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Bob Murdoch: Ae Fond Kiss
Bob Murdoch grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania listening to Scottish music. His
father, Tom Murdoch, left Motherwell, Scotland in 1923 and, after settling in
Pittsburgh, became renowned as Pittsburgh's Scottish Tenor. When Tom passed
away in 1975 his son Bob, who was a tenor soloist in Pittsburgh area churches,
continued as Pittsburgh's Scottish Tenor.
At the urging of friends Bob sought to do a CD of well-known Scottish music.
Through the advice, help and production of the well-known international
entertainer, Carl Peterson and Carl's recording company, Darach Recordings,
this CD came to fuition.
The title of the CD bears the name of one of the best-known and well loved pieces
by Robert Burns. Since Bob is the National Chairman for Tartan Day in the United
States the title "the Tartan Tenor" was natural. There are 24 songs on the CD
which will be familiar to all persons who love Scottsh music. There are just as
many other songs in the same category which would be prime material for another
CD!
In addition to his national activities for Tartan Day, Bob has been a long time
member of Clan Donald. In 2000 he was elected a Fellow in the Society of
Antiquaries of Scotland and is a member of the Caledonian Foundation of USA,
Inc., the Robert Burns Scottish Club of Erie, PA, the St. Andrews Society of
Pittsburgh, the Scottish Heritage Society of North Central West Virginia and the
Scottish-American Military Society.
- A Gordon For Me
- Flow Gently Sweet Afton
- Annie Laurie
- A Rosebud By My Early Walk
- Down in the Glen
- Far Away Isle
- Gentle Annie
- Amazing Grace
- Granny's Heiland Hame
- Hame O' Mine
- My Heart's in the Highland
- John Anderson My Jo
- Maggie
- Mary
- My Ain Folk
- Scotland the Brave
- Scots Wha Hae
- Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond
- Bonnie Lass o' Ballochmyle
- The Royal Mile
- Westering Home
- Ye Banks and Braes
- Northern Lights of Old Aberdeen
- Ae Fond Kiss
Bob Murdoch: Ae Fond Kiss
Item ID: TRTN001
CD $15.00:
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The DramBeauties: Crossroads
Beautiful harmonies and imaginative arrangements of classic Scottish and Celtic songs are the hallmarks of The DramBeauties. The "old sangs"...the ones that grandmothers taught their granddaughters about The Isle of Skye, Bonnie Prince Charlie and other interesting characters and legendary places are the songs The DramBeauties love to sing. They take these much loved and much sung songs and make them their own. Due in large part to the extensive choral background of each member, their voices blend together beautifully.
- Road the the Isles
- Skye Boat Song
- Westering Home
- Skye For Sale
- Mairi's Wedding
- Eriskay Love Lilt
- Ye Banks and Braes
- Bonnie Lass
- Will Ye No Come Back Again
- Wild Mountain Thyme
- Always Argyle
- Scotland the Brave
- Caledonia
- Crossroads
The DramBeauties: Crossroads
Item ID: CSXX01
CD $12.00:
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The Black Bexar Pipe Band: The Tartan Rose of Texas
The Black Bexar Pipe Band of San Antonio, Texas is a Grade IV pipe and drum band that competes in Highland games in Texas and surrounding states. Formed in 1994, the band, made up of pipers, bass drummer, tenor and snare drummers, rapidly earned a reputation as a quality, professional corps. In addition to competitions, the band, proudly wearing the Flower of Scotland tartan, performs at special events, parades, and music festivals.
