guitar, harmonica
Buzzby McMillan: bass guitar, cittern, backing vocals
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Old Blind Dogs: Fit? (Green Linnet GLCD1214 2001)
Is There for Honest Poverty (Burns); Kincardine Lass (trad);
Much Better Now (Rory Campbell)/Bear Dance (trad)/Alex
MacDonald (Norman MacDonald)/An Gun's T-Apron (trad);
Tramps and Hawkers (trad); The Pearl Wedding Reel (W
Taylor)/Country Girl & Hungarian Fiddler (C Campbell);
Sky City (Gavin Marwick)/Lovely Basket of Nice-Smelling
Flowers (Rory Campbell)/Galician Jig (trad);
Reres Hill (trad); Sweet Molly (trad)/Periwig
(trad)/The Rejected Suitor (trad);
Awa' Whigs Awa' (Burns);
Cuilfhionn (trad);
The Black Haired Lad (trad)/The Bedding of the Bride
(trad)/Ruidhle Mo Nighean Donn (trad)/Same As a
Reel (trad); Tatties and Herrin' (trad)
Jim Malcolm: lead vocal, guitar, harmonica, jaws harp
Jonny Hardie: fiddle, guitar, backing vocals
Rory Campbell: whistles, Border pipes, backing vocals
Buzzby McMillan: bass guitar, cittern, banjo, backing vocals
Paul Jennings: dejembe, conga, percussion, drums, bongos, shaker, zendrum
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