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- Andy Mackenzie/John MacPhail
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Scottish Singers
Andy Mackenzie and John MacPhail
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A duo about which I know almost nothing. I received an email from David Logan, however:
I remember Andy and John when they
played round the tourist circuit in the
late 70s. I saw him regularly at the
"Mercury Motor Inn" in Ullapool and
gigged with him at the "Cambusnethan
Priory" in Wishaw about 1980. I dont
know much about John, but Andy lived in
Slamannan near Falkirk. I was quite
friendly with him for a while. Andy
tended to dress in Tartan for his gigs
and played pipes, mandolin, guitar,
bodhran and Tenor Banjo, in fact, the
first tenor banjo I ever played was
Andy's. Andy used to travel to gigs in
a Reliant Regal Supervan III! - 3
wheeled car.
Other sources report that John MacPhail was living in Fort William
during the mid 1980s, and performed solo at various hotels in the area.
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Andy Mackenzie and John MacPhail (Loudon Records LDN 460, n.d.)
Side One: Skye Boat Song; Bread and Fishes; Flowers of Edinburgh/Soldier's
Joy; Massacre of Glencoe (McLean); Sound the Pibroch; Highland Harry
Side Two: Macpherson's Rant; Helen of Kirkconnel; The Life of a
Rover; Ye Jacobites by Name; A Man's a Man; Scotland the Brave (Hanley/McLurg)
All songs traditional except where indicated
Andy Mackenzie, John MacPhail
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John MacPhail: John MacPhail (Loudon Records LDN468)
Side One: Trawling Trade; Come By The Hills; Mountain Dew; Loch Tay Boat Song; News Frae Moidart; Mormond Braes
Side Two: Mingulay Boat Song; Bonnie Dundee; Shoals Of Herring; Fhir Bhata; Haughs Of Cromdale
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Andy Mackenzie: Andy Mackenzie (Loudon Records LDN467)
Side One: The Bonnie Lass O' Fyvie; Leezie Lindsay; I Once Loved A Lass; Lord Of The Dance; The 79th's Farewell; The Road Tae Dundee
Side Two: Westering Home; Tramps And Hawkers; The Trooper And The Maid; Jimmy Raeburn; Hush, Hush; Wild Mountain Thyme
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