- Irish Set
(Let Erin Remember,
Wearin' of the Green,
Minstrel Boy)
- Marches (Brown Haired Maiden,
High Road to Gairloch,
Highland Laddie
- March Selection (The Thistles and the Roses, The Roses of Prince Charlie, Cullen Bay,
Murdo's Wedding,
The Rose of Allendale)
- 3/4 Retreats
(Green Hill of Tyrol,
When the Battle's Over,
Land of my Youth)
- Piobaireachd (MacIntosh's Banner)
- M/S/R
(The Sprig of Ivy,
Captain Colin Campbell,
Willie Davies' Reel)
- The Ones Everyone Remembers
(Amazing Grace,
Scotland the Brave,
Lord Lovat's Lament,
The Rowan Tree)
- Drum Salute (Blizzard of '93)
- Wee 6/8 Marches
(Bonnie Dundee,
100 Pipers,
Atholl Highlanders)
- Alamo Set
(Scotland to the Alamo
(Yellow Rose/Eyes of Texas),
Ladies of the Alamo,
Scotland to the Alamo,
All the Blue Bonnets are Over the Border)
- Competiton Medley
(Earl of Mansfield,
Molly Connell,
Kate Dalrymple,
Grinder's Spring Song,
Shaw's 50th,
Flee the Glen)
- Duncan Johnstone Set
(Duncan Johnstone, Balmoral Castle, Soldier's Joy,
Mull of Kintyre, The Kesh Jig, Morrison's Jig)
- Erin Shore
((Drum Corps Feature Set)
Erin Shore,
A Little Bit o' Drummin',
Stand Fast, The Frenzy)
- Big 6/8 Marches
(Old Adam, Tam Glen, I Lo'ed nae Lassie but Yin,
Glasgow Gaelic Club)
- Highland Cathedral
- 4/4 Marches
(Flett from Flotta,
Gardens of Skye,
Crusader's March)
- Signature Tunes
(Flower of Scotland,
Black Bear)
The Black Bexar Pipe Band: The Tartan Rose of Texas
Item ID: TRT3252
CD $12.00:
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Hugh Morrison: Feet to the Floor
Born in Wick, in the far north of Scotland, Hugh Morrison served his musical apprenticeship with the Tain Scottish Dance Band and quickly made his name as an exponent of the three-row button key accordion. Recorded in Houston, Texas, where he is now based, this album shows that Hugh still retains his taste for Scottish and Celtic music and hasn't lost his touch on the button box. The album contains a varied selection of his own favourite tunes, played with the flair and style expected by those familiar with his music. Whether or not you have heard him before, listen in, feel the 'lift' and 'swing', put your "Feet to the Floor" and enjoy.
- 6/8 Marches (KirkwallBay, DundeeCity Police Band)
- Gaelic Waltzes (Eilidh, Morag of Dunvegan, Leaving Stornaway)
- 4/4 Marches (Jane & Graham's Welcome to Tain, Forty-Six Seconder, Garden of Skye)
- American/Irish Medley (Dandy River Belle, The Road to Lisdoonvarna)
- Jigs (Thrums March, Pentland Jig)
- 2/4 Marches (Inveresk House, Lochaber Gathering)
- Reels (Loch Torridon, Glenbucket Lodge, Miss Mary Douglas, Parks of Kilburnie)
- Pride of Erin Waltz (Where the Three Counties Meet, Slievenamon, The Old Claddagh Ring, Boulavogue)
- Irish Jig (Dingle Regatta)
- Gay Gordons (Bobby Morrison, Barren Rocks of Aden)
- Irish Hornpipe (The Stacks o' Barley, The Boys of Bluehill, Stacks o' Wheat)
- Jigs (Barolaski's Fancy, Stoney Path Tower, The Corner House Jig, The Jimmy Harris Jig)
- Scottish Waltzes (The Piper's Weird, Highland Cradle Song, Willie and Catherine Morrison's Golden Wedding Waltz)
- March, Strathspey & Reel (The Taking of Beaumont Hamel, Captain Horne, Hensleyside Reel)
Hugh Morrison: Feet to the Floor
Item ID: DEP0311
CD $15.00:
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Don Johnston & Friends: Live at the Rose & Crown
Recorded live at the Rose & Crown in the Edmonton Hilton. A porion of each sale of this CD goes to the "Ken Doughty Memorial Fund" to help student paramedics pay their fees. (Warning: this CD contains some risque material)
- Introduction
- I Came to Party
- Runaway
- Mustang Sally
- Free Booze Blues, Brown Eyed Girl
- Farewell to Nova Scotia
- Various Ditties
- Great Balls of Fire
- Only Kidding
- Rocky Top
- Empty Bed Blues
- Good-bye Norma Jean
- Love's Got Rhythm and Blues
- Streets of London
- Cover of the Rolling Stone, Shout, Honky Tonk Woman
Don Johnston: Live at the Rose & Crown
Item ID: CDDJ001
CD $15.00:
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Ellen Tepper: Timeless Music for the Celtic Harp
A sampling of music from the 13th to 18th centuries.
- Laude de St. Maddalena (Anon. 13th Century)
- Pavane (France, Anon. 1529)
- Consort II (Henry VIII)
- Robin (John Munday)
- Alman C Major (Thomas Morley)
- Lady Riche (Anon.)
- Lady Carey's Dompe (Anon. 1525)
- Alman e minor (Anon.)
- Sheep May Safely Graze (J.S. Bach)
- Greensleeves (Francis Cutting)
- Nobody's Gigge (Giles Farnaby)
- Gypsy's Lilt (Scottish, Anon. 17th Century)
- Castle of Dromore (Traditional Irish)
- Chanter (Traditional Irish)
- Maurice O'Connor (Turlough O'Carolan)
- Carolan's Welcome (Turlough O'Carolan)
- Carolan's Farewell to Music (Turlough O'Carolan)
- George Brabazon (Turlough O'Carolan)
- My Dearie (James Johnstone, 1771)
Ellen Tepper: Timeless Music for the Celtic Harp
Item ID: DARC3001
CD $15.00:
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Alex Sutherland & his Cronies: Auld an' New
Alex Sutherland was born and raised in Edinburgh, Scotland. His first memory of Scottish folk music was as a wee laddie in his granny's parlour at Hogmanay, with her singing "My Ain Folk" and everyone joining in the chorus amidst floods of tears!
The folk scene of the 60's, and in particular the Corries folk duo, had a big influence on Alex, and he and a friend started folk-singing together. He moved to St. Louis, MO in 1989 and joined the Scottish St. Andrew Society where he continued singing Scottish folk songs.
Alex and his Cronies sing a mixture of historic, nostalgic and fun Scottish songs.
- The Gallowa' Hills
- Work O' the Weavers
- A Man's a Man
- Tae the Beggin'
- The Green and the Blue
- Pittenweem Jo
- The Legacy/ Morrison's Jig
- Melville Castle
- Darling Ailie
- Rovin' Journeyman
- Johnnie Cope
Alex Sutherland & his Cronies
Item ID: CDAS01
CD $15.00:
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Jack Wallace: The Rogue with the Brogue
- Scotland My Scotland
- The Tartan
- Dark Loch Nagar
- The Rowan Tree (instrumental)
- Roamin in the Gloamin/ Wee Deoch-an-Dorus/ I Love A Lassie/ Sailing Up The Clyde/ Scotland the Brave
- What Does A Scotsman Wear Beneath His Kilt
- Marching Through the Heather
- Flow Gently Sweet Afton
- Jeely Piece Song
- Ring Ring the Bluebells of Scotland/ Bonnie Strathyre
- These Are My Mountains
- My Love is Like a Red Red Rose
- Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond/ Haste Ye Back/ Will Ye No Come Back Again
- Amazing Grace (instrumental)
Jack Wallace
Item ID: DARC9001
CD $12.00:
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George Young: Scottish Selection
With his accordion, George Young from Govan (near Glasgow) delights us with
a selection of his favorite songs.
- Banks of Locheil
- Pipe Major Jim Christy of Wick
- Hornpipes (Old Toasty, Willie's Brogues)
- Dark Island
- Glen aladh Castle
- Granny's Heiland Hame
- The Auld Scots Sangs
- Leezie Lindsay
- Rothesay Bay
- Waltz Medley (Cailin Mo Ruin-sa, Fagail Barraigh)
- Will Ye No Come Back Again
- Thistle of Scotland/ The Garden of Skye/ Leaving of Liverpool/ The Children
George Young
Item ID: DARC1101
Cassette $2.00:
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